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In 2010, a California man paid  for three old photographs at a junk shop; five years later, experts said one showed Billy the Kid playing croquet and had it insured for  million

In 2010, a California man paid $2 for three old photographs at a junk shop; five years later, experts said one showed Billy the Kid playing croquet and had it insured for $5 million

Randy Guijarro of Fremont, California, paid $2 for an old photograph at an antique shop in 2010. The seemingly ordinary pictures turned out to include one of the most valuable images of the Old West, with an insurance value of $5 million.In 2010, Guijarro purchased the photograph for $2. He kept the 4-by-5-inch photograph, and…

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New rule for H-1B again? Visa extensions will be treated as fresh cases; asylum seekers and H-4 visa holders will also be affected

New rule for H-1B again? Visa extensions will be treated as fresh cases; asylum seekers and H-4 visa holders will also be affected

H-1B visa extension applications will be treated as fresh cases and will draw more scrutiny and questions. Again a new rule dropped from the Department of Homeland Security that will concern H-1B visa holders. But the scope of the new rule will be far greater than just H-1Bs. It will impact anyone with a work…

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William Chapman: Man who was killed by a tiger at zoo in South Yorkshire has been identified; he was pacing around enclousre with headphones

William Chapman: Man who was killed by a tiger at zoo in South Yorkshire has been identified; he was pacing around enclousre with headphones

Man killed by tiger in a zoo in South Yorkshire was identified as William Chapman. The man who was killed by a tiger at a zoo in South Yorkshire has been locally identified as William Chapman, a youth in his 20s who managed to enter the tiger’s enclosure. The police have not named him officially….

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In 1994, Hamdi Ulukaya arrived in the US unable to speak English and knowing nobody; after building Chobani, he hired hundreds of refugees and migrants and built Tent into a 400+ company network helping newcomers find work

In 1994, Hamdi Ulukaya arrived in the US unable to speak English and knowing nobody; after building Chobani, he hired hundreds of refugees and migrants and built Tent into a 400+ company network helping newcomers find work

Hamdi Ulukaya, founder and CEO of Chobani, reacts during the Clinton Global Initiative 2026 Annual Meeting in New York City, US, September 23, 2026. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon When Hamdi Ulukaya arrived in the United States in 1994, he was a young student from Turkey who spoke no English and knew no one. Years later, after buying…

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A billionaire who bought Tasmania’s Woolnorth dairy for A0 million in 2016 has won a tax reversal: a full court overturned the case that had left his companies facing A.4 million including penalties and interest

A billionaire who bought Tasmania’s Woolnorth dairy for A$280 million in 2016 has won a tax reversal: a full court overturned the case that had left his companies facing A$23.4 million including penalties and interest

A Full Court in Tasmania has overturned a multi-million-dollar tax assessment against companies linked to billionaire businessman Xianfeng Lu. The decision cancels a disputed A$23.4 million stamp duty bill, including accumulated penalties and interest. The ruling is a major legal win for Moon Lake Investments and other companies linked to Mr Lu. The dispute arose…

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Selma Blair’s lawyers call her ‘gold standard’ after she assaulted Delta staff and then a cop; Judge Indira Khan says no special treatment for a celebrity

Selma Blair’s lawyers call her ‘gold standard’ after she assaulted Delta staff and then a cop; Judge Indira Khan says no special treatment for a celebrity

Selma Blair’s lawyers called her ‘gold standard’ only to be shut down by judge Indira Khan. The hearing of actor Selma Blair turned interesting after her lawyers pleaded with a Queens judge to be lenient to the actor citing her body of work. Calling her the gold standard, the lawyers argued for lesser penalty but…

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Shreveport’s former Libbey Glass plant left more than 850,000 sq ft of contaminated industrial space; after cleanup, full demolition is moving ahead with about 95% of its steel, brick and concrete set for recycling

Shreveport’s former Libbey Glass plant left more than 850,000 sq ft of contaminated industrial space; after cleanup, full demolition is moving ahead with about 95% of its steel, brick and concrete set for recycling

Full-scale structural demolition is under way at the former Libbey Glass plant in Shreveport after specialist crews successfully cleared industrial contaminants across more than 850,000 square feet of floor space. The milestone, announced by the North Louisiana Economic Partnership (NLEP) and reported by KEDM Public Radio and KSLA, removes the primary environmental barrier to redeveloping…

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In 2022, California’s 4.2-acre Rancho Cariñoso asked 9 million; after years of price cuts, the beachfront horse ranch sold at auction for .55 million, with nearly an acre of private beach

In 2022, California’s 4.2-acre Rancho Cariñoso asked $109 million; after years of price cuts, the beachfront horse ranch sold at auction for $22.55 million, with nearly an acre of private beach

Once marketed for $109 million, Rancho Cariñoso has sold at auction for $22.55 million, a dramatic drop for a property with nearly an acre of private beach. The 4.2-acre estate sits on Padaro Lane, between Carpinteria and Santa Barbara, and combines a working horse-ranch character with rare oceanfront access. Its features include a three-bedroom home,…

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An Iowa farmer whose family farms 400 acres says crops barely cover taxes; after a solar project won a key county permit, he says leases are running about ,200 per acre and hopes most of his land can join

An Iowa farmer whose family farms 400 acres says crops barely cover taxes; after a solar project won a key county permit, he says leases are running about $1,200 per acre and hopes most of his land can join

An Iowa farmer facing falling crop prices and rising machinery costs says leasing his land for solar panels could provide a vital source of income. His comments came after a major renewable energy project received an important local planning approval. The Mills County Zoning Board unanimously approved the proposed Folsom Lake Solar Project, a 3,200-acre…

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Robot sexually assaults 16-year old girl in Germany; 2 teens under probe for recording and livestreaming

Robot sexually assaults 16-year old girl in Germany; 2 teens under probe for recording and livestreaming

Robot allegedly groped the girl when she was out with her friends German police are investigating two young men after a humanoid robot allegedly groped a teenage girl outside a fast-food restaurant in Cologne, with the incident reportedly filmed and livestreamed on social media.The 16-year-old girl was with friends in the western German city shortly…

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