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Explained by the Beeb | RSS on the Open Directory Project (DMOZ) | Microsoft's
page on RSS | Good Yahoo! page on RSS
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Awards
World Finance magazine, an industry leader and respected voice in financial circles is pleased to announce its portfolio of awards for 2008. Rewarding the best in business is a tough task, but someone has to do it...