Business - Page 319
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Wholesale inventories, sales post strong Nov gains
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Brrr: Parents fight for sleds as Europe shivers
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UPS to cut 1,800 jobs in US segment realignment
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UPS cutting 1,800 jobs in US, raising outlook
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Cops: Suspected shooter among dead at Mo. plant
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New Ky. mining procedures will curb dumping
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Economy loses more jobs, unemployment at 10 pct.
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The unemployment rate was unchanged in December at 10 percent; employers shed 85,000 jobs, US
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Mylan repays $196 million in term loan debt
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JFK’s largest runway to close for repairs
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Best Buy key sales figures rises in December
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Industry: Grouse measures could mean delays, costs
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Scientists call for end to mountaintop removal
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Health insurer Centene projects flat 2010 profit
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Taiwan firm: China got Iran part with nuke uses
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Icelandic parliament debates bill on referendum
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China surpasses US in 2009 auto sales
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Stock futures point to higher Wall Street
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GM’s unit Saab starts wind-down process
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Taiwan chip maker TSMC’s sales surge in December
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Eurozone unemployment hits 10 percent in November
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Swiss jobless reach 12-year high _ a mere 4.4 pct
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Georgian flight to Russia first since 2008 war
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Drug benefit expanded to 1 million more seniors
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Crisis inquiry commission set to quiz top bankers
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Fla.’s Big Chill: Iguanas drop, manatees huddle
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Peaches, apples may benefit from Deep South freeze
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Chinese box office take surges 44 percent in 2009
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Asian stocks mostly higher ahead of US jobs report
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Oil hovers below $83 ahead of key US jobs report
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Comcast, FCC take net neutrality dispute to court
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Blast at Ind. steel plant kills 1, injures 4
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Report: BofA bankers to get 2007-style bonuses
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Corel to cut work force by 20 pct, or 200 workers
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Toyota’s Prius top-selling car in Japan last year
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Redstone sells Russian theaters to daughter, group
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Arizona concert promoter accused in Ponzi scheme
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Bank of Korea keeps interest rate at record low
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Shell clears another offshore drilling hurdle
