Kenny Irwin’s Creations on View in Baltimore
Date: 10 December 2013
By STEVEN KURUTZ
Replay lunedì 9 dicembre 2013
Il 9 dicembre 2013 era una lunedì sotto il segno zodiacale del ♐. Era il 342 ° giorno dell'anno. Il presidente degli Stati Uniti era Barack Obama.
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9th of December 2013 News
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McCown Hot on Cold Night, And Bears Thump Cowboys
Date: 10 December 2013
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NFL Roundup; Chicago Bears rout Dallas Cowboys, 45-28, to grab a share of the NFC North lead; other football news noted.
China Is Tied to Spying on European Diplomats
Date: 10 December 2013
By NICOLE PERLROTH
Computer security company FireEye reports that computer breaches at the foreign ministries of the Czech Republic, Portugal, Bulgaria, Latvia and Hungary have been traced to Chinese hackers.
China Everbright to Try Again for Public Offering
Date: 09 December 2013
By NEIL GOUGH
The midsize state-owned bank has begun a week of marketing for a Hong Kong I.P.O., after market downturns scuttled two previous tries; it hopes to raise $2.8 billion.
Outfield Full, Yanks Seek Pitching and Infield Help
Date: 10 December 2013
By DAVID WALDSTEIN
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman may try to fill some gaps in the infield and on the pitching roster at baseball’s winter meetings.
Delay Foreseen in Removing Syrian Chemicals
Date: 10 December 2013
By RICK GLADSTONE
Ahmet Uzumcu, director general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, raises the strong possibility of a delay in the timetable of the eradication of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal; Uzumcu says it will be difficult to meet a deadline for transporting the most dangerous materials out of the country by sea.