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NY Times- India Ink: Collapse of Ponzi Scheme Spreads Panic in West Bengal May 23, 2013An estimated $5.5 billion have been lost and over 3 million people have been affected in one of the biggest financial frauds in India.
- British Security Chiefs Meet After Killing May 23, 2013Prime Minister David Cameron called a session of the COBRA committee after an attack in south London that raised new fears of terrorism.
- IHT Rendezvous: Job Hunting in Asia: Language Skills Count May 23, 2013Westerners seeking work in places like Hong Kong and Singapore are finding that language skills — good Mandarin, in particular — have become more essential.
- Malaysian Opposition Figures Are Detained May 23, 2013The arrests came two and a half weeks after elections that showed the governing party losing support with broad swaths of the multicultural electorate.
- India Ink: Collapse of Ponzi Scheme Spreads Panic in West Bengal May 23, 2013
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- Hickenlooper grants Dunlap temporary reprieve May 23, 2013Faced with a decision to allow the execution of killer Nathan Dunlap or grant him clemency, Gov. John Hickenlooper chose to do neither. Instead, he granted an extraordinary "temporary reprieve" that likely means Dunlap won't face execution as long as Hickenlooper is governor.
- Colorado wildlife agency determined to make CNG-powered pickups work May 23, 2013Colorado wildlife officials say they are determined to make new pickups powered by compressed natural gas work in their fleets, despite operational and logistical hurdles.
- Florida's CNL is selling resort villages, including Copper Mountain May 23, 2013The largest resort owner in North America is testing the market by listing seven of its resort villages - including Copper Mountain's base village - for $142.5 million.
- Colorado parole chief Tim Hand placed on paid temporary leave May 23, 2013The director of Colorado's parole division, which has been under fire for two months for its handling of Evan Ebel and other violent parolees, has been put on a paid leave of absence, prisons officials said Wednesday.
- Judge in James Holmes case unseals documents on gun sales May 23, 2013Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes received six deliveries from an online ammunition vendor and had other packages sent to his apartment "on an almost daily basis" in the weeks before the mass murder, search warrants unsealed Wednesday show.
- Politicians, family pay respects to longtime strategist Jim Monaghan May 23, 2013Prominent Coloradans, friends and relatives gathered Wednesday morning to remember Jim Monaghan Jr. not only as a driven and influential political strategist but, ultimately, as a man moved to reconnect with family.
- Hickenlooper grants Dunlap temporary reprieve May 23, 2013
