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Jack Ryan (politician)

John Clemens Ryan (born October 6, 1959) is an American businessman, former investment banker and politician who was a candidate in the 2004 U.S. Senate race in Illinois. In 2000, he retired as an active partner at Goldman Sachs to teach at Hales Franciscan High School, a private Catholic high school in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood.

His 2004 campaign for the Senate, against Barack Obama, received widespread media attention for the disclosure of sealed custody documents stemming from his divorce from actress Jeri Ryan. The unsealing of those documents detailed allegations that Ryan wanted his wife to perform sexual acts in public which in turn led to Ryan's withdrawal from the campaign.

In March 2005, Ryan launched 22nd Century Media, a news media company dedicated to providing hyper-local news in both print and digital media formats. In 2015, Ryan left 22nd Century Media to launch REX, a technology-based real estate services company that works outside the MLS to sell homes. The value proposition of REX was to reduce the cost of real estate commissions from the customary 6% to 3.3%. This led to a legal battle with Zillow and the National Association of Realtors that responded by dismantling their commission structure to move away from the market-dominating 6% commission structure which CNN called "seismic" in its implications.

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tirsdag 6. oktober 1959
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6th of October 1959 News

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CEYLON CENSORS PRESS; Reports on Assassination Are Specified by Decree

Date: 07 October 1959

Special to The New York Times

Govt imposes censorship on press repts concerning Bandaranaike assassination

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PRESS UNIT CLEARS CUBAN PUBLISHERS

Date: 06 October 1959

IAPA clears Cuban members of accepting subsidies from Batista regime

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PRESS BRIBERY SCORED; Inter - American Association Outlaws Guilty Papers

Date: 07 October 1959

Special to The New York Times

IAPA amends charter to bar papers that accept any econ help from govts

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Transcript of Secretary of State Herter's News Conference

Date: 07 October 1959

Special to The New York Times

Herter comments on situation, news conf; transcript

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Food News; Pears Fitting Climax to a Fall Meal

Date: 06 October 1959

By JUNE OWEN

June OWEN

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Tongue-Tied Diplomacy; Herter Conducts a News Conference When News May Offend Ally or Foe

Date: 07 October 1959

By JAMES RESTON

James RESTON

Reston comment

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TURK SUSPICIOUS OF SOVIET POLICY; Premier Menderes, in U. S. for CENTO Talks, Urges Wait-and-See Stand

Date: 07 October 1959

By DANA ADAMS SCHMIDTSpecial to The New York Times

Dana SCHMIDTSpecial

Menderes sees inflation threat ended

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RAINS HELP RAISE SOYBEAN OPTIONS; Bullish Private Crop News Also a Factor -- Wheat Is Hit by Late Sell-Off

Date: 06 October 1959

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ROLE IN TV PLAY TO SHIRLEY BOOTH; She Will Star in 90-Minute 'Ford Startime' Program -C.B.S. Names News Head

Date: 06 October 1959

By VAL ADAMS

Val ADAMS

S Mickelson named pres

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HERTER SAYS WEST REMAINS IN BERLIN UNTIL UNIFICATION; Basic Soviet Position Also Is Unchanged, Secretary Tells News Conference

Date: 07 October 1959

By WILLIAM J. JORDEN

William JORDEN

Herter says Western Big-3 will keep forces in W Berlin until Ger is reunified, news conf; agrees that Khrushchev lifted threat 'indefinitely' rather than 'permanently'; denies Khrushchev and Eisenhower worked out accord plan

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