Business News : Business History
10/31/2006
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Loews 3rd-qtr profit doubles
10/31/2006
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Airlines face late-flights lawsuit
10/31/2006
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Aisle K for fast track business class to US
10/31/2006
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Business shrugs off clampdown
10/31/2006
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Energy prices falling on the Nymex
10/31/2006
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Ford says next year`s output to be cut
10/31/2006
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U.S. 3Q employment costs rise 1 percent
10/31/2006
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Merck buys Sirna Therapeutics for 1.1B
10/31/2006
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Bank of Japan sees weaker inflation
10/31/2006
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U.S. weekly retail sales down last week
10/31/2006
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Briefly Car bomb leaves 3 dead in Shiite neighborhood
10/31/2006
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Palestinian businessmen call for interim gov't of experts
10/31/2006
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Blog NASA creates venture capital fund
10/31/2006
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Cape Town energy scheme fiasco
10/31/2006
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Business, government turn to save state's water
10/31/2006
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InternetWeek NaviSite Enters Digital Delivery Business
10/31/2006
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Holyrood hosts business talks
10/31/2006
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PM to launch Backward Region Grant Fund
10/31/2006
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India seeks stake in Sakhalin-III
10/31/2006
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Sensex slips 62 points
10/31/2006
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Bulgaria's Labour Minister Meets UK Business Organization
10/31/2006
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PRide of Brazen PR and Stockport council teams
10/31/2006
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Izza and Dyson rise to the top
10/31/2006
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Still in the Market despite rent rise
10/31/2006
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Carl's well-travelled
10/31/2006
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Fielden leaves Cobbetts
10/31/2006
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Mixed fortunes over new RAJAR figures
10/31/2006
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Cadbury to get stuck in
10/31/2006
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'I liked the shop so much I bought it'
10/31/2006
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Global's Euro hit
10/31/2006
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New places in the sun
10/31/2006
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Duo tuck into Turkey
10/31/2006
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Metal gurus boost exports
10/31/2006
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Sweet taste of success for couple
10/31/2006
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Internet boosts N Brown sales
10/31/2006
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Greystone buyout
10/31/2006
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On strike day, plots get auctioned
10/31/2006
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World's longest jet to fly in Indian skies
10/31/2006
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Dunlop Sahagange unit reopens after five years
10/31/2006
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Steel Tech quarterly profit rises to 3.2 million
10/31/2006
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Louisville-area unemployment rate down
10/31/2006
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Shoppers shun high street as price hikes bite
10/31/2006
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Hanesbrands earnings fall on costs
10/31/2006
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Visteon posts narrower loss, plans 900 job cuts
10/31/2006
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Kodak posts smaller third-quarter loss
10/31/2006
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IBM to set up development centers in India, China
10/31/2006
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United Airlines parent reverses loss
10/31/2006
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P&G profit soars, view raised slightly
10/31/2006
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U.S. newspapers decline, but buyers eye flagships
10/31/2006
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Timing is pivotal in any 2007 rate rise by European Central Bank
10/31/2006
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India's central bank lifts key rate to curb inflation
10/31/2006
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Managing Globalization Risk management and the playing field
10/31/2006
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With Lebron James, Nike ads hit the streets where you live
10/31/2006
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U.S. insurers seek shelter from storms
10/31/2006
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KFC takes unhealthy fat out of its fried chicken
10/31/2006
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Briefly Chinese firm to make engines for Fiat Auto
10/31/2006
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Private equity deals take French twist as hurdles are cleared
10/31/2006
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Banking Matters Small bank, big money
10/31/2006
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Japan logs increase in jobless rate
10/31/2006
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Indonesia asks for less investment
10/31/2006
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U.S. is investigating Sony on sales of memory chip
10/31/2006
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China and Asean back trade and investment
10/31/2006
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SEC accuses 13 of fraud over finances at Delphi
10/31/2006
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U.S. drops bid for Chevron to pay natural gas royalties
10/31/2006
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Airline liquid ban creates obstacles for wine industry
10/31/2006
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Consumer spending steady in September as incomes rise
10/31/2006
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Former Monster exec ducks query
10/31/2006
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NO MORE TRANS FATS FOR KFC
10/31/2006
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Trammel Crow to be sold for 2.2 billion
10/31/2006
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The Serious Business Of Serious Games
10/31/2006
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American Semiconductor signs Chinese business agreement
10/31/2006
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Feds Launch Probe Into Sony SRAM Business
10/31/2006
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Electronics makers join to launch wireless HD video
10/31/2006
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Suppliers of wine, liquor to halt gifts
10/31/2006
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Investors put millions into Sebastopol company without seeing results Magnetic Power An untapped resource?
10/31/2006
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U.S. incomes take big leap
10/31/2006
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College costs rise, students taking longer to graduate
10/31/2006
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Ex-CEO of Monster quits board
10/31/2006
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Ford to cut production
10/31/2006
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Pay to delay generics probed
10/31/2006
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SEC settles charges against Delphi
10/31/2006
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Feds drop claims against Chevron
10/31/2006
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Investors weather Wal-Mart news in overall show of confidence
10/31/2006
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CB Richard Ellis Will Buy Trammell Crow For 2.2B
10/31/2006
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Procter & Gamble 1Q Profit Climbs
10/31/2006
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Novolipetsk Steel RAS net profit rises 64% in 9M06
10/31/2006
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North-West Telecom RAS net profit up 34% in 9M06, to 81 mln
10/31/2006
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Business agenda
10/31/2006
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Business summary
10/31/2006
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Business digest
10/31/2006
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New Timber Market Issues Website covers eCommerce, eBusiness,
10/31/2006
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Britney Spears' K-Fed Says 'Showbusiness No Place For Kids'
10/31/2006
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Visitorship for September grew by 1.4%
10/31/2006
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Singapore shares close 0.38% higher
10/31/2006
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SingPost reports 3.6% interim growth to S62m
10/31/2006
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Creative Technology registers loss for third straight quarter
10/31/2006
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Structural changes at MediaCorp for greater integration across platforms
10/31/2006
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Venture capital investors announce S530m for start-ups at GES event
10/31/2006
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Oil Prices Edge Higher in London
10/31/2006
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Stock Futures Up Ahead of More Earnings
10/31/2006
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Governor defensive on wife's business
10/31/2006
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The British are coming...
10/31/2006
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Another Options Casualty
10/31/2006
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Cautious Investors Leave Market Mixed
10/31/2006
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Wireless results lift Verizon
10/31/2006
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Gardner Carton & Douglas to vote on merger this week
10/31/2006
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2nd preliminary bid made for Tribune Co.; others possible
10/31/2006
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Monster's ex-CEO quits board over stock options
10/31/2006
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Circulation for biggest papers shows few signs of turnaround
10/31/2006
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KFC no chicken, will cut trans fat
10/31/2006
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Quick repair fixes glitch with hot links
10/31/2006
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Privacy
10/31/2006
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Placing limits on speed? It's all up to you
10/31/2006
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Retail sales post surprise fall in October
10/31/2006
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Kro is flying high with its ILVA deal
10/31/2006
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Aldi in £25m plan for new north west outlets
10/31/2006
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M&S fights back into kids' market
10/31/2006
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WITI's new Hall of Famers cover spectrum of technology
10/31/2006
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Silicon Image prompted to review stock option grants
10/31/2006
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WITI mends after dot-com bust
10/31/2006
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Merck to acquire S.F.-based Sirna
10/31/2006
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Go green, a smart home improvement
10/31/2006
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China, ASEAN nations sign deals worth 600 million dollars
10/31/2006
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OPEC oil price drops to 54.87 dollars
10/31/2006
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Emirates cancels 4 billion dollar order for 20 Airbus A340s
10/31/2006
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Full text of Wen Jiabao's speech at China-ASEAN business, investment summit
10/31/2006
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SIA application process begins
10/31/2006
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Huge demand for Cards gear kept retailers hopping
10/31/2006
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BP documents show budget cuts factored in deadly blast
10/31/2006
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Another executive resigns
10/31/2006
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KFC ready to phase out trans fats in menu items
10/31/2006
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Spending edges up slowly
10/31/2006
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Monsanto aims at pumpkin with ideal jack-o'-lantern lid
10/31/2006
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Nursing home improves treatment
10/31/2006
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LUKoil RAS net profit falls 26.8% in 9M06
10/31/2006
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ALLETE
10/31/2006
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Wireless growth helps Verizon beat forecast
10/31/2006
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A frightful venture for Comcast, studios
10/31/2006
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Newspapers suffer circulation declines
10/31/2006
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T-bill rates fall in auction
10/31/2006
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More options charges coming
10/31/2006
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Ex-Monster CEO resigns from board
10/31/2006
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SEC issues fraud charges against Delphi execs
10/31/2006
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Wal-Mart gloom is exception
10/31/2006
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Miller Johnson unit sold
10/31/2006
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Sticker shock hits air travel
10/31/2006
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SKULLS UNLIMITED
10/31/2006
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Briefs Steel Dynamics plans stock split
10/31/2006
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Job giant Monster's CEO resigns amid stock options probe
10/31/2006
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Goodyear to close Texas plant, idle 1,100
10/31/2006
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Spending edges up; incomes increase
10/31/2006
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Verizon rings up profit growth, but shares still fall
10/31/2006
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Spreading the gospel of Jack Welch
10/31/2006
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Ford sees 8-12% production slip
10/31/2006
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Emirates 'cancels order of A340s'
10/31/2006
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China and Malaysia sign gas deal
10/31/2006
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Consumer confidence rises in October-GFK
10/31/2006
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Retail sales fall unexpectedly in Oct-CBI
10/31/2006
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British Gas found worst for customer service
10/31/2006
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Swiss Post cuts jobs amid restructuring
10/31/2006
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No good bids for Brasota property
10/31/2006
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Woman admits taking business' money
10/31/2006
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Ritz could lower its 'flag'
10/31/2006
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Use of offshore companies helps Buchanan reduce his tax burden
10/31/2006
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KFC to remove trans fat from chicken, wedges
10/31/2006
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Hitachi Says Loss Widens in First Half
10/31/2006
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India central bank warns of overheating economy
10/31/2006
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U.S. drops royalty claims against Chevron NYTimes
10/31/2006
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Orchard Turn to launch 177 luxury residences next year
10/31/2006
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Faster phase-in urged for auto stability systems
10/31/2006
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Dow CEO urges energy policy reform
10/31/2006
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Airport pick-me-up
10/31/2006
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U.S. Delphi deals phony
10/31/2006
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Gas prices expected to hold steady
10/31/2006
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Chrysler offers month-end deal
10/31/2006
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Auto supplier Dura files for bankruptcy
10/31/2006
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Ford to scale back 07 production
10/31/2006
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TOM WALSH York talks about anything but GM
10/31/2006
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Dollar rises 3.34 kopeks on MICEX
10/31/2006
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Euro slips 2.36 kopeks on MICEX
10/31/2006
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Net capital inflow in Russia in Jan.-Sept. at 27 billion CBR 1
10/31/2006
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These titles have realism, excitement in common
10/31/2006
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SAVVY SHOPPER ASK ALLISON
10/31/2006
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Belait Business Association Pays Raya Visits To Govt, BSP Officials
10/31/2006
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Mortgage approvals highest in two years
10/31/2006
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Welsh manufacturers upbeat
10/31/2006
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Euro-cash to helped deprived areas
10/31/2006
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ARM misses revenues targets
10/31/2006
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Indo Asian Fusegear Q2 net at Rs 4.34 cr
10/31/2006
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Nokia-Bharti Airtel sign network expansion deal
10/31/2006
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HLL Q3 net up 59.8%
10/31/2006
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Ascension Health selling 940 million in bonds
10/31/2006
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Ex-Delphi execs accused of fraud
10/31/2006
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Goodyear to shutter 1,100-job Texas plant
10/31/2006
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Ford production to fall in early 2007
10/31/2006
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Dow stutters as investors wave off lackluster news
10/31/2006
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Brainstorming for biotechs
10/31/2006
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Spending steady as pay increases
10/31/2006
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Hefty third-quarter profits ring in season for Simon
10/31/2006
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Sick but overworked? Visit the office doctor
10/31/2006
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Tsinghua Tongfang to set up R&D centre in Singapore
10/31/2006
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Washington chip probe eyes Sony
10/31/2006
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Speedy makes a £13.5m swoop for LGH
10/31/2006
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Business thrives on smelly process of cleaning skulls
10/31/2006
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3 companies try to scare up fans for new horror network
10/31/2006
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Pumping up pumpkins
10/31/2006
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National Real Estate Investor Acquires 13 Buildings In State
10/31/2006
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Spending Up A Little
10/31/2006
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`First Step In Right Direction'
10/31/2006
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It's Getting Tougher To Pay For College
10/31/2006
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Probe Faults BP In Blast
10/31/2006
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Unlikely Partners
10/31/2006
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Work On `Cyber Café' Creating A Buzz
10/31/2006
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SEC Accuses Delphi Of Fraud
10/31/2006
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Microsoft attacks pirates
10/31/2006
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Azerbaijani women turn ancient craft into global business
10/31/2006
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Nudist spots boost their exposure
10/31/2006
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Stocks edge up, helped by oil
10/31/2006
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Vote machine maker asks U.S. to probe alleged ties
10/31/2006
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New York chews on a plan to ban ingredient
10/31/2006
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Newspaper circulations continue to fall
10/31/2006
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Seeking to lift minority skiers
10/31/2006
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HP's ex-chief executive comes to her own defense
10/31/2006
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KFC to slash menu's use of trans fat
10/31/2006
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NHL ROUNDUP Ducks top Blues, tie Sabres for NHL best
10/31/2006
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PREP ROUNDUP Halftime talk pumps up Cousino
10/31/2006
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WHAT YOU MISSED
10/31/2006
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Eight good sports inducted into Hall
10/31/2006
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Hakim latest victim of wide receiver roulette
10/31/2006
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MSU needs live practices
10/31/2006
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Carr used film as motivator
10/31/2006
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WINGS CORNER Samuelsson return will help Zetterberg
10/31/2006
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Tigers head off to recharge
10/31/2006
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PISTONS BASKETBALL Flip asserts himself
10/31/2006
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The European Business Association held a seminar
10/31/2006
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Wall Street frets little over Wal-Mart
10/31/2006
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Circulation falls again at Times, P-I; online readers up
10/31/2006
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BP wise to problems at Texas plant before blast
10/31/2006
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Spending in state rose 10.5 percent in spring
10/31/2006
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Eli Lilly reveals plans for hiring from Icos
10/31/2006
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56K windfall for some at former Boeing plant in Kansas
10/31/2006
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Deep Asian-American roots anchor UniBank's mission
10/31/2006
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Forget the smell, business is going well
10/31/2006
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RHM says trading in line as cake sales rise
10/31/2006
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Stocks eye flat open
10/31/2006
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Aer Lingus Sept passengers up
10/31/2006
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Chip designer ARM revenues below forecast
10/31/2006
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Friends Provident to triple sales
10/31/2006
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Oil prices low, could drive inflation RBI
10/31/2006
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Banks given time to meet Basel-II norms
10/31/2006
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RBI hikes repo rate
10/30/2006
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Samsung Corp to tap cargo security business
10/30/2006
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House price growth 'still firm'
10/30/2006
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Tough trading hits Matalan profit
10/30/2006
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Tiscali sub-let move
10/30/2006
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New name for Atisreal
10/30/2006
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Orbit's rent income rise
10/30/2006
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Regeneration's first phase over
10/30/2006
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Middleton on move
10/30/2006
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Knowles buys sites for £100m
10/30/2006
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Property mastermind joins rival
10/30/2006
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Fresh wobble for Japan's economy
10/30/2006
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Pension regulation falls under spotlight
10/30/2006
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U.S. Drops Bid Over Royalties From Chevron
10/30/2006
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U.S. Business Leaders Urge Bush Administration to Assist Russia's WTO Entry Paper
10/30/2006
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UOB Q3 net profit flat
10/30/2006
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Chicken chain to drop trans fats
10/30/2006
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Circulation down at top papers
10/30/2006
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Adams National Bank prospers
10/30/2006
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Paying the price
10/30/2006
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Medical sites use up, but panned
10/30/2006
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Consumer spending posts weak increase
10/30/2006
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Monster CEO out & over stock options
10/30/2006
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High street giant for whom CSR is no small matter
10/30/2006
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Conduit helps private and public work for common good
10/30/2006
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BBC taking heat for putting ads on website, now employees are fussing too
10/30/2006
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Premier China-ASEAN business ties 'strong driving force' for boosting
10/30/2006
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Local tow-truck operators want business
10/30/2006
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New Data Casts Doubt on Japan's Economy
10/30/2006
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UK businesses should ditch the landlord and buy their freehold
10/30/2006
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Loans For Small Business Add Up
10/30/2006
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Post-Dispatch bucks circulation trend
10/30/2006
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The new owner of Bandana's plans regional growth
10/30/2006
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Monsanto's soybeans will help cut KFC's trans fats
10/30/2006
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BP cost-cutting blamed in Texas refinery blast
10/30/2006
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Rutledge company closes
10/30/2006
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KFC to use less trans fat in cooking
10/30/2006
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Venezuelan businessman defends purchase of U.S. voting-machine maker
10/30/2006
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ServiceMaster moving headquarters from Illinois to Memphis
10/30/2006
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Triad earnings slip 14% in 3Q
10/30/2006
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Business briefs Oct. 31
10/30/2006
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Welcome to the business
10/30/2006
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Goodyear to close Texas plant
10/30/2006
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Big changes for Red Cross
10/30/2006
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World Cup skipper wins Rhino deal
10/30/2006
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Mortgageapprovals highest in two years
10/30/2006
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Cadbury to stick gum over profit hole
10/30/2006
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Business As Usual for Journalists A Roundup
10/30/2006
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Merck to buy Sirna Therapeutics
10/30/2006
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Keeping up to date on security problems
10/30/2006
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Coca-Cola hikes price of orange juice again
10/30/2006
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Immigrant banking seminar is Nov. 17
10/30/2006
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Centerplate to pay security holders
10/30/2006
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Convenience stores join ID program
10/30/2006
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Liquor stores must close Election Day
10/30/2006
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AAA gives Kiawah hotel five diamonds
10/30/2006
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Midlands Honda heads to Northeast Richland
10/30/2006
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More stock-options cases expected soon
10/30/2006
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'Smell of progress' foul to some
10/30/2006
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Third China-ASEAN business, investment summit opens in Nanning
10/30/2006
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Premier China-ASEAN business ties 'strong driving force'
10/30/2006
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Japans Denso H1 profit jumps
10/30/2006
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Ashley to move for Blacks Leisure
10/30/2006
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Handymen want better regulations
10/30/2006
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Halloween Is an Economist's Biggest Nightmare
10/30/2006
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Africa Documentary <i>Africa Open for Business</i> Released on DVD
10/30/2006
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GT Solar International to list in London
10/30/2006
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Oil holds below 59 on OPEC doubt
10/30/2006
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Businessman Offers 100K For Info About Missing Fitchburg Man
10/30/2006
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NaviSite Enters Digital Delivery Business
10/30/2006
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US stocks mixed after slow retail but strong Yahoo reports
10/30/2006
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Business Report for Tuesday, October 31, 2006
10/30/2006
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Creative Technology incurs third straight quarter of losses
10/30/2006
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Principal posts record earnings
10/30/2006
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Oil refiner Sinopecs net profit jumps
10/30/2006
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Merck to buy Sirna for 1.1 billion in cash
10/30/2006
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Warehouse may want Woolies to take the lot
10/30/2006
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BP 'knew of Texas safety worries'
10/30/2006
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British Gas complaints 'double'
10/30/2006
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Business stability slumps across Tasman
10/30/2006
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Bank of America plans to sell a U.K. unit
10/30/2006
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Fire Department Conflict a Concern for Homes, Businesses
10/30/2006
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Buffett's Berkshire buys Target, more J&J stock
10/30/2006
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Dollar mixed against major currencies
10/30/2006
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Simon Property third-quarter FFO rises
10/30/2006
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Merck to buy Sirna for 1.1 billion in cash
10/30/2006
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Steve Jobs The greatest second act in the history of business
10/30/2006
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U.S. Airlines Put Brakes On Fare Hikes
10/30/2006
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Oil Prices Slip by More Than 2 a Barrel
10/30/2006
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Ex-Monster Worldwide CEO Leaves Board
10/30/2006
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Germany's chimney sweeps face new hazard Foreign competition
10/30/2006
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An EADS meeting for Merkel
10/30/2006
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BP faulted in report on Texas blast
10/30/2006
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Qualcomm to be investigated in EU inquiry of high royalty fees
10/30/2006
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Private equity deals take a French twist
10/30/2006
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Schneider extends U.S. reach
10/30/2006
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Liquids ban is a headache for wine industry travelers
10/30/2006
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Out with the old Pentagon has bargains for friends
10/30/2006
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clarionledger.com Business
10/30/2006
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Texas Roadhouse profit up 30 percent
10/30/2006
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Sino Swearingen certified to sell new business jet
10/30/2006
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Botswana Francistown Nissan Back in Business After Fire Tradegy
10/30/2006
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Daily circulation falls 2.8 percent at U.S. newspapers, 3.4 percent on Sunday
10/30/2006
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Business stability slumps
10/30/2006
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Dollar still fragile against euro on lackluster US growth
10/30/2006
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Monster founder McKelvey resigns from board
10/30/2006
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MetLife posts 33 percent higher earnings
10/30/2006
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Vista Coupon Upgrade Limit Hits Businesses
10/30/2006
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Beyond CAD VARBusiness Q&A With UGS' Tony Affano
10/30/2006
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EU to split some energy companies
10/30/2006
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Bee 'Could Lead to Business Exodus'
10/30/2006
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Airlines hold off on fare increases, but analyst doesn't see prices dropping
10/30/2006
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Microsoft releases accounting software for small, home-based businesses
10/30/2006
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KFC phasing out trans fat cooking
10/30/2006
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Nigeria Oracle to Increase Business in Nigeria
10/30/2006
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African Businessman Creates Good Governance Award
10/30/2006
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BE profits soar as airlines upgrade interiors
10/30/2006
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VW profits hit by job-cut charges
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US oil glut leads to price fall
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BBC News Business World Edition
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Briefing IBM and Lehman start an equity venture in China
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Developing in a tougher market
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EU seeks lower fees on music downloads
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Business News Could Copyright Fight Strip YouTube of Future Content?
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Business News Nasdaq most active stocks QQQQ APCC SUNW MSFT CSCO
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Business News NYSE most active stocks Q PFE VZ LU WMT
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Business News K2 hedge fund investment firm hires Rice from Citigroup
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Europe set for biodiesel boom Goldman Sachs
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FTSE suffers 3rd straight fall
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Netflix shows the mail can feel faster than a download
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Tech Notebook HP's Hurd faces music at Oracle conference
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Insider trading
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Business - MercuryNews.com
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China and North Korea Business as usual
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JETRO Monthly Survey Finds Japanese Business Sentiment in East Asia Continues Mixed in October
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Daiichi Sankyo to Transfer Chemical Products Business of Sankyo Lifetech
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Skull-Cleaning Business Thrives in Okla.
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Dow Down, Nasdaq Up in Afternoon Trading
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Lebanon businesses bounce back
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Total executive in bribery probe
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Opec quota pledges lift oil price
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Sakhalin operator 'breaking law'
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Businessman jailed for 11m fraud
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BBC News Business Economy World Edition
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World Bank sees Africa progress
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Babson to conduct research on minority women-owned business
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Red Sox's Schilling moves video game business to Maynard
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PSU banks post healthy Q2 results
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SEBI imposes fine for fraud in VOL IPO listing
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Mixed expectations ahead of credit policy
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Buckingham buys realty trust assets
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Business warns on deals with Greens
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Teamsters threatening Kroger strike want assurances
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Floyd Memorial rejoins Cigna network
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Business notebook & workshop calendar for October 29, 2006
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Housing slump batters US growth
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Ease the pain when you can't give a raise
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Business outlook warms as petrol falls
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PM assures early action to improve farmers' lot
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Delhi markets shut, scuffles and anger on streets
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Mphasis BPO registers growth in Q2
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India needs good corporate governance experts
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Educomp aims to cater 10 mn e-learners
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Microsense to unwire Bangalore with WiMax
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Goodyear to ax 1,100 jobs with Texas plant's closing
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The pink flamingo faces extinction
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Brazil's Gol airline increases Boeing 737 orders
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Bowled Over by a Simple Business Idea
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Delphi settles with SEC, does not face fine
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Monster Director Resigns Over Probe
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Dow Down, Nasdaq Up in Midday Trading
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WPP sales data upsets investors
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UK interest rates 'to hit 5.25%'
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'Abolish home packs' say lenders
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BBC News Business UK Edition
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The Media Equation American Tragedies, to Sell Trucks
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Briefly After 3-year gap, Korea accepts American beef
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Malaysians protest free trade pact with U.S.
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Inflation does not deter Gulf on unified currency
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Emirates cancels order for Airbus A340 planes
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China alert on trade gap
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Chinese liberalizing the yuan
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Healthy employment market fails to reassure some Asians
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BBC employees fight plan for ads on Web site
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As a slowdown threatens, Europe's reaction 'So what?'
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China's biggest air show set to open
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Malaysia to supply LNG to Chinese for 25 years
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Factories in South Korea are speeding their output
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Japan reports a decline in industrial production
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Europe gives hint of Detroit's future
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Google buys YouTube for 1.65bn
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Oracle attack hits Red Hat shares
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Coors pens longer deal with Broncos
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Filipinos seek to build up business in Bahrain
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Del. diesel fuel company signs 1 million contract
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DuPont settles contract litigation
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Ford production cuts to continue into early 2007
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Union tells TVNZ it means business
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Text messaging catches on in music business
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Ford Sees Production Down in Part of '07
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Hispanic chamber offers business conference
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Computer Business Review Linux Leaders Call for Open Source License Simplification
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Report IT Capital Spending Could Take a Hit
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Yum changes KFC cooking oil, looks at other brands
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Donations to parties good business Trade Centre
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Gas prices up slightly in Delaware
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Workers comp topic of public hearing today
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Dow, Nasdaq Slide in Early Trading
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Cadbury Schweppes rules out demerger
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FSA to consult on new EU financial rules
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Merger creates biggest Lloyds underwriter
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'UNAVOIDABLE'' EU could sue Germany over telecoms law
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U.S. stocks off on Wal-Mart weakness
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Motorola opens new telecom software development center in southern India
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Verizon profit rises on mobile phone unit and MCI acquisition
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Boeing grabs Airbus order
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Abu Dhabi leading property developer seeks partners for projects
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HSBC Commercial Bank Asia Pacific business growing
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Singapore posts strong growth in Q3 despite cooling off in 2nd half
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Chinese companies to use Singapore as springboard into world market
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Cosco Q3 profit up on strong contributions from ship repair, marine engineering
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CDL Hospitality Trusts reports distribution income of S7.9m
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Seagate Technology wins inaugural Manufacturing Excellence Award
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Bio-Treat passes resolution to accept chairman resignation
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Report Mass. business at cost disadvantage
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South Africa Police Failed to Protect Me From Workers, Claims Businessman
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South Africa 'Bowlers Will Do the Business'
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Goodyear To Eliminate 1,100 Jobs
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FPL Group posts 524 million profit in third quarter
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BIG TEN BASKETBALL OSU men, women top preseason polls
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Captain Johnno joins Rhino's new top team
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Hope Fest brings churches, businesses together
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Lehman and IBM unite in a China equity fund
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YouTube laughs hit a wall
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Softbank to act on cellphone service
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Marketers want proof of online ads' audience
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'Gambits' put at risk Web domain system
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YouTube purges copyright clips
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ATM, bounced-check fees rise to record levels
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The mobile domain
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Dura Automotive Systems files for bankruptcy in Delaware
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Fed's Lacker says economy can stand more rate hikes
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Verizon gets profit boost from wireless
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VoIP of Orlando is expanding service nationwide
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Wood Partners to build condominiums at The Rialto
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Fairwinds warns customers of phishing scam
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HP's Hurd faces music at Oracle conference
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Apple Posts Fix For MacBook Sudden Shutdowns
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Phishing Domain Resale Market Booms
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Sol and Telstra six to get 11.6m
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Microsoft offers free small-business software
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Remember me for promoting peace, human rights Jimmy Carter
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ITC registers 18 percent Q2 profit growth
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GAO's fiscal road show warns of trouble ahead
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White House position switch on emissions to be in spotlight
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Cadbury to enter UK gum market
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China outlines economic controls
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Recruitment firms boost Chinese investment
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Clear Channel posts lower profit
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Schneider to buy APC for 6.1 billion
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NYSE hits snags in bid for Euronext
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Nuclear industry on rebound
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'Saw III' cuts way to top at theaters
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African business schools organize
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Indian benchmark stock index touches all-time high
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Norway fuel giant Statoil posts third-quarter report
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Soaring City bonuses 'hit £8.8bn'
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BAA buyer sees profits increase
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Singapore shares close lower on profit-taking
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Long-serving Robinsons director resigns two weeks after controversial AGM
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Israeli police ordered to probe business deal by PM
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Survey Wealthy kids are traveling
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Russia Raspadskaya coal producer to hold IPO at 2-2.5 per share
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Humana reports higher quarterly earnings
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PodFactory rises as podcast pioneer
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Flight attendants reach tentative deal with Mesaba
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Macs now have plenty of muscle for serious computer users
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Investors tap Islam
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Farm scene Kiwifruit is gold for California growers
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CFO turnover picks up speed
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Watercooler Early birds, let boss know your hours
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Doughnut stores battle for Southern loyalty
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BIZ BUZZ FPL expanding Sunshine Energy program
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PC shopping tips - if you must buy a computer now
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Recycled U.S. cell phones help drive Third World boom
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Mainframes not extinct, though there's a T-Rex
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Cloud Nine Realtor selling condos in Panama
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How business paths shaped two candidates
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£7bn Xmas bill for firms
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House prices rocket to a two year record
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Pensions black hole 'shrinking'
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La Tasca recovers from its World Cup slump
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Online gaming groups in £1.6bn merger
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British Airways flying high with profit hike to £241m
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Hire group steps up a gear after £15m deal
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Axa weighs up Standard Life for takeover
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NYC Fat Fight May Sway KFC
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Japanese industrial output slows
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WALL STREET Investors to get a heads-up on economy
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Snowmobile sales
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Workers need to shop for the best medical coverage
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Firms say immigrants needed
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Unions reach agreements with Mesaba
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Heating to cost less this winter
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ELECTION 2006 Working with politics
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Airbus, Boeing gain new orders
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Phrogram Making programs fun, easy
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Preparing for Soyuz space flight isn't the only thing on Simonyi's mind
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How Adobe launched a revolution
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Startups build for future of online television
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Q&A The 'invention' of desktop publishing Scarcity of typefaces
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Farmers Urged to Seek 'Carbon Credits'
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Oil Prices Inch Higher
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Budgets falling in race to fight global warming
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UK firms increase research spend
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888 confirms merger talks
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<b>Proctor</b> ColdSpark's CEO building a better e-mail system
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Cranbrook gets record gift
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Businesses Seek Protection on Legal Front
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Sensex @ 13k Time to book profits?
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Sometimes a refund is the only alternative
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Working toward a goal
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Smoke-free businesses listed
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888 confirms merger talks rumour
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Partygaming 'looks to merger'
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India's Sensex at 13,000 mark
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Qantas ups A380 Airbus order
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India stock index hits new high
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Financial Centre Sees Business Shift
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ABN to cut jobs as profits drop
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Business lobby warns of economic downturn
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Synthes says can no longer sell TSN products
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Web ad co. gets funding from WPP and others
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FTSE seen opening lower
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Australias Rinker rejects Cemex bid
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British report likely to show global economy threatened by climate change
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Homeowners think green on improvements survey
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Data-monitor firm gains new financing
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