The Norwegian teenager, 19, is estimated to be worth a staggering $1.2 billion, making her the youngest billionaire in the world. Her 20-year-old sister Katharina is also worth $1.2 billion thanks to the 42.2 per cent of the Ferd Holding company she and her sister both own.
Photographs are ways of reminding us of our past. They capture moments that we can never get back and preserve memories of a lifetime. Through the years, people have been doing their best to take photos of the most important events, and highlights of the decades. Now, let us all take a journey back to […]
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Former Manchester United midfielder believes Arsene Wenger is 'under big pressure'
Former Manchester United midfielder believes Arsene Wenger is 'under big pressure'
– Hector Cuper has been asked to get needed results against the Super Eagles in Kaduna – His contract with Egypt stipulates he must qualify the national team for AFCON 2017 – Zambian referee Janny Sikazwe will be in the centre for the first leg in Kaduna The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) has mandated coach Hector […]
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VICTORIANS face a supermarket plastic bag ban after the Andrews Government committed to developing a national approach to bin them.
VICTORIANS have slammed the brakes on the idea of an Australian Grand Prix night race, with widespread opposition to Formula One being staged under lights in Melbourne.
A GRIEVING dad wants the babysitter acquitted of killing his 10-month-old daughter to be retried under never-before-used double jeopardy laws.
The Spain international is uneasy with the slow progress of his contract talks but has three offers on the table if he decides to leave Camp Nou
Lawyers for a man convicted along with his parents of the so-called honour killings of four female family members alleged in Ontario's court of appeal Thursday that he was only 17 at the time of his arrest and should have been tried as a youth.
March 1 was supposed to be the dawn of "new era of choice" for TV viewers. Unfortunately, it’s not. So far, the new CRTC regulations appear to be rather toothless — definitely not the game-changing legislation TV customers were hoping for.
The irony is more than a little apparent, Neil Macdonald writes. Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who, as much as anyone, led the Tea Party revolt that knee-capped the Republican establishment, is now raging at Donald Trump for taking that anger to the next level.
Privately sponsored refugees from Syria have to start paying their own airfare now that government-organized flights out of the Middle East have ceased, but Immigration Minister John McCallum says the government is considering paying for the travel costs of all refugees Canada will resettle in the future.
The federal government is prepared to impose a national price on carbon if Canada's premiers fail to come to an agreement on their own, CBC News has learned.
In the last gasp of an historic industrialization, China's state-run "zombie" factories continue to churn out products no one buys. The CBC's new Asia Correspondent Sasa Petricic highlights the problem facing Beijing with its new talk of layoffs and restructuring.
Ward & Partners to host a week-long book sale to raise money for Kent charity ellenor.
Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to about the alleged burglary.
A man is due in court today charged with GBH after a woman was badly injured.
A terrified fox is recovering at a Kent charity centre after being shot through the face with a crossbow. WARNING: Graphic images
Business owners facing eviction if a Paramount resort is built say the attraction is blighting their livelihoods and could force firms to close.
Andrew Chatwin watched as federal agents and sheriff’s deputies swarmed this rural polygamist outpost last week, storming dairy and produce stores and a food distribution center in black bulletproof vests, guns drawn, handcuffs dangling from their belts ...
Leaders of the global telecom business met in Barcelona last week for the annual Mobile World Congress, and the hype around the next generation of mobile networking was as deafening as a heavy metal concert. The new technology …
Bring our primary back! Or at least our primary hours (7 a.m. to 7 p.m.) for rural counties or for all. This two- to three-hour time frame can’t be met by so many …
