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PHILADELPHIA — A wealthy Russian-American car exporter has pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving three Russian girls.

PHILADELPHIA – A wealthy Russian-American car exporter has pleaded guilty to sex crimes involving three Russian girls. However, a U.S. judge won’t decide whether to accept the negotiated plea from Andrew Mogilyansky until his July 30 sentencing.

An international team of scientists Thursday unveiled what they called the biggest study yet of the genetic wealth of African people, shedding light on human settlement, migration and health.

WaterStreet has risen to the first rank among independent family office service providers in Canada according to Euromoney magazine. The award acknowledges WaterStreet’s leadership in the wealth management industry in Canada and the success of the firm’s unique multi-disciplinary service offering.

The High Court has ruled that current affairs television show Today Tonight breached the Trade Practices Act in a deal it made with a business offering training in real estate investments.

A quote attributed to me regarding the “tea party” protest on April 15 seems to have caused some confusion, so I will clarify.

Lawmakers OK a $3.5-trillion outline that leaves out many of the president’s proposals to benefit the less affluent. The debate points to the political difficulty of curbing subsidies to the rich

Maxim Global Wealth Advisors’ unique expatriate investment expertise and global portfolios attracts international attention, clients.

Contrary to recent media reports, while many may be praying for their 401’s to turn around, the falling stock market has not sent Americans rushing to church; 39% of Americans reported attending weekly religious services in a February 2009 Pew Research survey, no different than two years ago in January 2007 under better economic conditions.

Just 29 percent of people with lots of money to spend say they enjoy being recognized as wealthy, down 6 percent from a year ago, a survey showed on Wednesday.