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drive to buy stores Independent<http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/morrisons-goes-aggressive-in-its- drive-to-buy-stores-2291209.html> Bloomberg Puts Comcast on Notice AdWeek<http://www.adweek.com/news/television/bloomberg-puts-comcast-notice-132055? utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm

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sts in Betting on the Middle East Jonathan Alcorn/Bloomberg News Thomas J. Barrack Jr. of Colony Capital sai

ith Prince Walid bin Talal of Saudi Arabia in 2006 to buy the Fairmont and Raffles hotel chains, including properties in Mecca, Dubai and Cairo. At Accor, a French hotel chain with locations in Bahrain, Egypt and Yemen, Mr. Barrack holds a 16.5 percent stake, as well as a seat on the board. Then ther

the PMC group (trading -0.19%) French sells 04.805 billion of 10yr bonds (average yield 2.28% versus 2.21% prior) European banks told to hold on (Bloomberg billion-of-fresh-capital.html>) to $258 billion of fresh capital by the EBA Draghi stares at Spain as brinkmanship (Bloomberg brinkmanship-keeps

ook on unusually high account churn (trading -15%) Unilever speculation company may sell Skippy peanut butter brand for $300-400M (trading -0.14%) Accor announce sale and management buy-back deal for Pullman Tour Eiffel Hotel (trading unch) Gerresheimer Q3 revs, EBITDA and net light, guidance mainta

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£14 million from £22 million (trading -0.63%) • RSA announced disposal of Lithunia, Latvia, Poland businesses for -£300 million (trading +2.8%) • Accor reports O1 revenue after the close, market looking for €1.23 billion (trading +1.1%) Leading European Sectors: Autos/Parts +1.22%, Trav/Les +0.83%,

ts prisoners being hous=d in privatized, for-profit facilities. Such institutions could face bankrupt=y without a steady influx of prisoners. A 2013 Bloomberg report states that in the past decade the number of inmates =n for-profit prisons throughout the U.S. rose 44 percent. 10 EFTA_R1_02077686 EFTA02

tes for all crimes, largely driven by drug convictions, have increased by 800% since 1986, compared to an increase of 400% for women of other races. Accor=ing to the American Civil Liberties Union, "Even when women have minimal or no involvement in the drug trade, they are increasingly caught in the e