Geely to buy Volvo from Ford for 1.8B dollars
Zhejiang Geely Holding signs a binding deal to acquire Ford Motor Co Volvo Cars unit for 1.8 billion dollars including a 200 million note. The sale moves Geely into Europe with a luxury brand known for safety and quality as Ford exits non core brands.
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Doctor shortage worsens as health reform expands access
The article notes a looming shortfall of about 40 000 primary care doctors over the next decade while the health overhaul aims to boost insured demand. It highlights a medical home model with team-based care and a 10 percent Medicare bonus to doctors in shortage areas, plus residency training and expanded community health centers. Massachusetts shows how expanded coverage raises demand as many doctors stop accepting new patients.
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Thai PM Defies Protests in Live TV Talks Crisis
Thailand’s Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva met Red Shirt leaders and opposition figures on live TV aiming to defuse a crisis that drew 100000 protesters and prompted his stay at an army base. Protesters demand Parliament dissolution. Abhisit rejects calls but vows to seek nationwide consensus. Talks produced little progress.
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California medical marijuana rulings toss cases in gray area
California Supreme Court overturned an 8 ounce cap on medical cannabis, ruling patients may possess a reasonable amount for treatment. Police and prosecutors report growing dismissals and acquittals as officials reinterpret cases, including two pounds seized from a couple and a father son trafficking probe, under the new standard.
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Pope opens Holy Week amid scandal and protests
Pope Benedict XVI opened Holy Week amid a clergy abuse crisis sweeping Europe and protests in London calling for his resignation. But his Palm Sunday homily made no direct reference to the scandal while prayers for the young and the educators who protect them were recited in Portuguese. Archbishop Nichols defended the pope, saying he has confronted the issue.
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