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Julie Gordon

Position: Online Editor / Video Editor
I edit and upload videos to Reuters.com and Reuters UK, and choose content for our Editor's Choice carousel on the homepage. I also produce and edit video profiles on entrepreneurs for our small business section. As a online editor, I file stories to both Reuters.com and Reuters UK and I've reported on business, lifestyle and the environment in Toronto. I started at Reuters as a TV intern in Chile and prior to joining Reuters, I freelanced in Eastern Europe and South America.

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RIM CEOs to donate $253 million to foundations May 21, 04:53pm EDT 

TORONTO (Reuters) - The co-chief executives of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd said on Thursday they would donate about C$290 million ($253 million) of RIM shares owned by them to two charitable foundations.  Full Article 

RIM co-CEOs to donate C$290 million to foundations
REFILE-Semafo to develop solar power in Burkina Faso
Enbridge says it will proceed with LaCrosse project
Canada business bankruptcies drop unexpectedly -CIBC
UPDATE 1-Connacher finance plan may fund oil sands project
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Blog Posts

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So You Think You Can Dance taps out to top 16

The top 18 dancers sashayed straight into competition -- and eliminations -- on Tuesday’s episode of So You Think You Can Dance.  Full Article 

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"Harry Potter" works like magic at box offices

With the latest Harry Potter movie opening across North America tomorrow, "The Half-Blood Prince" is already -- and perhaps expectedly -- among the hottest-selling movie tickets of the year. From Alaska ...  Full Article | Comments [15] 

ActionAid: Bailout the hungry, please

With the U.S. approving a $700 billion Wall Street bailout and the UK offering up £88 billion to bolster its banks, you can be forgiven for forgetting about that pesky food crisis in the developing world ...  Full Article | Comments [1] 

Shifting tides of confidence | Comments [1]
Bankers, bailouts and laughs | Comments [5]
The code of silence... | Comments [3]
Where's the protest? | Comments [1]