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TMX shareholders might prefer a juicy cash offer to a no-premium takeover by an Anglo-Italian-Emirati-Qatari consortium run by a Frenchman.

He also spent four years in the Israeli military, returning to the US as a graduate student and teaching assistant at MIT, where the World Wide Web Consortium - run by the web's inventor, Tim Berners-Lee - is based.

In December, it brought an action for dumping against Urenco, a British, Dutch and German consortium widely believed to have the lowest uranium-production costs in the world, and Cogema/Eurodif, a consortium run by the French government.

It also suggested that CNN make no projections about a state while polls remain open there, and that the flawed Voter News Service, a consortium run by the networks and The Associated Press which provides election data, ought to be fixed.

While the bank's board has not yet decided whether to back the offer by the consortium run by Corsair Capital – where former Standard Chartered boss and one-time trade minister Davies is vice chairman – it is thought to be the one that will be proposed for approval next week.

They finished with a rally outside the centre, which was due to close on Monday but has received a four-month reprieve by the council in order to give a community consortium run by social enterprise Tiger 11 the chance to put together a bid to take the building into community ownership.

Yesterday saw the comeback from the consortium running Heathrow airport: three options for a third runway, to be built by the end of the next decade.

The Comparative Constitutions Project, an academic consortium, runs it.

MOSCOW, Dec. 15 - The Russian natural gas company Gazprom is demanding that Ukraine pay Western European rates for Russian gas -- more than four times what it pays now -- or hand over control of its gas pipeline network to a consortium to be run by Russia, Germany and Ukraine.

[C1.] Russian Firm Sharply Raises Ukraine's Gas Rate The Russian natural gas company Gazprom is demanding that Ukraine pay Western European rates for Russian gas -- more than four times what it pays now -- or hand over control of its gas pipeline network to a consortium to be run by Russia, Germany and Ukraine.

The Princeton Election Consortium model, which is run by Sam Wang (who has written for newyorker.com), has a figure of seventy per cent.