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Justice Kennedy's Sacramento roots and how this may have given him tolerance and respect for gay people.
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Henrique de Castro, chief operaing officer, leaves Yahoo after only one year on the job following poor performance in generating advertising revenue in 2013. He was hired from Google by CEO Marissa Mayer. Yahoo's share of display ad revenue in the U.S. declined in 2013 to 5.8% from 6.8% in 2012. Google's increased to 39% and Facebook's share increased to 7% in the U.S.
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Bill De Blasio wins the Mayoral election in New York in 2013 by a 49% margin. Only Mayor Ed Koch exceeded this with a 68% margin in 1985. Issues in this campaign were police stop and frisk searches, income inequality that De Blasio said created a tale of two cities, lack of affordable housing, leaving large numbers of people behind. Republican issues of education, crime and quality of life did not play a part in this election. The election was a kind of referendum on policies of two decades that have increased the income disparities in this traditionally Democratic city.
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Intel Corp's chief operating officer, Brian Krzanich, a manufacturing expert, becomes the new CEO in May 2013, succeeding Paul Otellini. Software chief Renee James becomes the new president.
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For 2008 advertising pages in consumer magazines went down by 12%. According to Publishers Information Bureau therre was a 17% decline in ad pages for the fourth quarter compared year over year. Automakers bought 24% fewer ad pages according to PIB. Of news magazines Newsweek and Time lost 19% of their ad pages, but the Economist was a surprise with ad pages up 4%.
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Diesel cars at the Frankfurt Auto Show.
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A deal with Venezuela gives Eni Italian oil company 40% ownership in a block called Junin 5 in the Orinoco River belt. The $10 billion investment will be shared proportionally by the 2 companies PDVSA and Eni to expand production to 300,000 barrels a day by 2014.
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AIG's large $11.3 billion writedown in March 2008.
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The splits and the factions in the Social Democrats in Germany. Differences over welfare and employment reforms. Steinmeier was Schroeder's chief of staff He will now run against Merkel in new elections.

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