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U.S. Open Series Standings [Jul 26, 2010] U.S. Open Series Standings Mardy Fish, United States, 70 The U.S. Open Series links the performance of the top three men's and women's finishers at Series events to their performance at the US Open. First-place finishers will compete for up to an additional $1 million in bonus prize money. Second-place finishers will compete for up to $500,000 and third-place finishers will play for up to ... [via YahooNews] More >>

(AFX UK Focus) 2010-01-18 10:30 Slovakia sells 268.1 mln euros of 364-day T-bills (Interactive Investor) [Jan 18, 2010] BRATISLAVA, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Slovakia sold 268.1 million euros ($385.8 million) worth of 364-day treasury bills at an auction on Monday, the finance ministry's Debt and Liquidity Management Agency said. Total demand for the bills, which mature on January 19, 2011, was 719.1 million euros. The accepted average, maximum and minimum yield was 1.100 percent. It was the first successful auction of ... [via YahooNews] More >>

U22 Vietnam to try out EUR 1 million striker (Vietnam Net) [Dec 15, 2008] VietNamNet Bridge ? Emil Le Giang, a player of the U17 Slovakia football team, who was transferred to the Nurnberg club (Germany) last year at a cost of EUR 1 million, and his younger brother Patrick (goalkeeper of U17 Slovakia), expressed a wish to play for the Vietnamese national team. [via YahooNews] More >>

Slovakia sells SKK 6.1 bln of 308-day T-bills (The Forex Market) [Dec 08, 2008] BRATISLAVA, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Slovakia sold 6.055 billion Slovak crowns ($257.1 million) of 308-day treasury bills in an auction on Monday, the finance ministry's Debt and Liquidity Management Agency (ARDAL) said. [via YahooNews] More >>

Is Varga on his way to Burnley? (Norwich City MAD) [Jan 03, 2008] The 35-year-old Varga, a Slovakian international, is in his second spell at the Stadium of Light after rejoining the club from Celtic ion the last day of August 2006 on a two year deal. He was first signed by them in the summer of 2000 by Peter Reid for a fee just under ?1 million. [via YahooNews] More >>

Arrests highlight concern over black market for nuclear components (The Buffalo News) [Dec 02, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia ? The arrests of three men who allegedly tried to sell contraband uranium for $1 million show how a shadowy black market for nuclear components has survived despite tightened security at nuclear facilities worldwide, experts say. [via YahooNews] More >>

Market for nuclear materials still vibrant (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) [Dec 02, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia -- The arrests last week of three men who allegedly tried to sell contraband uranium for $1 million show how a shadowy black market for nuclear components has survived despite ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Experts say seizure of uranium in Slovakia shows a shadowy global market survives (The Standard-Times) [Nov 30, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia ? The arrests of three men who allegedly tried to sell contraband uranium for $1 million show how a shadowy black market for nuclear components has survived despite tightened security at nuclear facilities worldwide, experts... [via YahooNews] More >>

Experts say seizure of uranium in Slovakia shows a shadowy global market survives (San Diego Union-Tribune) [Nov 30, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia, 2:05 p.m. Nov. 29 (AP): The arrests of three men who allegedly tried to sell contraband uranium for $1 million show how a shadowy black market for nuclear components has survived despite tightened security at nuclear facilities worldwide, experts said Thursday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Experts: seizure of uranium in Slovakia shows shadowy global market survives (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News) [Nov 30, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia - The arrests of three men who allegedly tried to sell contraband uranium for $1 million show how a shadowy black market for nuclear components has survived despite tightened security at nuclear facilities worldwide, experts said Thursday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Slovakia police seize radioactive material (UPI) [Nov 29, 2007] Slovakian police said they arrested two people and confiscated 2.2 pounds of radioactive material the suspects had allegedly planned to sell for $1 million. [via YahooNews] More >>

Slovakia police seize radioactive material (EARTHtimes.org) [Nov 29, 2007] Slovakian police said they arrested two people and confiscated 2.2 pounds of radioactive material the suspects had allegedly planned to sell for $1 million. A Bratislava police official said his department detained two smugglers in eastern Slovakia in a r... [via YahooNews] More >>

Police in Slovakia, Hungary arrest 3 trying to sell unspecified radioactive material (KYIV Post) [Nov 29, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia (AP) - Police in Slovakia and Hungary arrested three people and seized 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of an unspecified but "dangerous" radioactive material the suspects were trying to sell for $1 million, Slovak authorities said. [via YahooNews] More >>

Police in Slovakia, Hungary arrest three in radioactive material case (CNN.com) [Nov 29, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia (AP) -- Police in Slovakia and Hungary arrested three people and seized 2.2 pounds of an unspecified but "dangerous" radioactive material the suspects were trying to sell for $1 million, Slovak authorities said Wednesday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Police in Slovakia and Hungary arrest 3 trying to sell radioactive material (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News) [Nov 29, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia - Police in Slovakia and Hungary arrested three people and seized one kilogram of an unspecified but "dangerous" radioactive material the suspects were trying to sell for $1 million, Slovak authorities said Wednesday. [via YahooNews] More >>

Possible 'dirty bomb' arrests in Slovakia (The New Zealand Herald) [Nov 28, 2007] BRATISLAVA - Three people have been arrested for trying to sell 1kg of an unspecified radioactive material for US$1 million ($1.33 million), police in Slovakia said. [via YahooNews] More >>

Police arrest 3 trying to sell unspecified radioactive material, official in Slovakia says (CNews) [Nov 28, 2007] BRATISLAVA, Slovakia - Three people have been arrested in Slovakia for trying to sell a kilogram of radioactive material. Police did not specify what kind of nuclear material was seized, but said the suspects were trying to sell it for $1 million. [via YahooNews] More >>