The Guardian |
Canadian woman, 84, finds long-lost diamond ring wrapped around carrot
The Guardian Mary Grams said of the ring: 'I thought I would have to go to the jeweller today, but it still fits.' Photograph: 660 News Calgary/Twitter. Canada. Canadian woman, 84, finds long-lost diamond ring wrapped around carrot. Mary Grams said she probably … Lucky carrot: Alberta woman finds mother-in-law's lost ringBluefield Daily Telegraph Lost ring returns on carrot 13 years laterThe Australian Woman discovers lost diamond ring on garden carrotWXIA-TV Sky News –South China Morning Post –ABC Online –BBC News all 120 news articles » |
Calgary Herald |
CEOs walk Trump tightrope into a new era for corporate politics
Calgary Herald Mary Barra of General Motors Co. wanted to stay close to the White House. Indra Nooyi of Pepsico Inc. was pressured to walk away. Kevin Plank of Under Armour Inc. got pushback when he did just that. Doug McMillon of Wal-Mart Stores Inc. took heat for … |
Live Trading News |
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) HEFFX Highlights
Live Trading News “It is our belief at this time that fingerprint sensing will NOT be included at launch”, states BlueFin. Though it concedes “We are still grappling with the touch ID/fingerprint sensing situation as we continue to uncover mixed messaging.” BlueFin even … Apple's (AAPL) Overweight Rating Reaffirmed at Morgan StanleyWeek Herald Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) Neutral Rating Reiterated at MizuhoTheOlympiaReport Apple Inc. (AAPL) Shares Sold by Jarislowsky Fraser LtdRincon Hill News Community Financial News –Chaffey Breeze –Investing.com –BNB Daily (blog) all 283 news articles » |
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