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NEW YORK: , which owns the Book-of-the-Month Club, will also assume $220 million in debt. The agreement is tentative and is what is known as a "stalking horse" bid for a company under bankruptcy protection. The bid will open an auction for the company ...

MADRID - British Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith will Friday call on UK businesses to employ jobless British youths -- rather than immigrant workers. In a speech in Madrid, Duncan Smith will say that more than half the new jobs created in ...

Borders in the US has agreed to sell to private investment firm Najafi for $215m (135m), it has been announced today. The Borders Group bookselling chain is now seeking bankruptcy court approval for the agreement, which if passed, will also see Najafi ...

Last year, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents? union officials throughout the nation issued a unanimous no confidence vote in that agency?s Director John Morton on behalf of ICE officers, agents and employees nationwide citing gross ...

LONDON Hundreds of thousands of teachers, police workers, immigration officers and other government employees walked off the job across Britain on Thursday in a mass strike that could augur a summer of industrial action over cuts in public spending. ...

WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-Tex.) is siding with IT staffing firms that rely heavily on H-1B visa workers in a fight over a new immigration rule that curbs their ability to hire foreign workers. These staffing firms, which may have more than ...

Last Friday night, the faithful and the curious lined up for a special mass at St. Anthony Parish in Oakland. On a pedestal up front stood the object of their affection: a 4-foot-5 statue of a blue-eyed Mexican priest. A statue of Santo Toribio Romo has ...

One of the U.S. Attorneys ousted during the 2006 firing scandal is representing the family of a Border Patrol agent whose death has ties to a controversial Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives gun smuggling program, the Arizona Daily Star ...

The first week I arrived at this National Park Service locale, I was invited to attend a naturalization ceremony. When I walked into Homestead's Education Center before the proceedings began, the room was filled with people of different races, languages ...

Allowing hundreds of illegal aliens to participate in a congressional hearing sends a dangerous signal that it's okay to flout immigration laws in the U.S. Thats what some immigration watchdogs are saying about a Senate hearing Tuesday that intended ...