Austrian gravesites get a digital twist
Swimmers thumb nose at Nazi tormentors
Cerberus to buy majority of Chrysler for $7,4bn
Blackmail charges fly as Swiss plan gold fund vote
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Having escaped the Holocaust as boys, two 80-year-old Jewish doctors have returned to Vienna to swim in the European Maccabi Games.
Technology is about to give Austrian gravestones the potential to speak across time by showing pictures and biographies of the people buried below.
Private equity firm Cerberus will buy the majority of DaimlerChrysler's struggling Chrysler Group for $7,4-billion, a fraction of the $36-billion deal that created the transatlantic car union nine years ago. Cerberus Capital Management gets an 80,1% stake in Chrysler and its related financial services business, DaimlerChrysler said on Monday.
Switzerland's generosity and humanitarian tradition will be put to the test next Sunday when voters decide how to use billions of dollars rolling in from selling off part of the country's huge gold reserves.
Having escaped the Holocaust as boys, two 80-year-old Jewish doctors have returned to Vienna to swim in the European Maccabi Games.
Technology is about to give Austrian gravestones the potential to speak across time by showing pictures and biographies of the people buried below.
Private equity firm Cerberus will buy the majority of DaimlerChrysler's struggling Chrysler Group for $7,4-billion, a fraction of the $36-billion deal that created the transatlantic car union nine years ago. Cerberus Capital Management gets an 80,1% stake in Chrysler and its related financial services business, DaimlerChrysler said on Monday.
Switzerland's generosity and humanitarian tradition will be put to the test next Sunday when voters decide how to use billions of dollars rolling in from selling off part of the country's huge gold reserves.







