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CITIC acquires oil assets in Kazakhstan
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Pak notifies tariff reductions
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Mukesh to contest IT notice
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China's auto exports double
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Business News Belarus and Russia's Gazprom settle gas-pricing dispute
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ICBC to buy Indonesian Bank
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China's auto exports double in 2006
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Court Cuts Valdez Judgment Against Exxon
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Employment Possible changes could affect unpaid time off
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Russia, Belarus settle gas dispute
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Ethiopia targets Islamist outpost, blast in Mogadishu
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British honor for Iranian businessman
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Global super-union within a decade, says Amicus chief
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Analysts predict a happy new year for stock markets around the world
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Other shackles kept in place 'to protect culture'
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French supermarkets make their TV debut as advertising rule is scrapped
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Slovenia joins euro's anniversary celebration
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Toyota is fined for failing to declare income
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Concern for rainforest forces RWE to scrap palm oil project
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Report Chinarsquo;s CITIC Group buys stake in Kazakhstan oil field
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Hotels, bars plan to accommodate Bears fans
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China upholds 'one-Viagra' policy
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MITCH ALBOM Only game missing is the Honesty Bowl
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Lions beat Cowboys, will draft second in '07
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Suez battle fought anew in France
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Clorox to Purchase Colgate's Canada and Latin America Bleach Businesses
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2 people remain missing after Madrid car bombing blamed on B
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Reports Belarus, Russia OK Gas Deal
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Ford Motor Co. unveils Interceptor
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Making it takes back seat to distributing it in music business
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Business News Most Asian Markets End Year on High Note
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Business News Linde Probed Over Suspected Bribery
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Cutoff by e-mail disconnection
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Audiobooks give new meaning to exercise
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Easing off Falling fuel surcharges could ease businesses' shipping, transport bills
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Emissions ruling boosts manufacturers' business
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CIBC shakes Enron audit rules
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Fannie Mae sues former auditor for 2 billion
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CHINA Small clouds in blue skies
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RISKY BUSINESS Global economy faces a dangerous year
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Mittal Business Person of 2006
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Newspaper hit with racial discrimination lawsuit
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Business leaders look to Spitzer to revive upstate New York
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Health Care Goal Put onus on consumers
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Contrasting fortunes in France and Germany open old wounds
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Business News Belarus Faces Cut in Russian Gas
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Business News Euro in Widespread Use Outside EU
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Business News Calif. Mill Town Faces Uncertain Future
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UK paper crowns Mittal as Business Person, '06
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Wall Street closes lower in last day of a record year
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Iran's leader is the weakest link
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Anglo Gold Ashantis Obuasi workers plan demonstration
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Record MA activity expected to stay strong
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Science Means Business Putting the dollar firmly into the equation
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Lee, Foley, Gayeski hired at art museum
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Celebrity Chefs Boost Culinary Schools
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Business News Wall Street Eyes Broad Data at '07 Start
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Business News Week Spooky Scots, Sword Throat
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Private equity a big part of 4 trillion in '06 mergers
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Experts offer advice to help consumers get a financial leg up in 2007
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Fast food turns over a new leaf
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Ministry faces decisions over foreign direct investment
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Critical year for electric-rail routes
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Year-end quiz So you think you're money?
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Artist to Present Business Seminar
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Economic woes fan Hungarian riot fires
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Jeffrey Scharf, Everybody's Business An economic wish list for 2007
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Economy expected to build momentum
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Online hangout can hold danger
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Retailers benefit from online sales just before Christmas
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Asda Launches Online Furniture Sales
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Good year for Wall St, now for a soft landing
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Apple clears boss of dodgy option deals
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Tatts raises its bid for UK chain
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Victorias old gold fields fire latest rush
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Housing slump, dealmaking dominated state's business news in 2006
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Postman Pat fails to deliver profits
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Habitat for Humanity In The Demolition Business
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Sale, price good news for some, dismal to others
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Vietnam snapping at the heels of Asian Tiger economies
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Texas airlines could be reshaped by consolidation
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Macquarie's Brussels airport sprouts fee rise
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Mild jobs may lift stocks as '07 starts
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Gazprom's Sakhalin-2 buy may let EBRD off the hook
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Pak notifies tariff reductions under SAFTA
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US Airways frequent flier? Use those miles
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Business News Elron sells Partner holding, will post 4th-period gain
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Business News AT YOUR SERVICE Extended warranty, extended headache
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Sunday Times declares Mittal as Business Person of the year
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Business News Year-end, tax-planning maneuvers yield savings
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Wage increases may beat inflation
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Mittal named 'Businessman of 2006'
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Pitney Bowes CEO celebrates a decade of leadership and change
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CEO's pay surpassed his performance
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Mittal named Business Person of 2006 Sunday Times
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Businesses jolly and jubilant thanks to holiday retail sales
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Colorado economy expected to continue slow recovery in 2007
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Stocks of local interest in the news
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Ofgem says gas prices must come down
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On Biz 'Treats' for locals, Hwy 42 travelers
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Openings, closings, building, tearing down
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For Ford workers, buyout choice was gamble
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U.S. farmers find something to fill empty Asia-bound containers Grain
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South Africa's luxury boat-building industry sets sail
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Israel economy hums despite annual tumult
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Young adults are strapped as costs rise and pay lags
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FINANCIAL BALANCE
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Economic forecasts
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Flat-panel products rely on U.S. gas
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Business events
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Alaska Air hits Web milestone
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Heavy Rain Dampening French Quarter Business
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Palm dropping some calls; stock is fading out
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Old pump-and-dump scams resurfacing in stock spams
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`Pay-stub' tax refund loans carry new risks
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Border smugglers in demand
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Lawyer bills get closer scrutiny
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Despite sluggish leasing, buildings rise
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EL fills a lot of bills, overfills parking spaces
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Japanese consumers starting to retreat
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Russia, Belarus start last-ditch gas talks
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Delta, gasoline, job growth top year's business stories
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End of housing bubble lands at top of list
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Yale overhauls MBA program
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Blown glass to turn Sheraton Tacoma into boutique Hotel Murano
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Business News Iraq's Wildcats
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Ind. liquor stores end year dry Indiana liquor laws ban Sunday sales
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Local business agenda
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Journalists Criticise Government's Christmas Gifts to Me
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Relatives arrested for editor's son's murder
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IRS allows tapping IRA under age 591/2
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2006 stock rally carried Wall Street to new heights
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Hewlett-Packard scandal raises awareness about pretexting
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Grassroots Farm and business succession meetings
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Biz Buzz Salisbury House to recreate 1920s rooms
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Elbert Fat wallets, hearty exports bulge Iowa economic table
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Terra Industries, EMC Insurance top Iowa stocks
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Business meetngs
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Tech companies portend strong new year for IPOs
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Farm Scene Peanut industry OKs genetic modifications
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Car Quiz
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Hybrids see decline as gas prices, credits fall
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BMW 5 series sets benchmark
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Drug company sales reps suing for overtime wages
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Worries on the home front
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Briefs Delphi to receive 1 million to develop welding process for NASA
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Small Business Owners resolve to reassess, delegate, plan, eat
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Collectors uncork out-of-home spots to store wine
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On Broadway Daycare
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Waterfield sunk by sale in '06
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Fuel exec shadowed by failures
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So much plastic, so little time
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Gazprom and Belarus remain deadlocked over gas agreement
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Housing market incentives multiply
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