TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Libya's General National Congress approved new Prime Minister Ali Zeidan's proposed government line-up on Wednesday but cut its session short as security forces fended off protesters outside. Zeidan presented a coalition cabinet on Tuesday, drawn from liberal and Islamist parties, to the national congress, which had rejected his predecessor's cabinet line-up. The assembly had met on Tuesday to vote but its session was postponed after protesters, angry with some of the nominations, stormed its headquarters. … London black cab maker cuts 156 jobs - PwC
LONDON (Reuters) – PricewaterhouseCoopers, administrators to Manganese Bronze, on Wednesday said it had cut 156 jobs at the struggling maker of London’s black taxis. “Regretfully, without financial support to overcome the group’s operational issues we have had to make staff redundancies,” said Matthew Hammond, joint administrator and PwC partner. The majority of jobs were cut at Manganese Bronze’s manufacturing site in Coventry, while other positions have gone at dealerships across the country. …
Egypt's Brotherhood: Shariah must be charter base
Egypt’s powerful Muslim Brotherhood says Islamic Shariah law must be the basis of Egypt’s new constitution, and legislation must be based on Islamic penal code.
Big-serving Sam Querrey upsets No. 2-seeded Novak Djokovic in 2nd round of Paris Masters
PARIS – Sam Querrey of the United States recovered from a humiliating first set to beat second-seeded Novak Djokovic 0-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4 in the second round of the Paris Masters on Wednesday.
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