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Afghan contender criticizes Karzai's poll decree
2009-03-01: KABUL (Reuters) - An Afghan presidential contender has criticized President Hamid Karzai's call for the election to be brought forward from August to April, saying the earlier date would not give other candidates time to campaign.
5 stabbed in separate incidents outside NYC club
2009-03-01: AP - Police have arrested a man in the stabbing of two people outside a New York City nightclub, but investigators are still looking for whoever stabbed three other people outside the same club about a half-hour later.
Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn dies at 84
2009-03-01: AP - Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn, whose unique style of blending modern forms with Scandinavian traditions earned him the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, has died. He was 84.
CeBit aims to entice cash-strapped consumers
2009-03-01: Reuters - Europe's biggest technology fair CeBit aims to entice cash-conscious business customers with software aimed at coping with the recession while itself continuing to experience a hemorrhage of trade-exhibitors.
In Letter, Buffett Accepts Blame and Faults Others
2009-03-01: In his annual letter to shareholders, Warren E. Buffett chided himself but also needled regulators and chief executives.
New month for Wall Street, but old problems linger
2009-03-01: AP - The arrival of March is unlikely to bring much relief to a stock market battered by bad news throughout February.
Wen warns economic crisis spreading in China
2009-03-01: AP - Premier Wen Jiabao warned that the impact of the global financial crisis was still spreading in China and the country faces the long and arduous task of combating its effects.
Pope: workers, families must be crisis priority
2009-03-01: AP - Pope Benedict XVI is encouraging political leaders and industrialists to make workers and their families the priority during the economic crisis.
US launches $200 bln effort to spur consumer credit
2009-03-03: AFP - US authorities Tuesday formally launched a program designed to pump 200 billion dollars into consumer credit through the purchase of securities linked to various loans.
Big City: Not the Rolls, My Good Man. These Times Demand the Station Wagon.
2009-03-02: There is a growing sense among some that not only is big spending unusual these days, it?s a little out of fashion, maybe even a little tasteless.
Will Eisner pretty much invented the comic book back in the 1930's,...
2009-03-01: Will Eisner pretty much invented the comic book back in the 1930's, creating such icons as Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and The Spirit.
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