Business - Page 304
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Washington gov’s plan for school reform shared
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US Attorney: J&J paid kickbacks to boost sales
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Calif. fairgrounds garners $56.5M bid at auction
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GM to pay adviser Girsky $900,000 a year in stock
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IPTV, facing 2014 state phaseout, gets fed grant
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Washington governor wants $15 million jobs package
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Court: Mass. law on wine shipping unconstitutional
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Va. regulators OK Appalachian Power surcharge
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FedEx to raise freight prices by 5.9 percent
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Gov. Richardson gets NM efficiency recommendations
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Industrial production rises in December
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Premarket roundup: Intel tops exp
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Industrial production rises in December as cold weather helps electric, gas utilities, US
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Judge voids landmark California water agreement
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State Parks board expected to close 13 Ariz. parks
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Johnson & Johnson expands Tylenol recall
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Health talks in overdrive with Obama pushing
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Hawaii renews non-exclusive cable franchise
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Union says Hawaiian pilots ratified new contract
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Interactive Data board reviewing strategic options
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Wyoming gas production dips, 1st time since 1997
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Republican governor hopeful John Kasich defends Ohio tax plan
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Unions, NY Assembly push to end ‘temporary’ hires
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NH businesses worried about health care, credit
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Neb. bill would tie welfare benefits to drug tests
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Mont. wolf attacks spike in ’09, sparking backlash
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Inflation up moderate 2.7 percent in 2009 but consumers squeezed by 1.6 percent wage dip, US
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Ky. House speaker favors rollback of sales tax
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Kansas gov boosts smoking ban but hurdles remain
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Recession over, but not to some Florida lawmakers
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Fla. House panel rejects new Indian gaming deal
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Alaska governor pushes changes to state energy tax
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Houston woman gets prison for $1M computer fraud
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Ahead of the Bell: Intel posts strong 4Q
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Maradona ready for cable TV, Internet channel
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Telenor offers euro1M for Serb fixed phones license
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Scientific Games gets German ticket contract
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JPMorgan Chase profit soars on market rally
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Stock futures lower ahead of economic reports