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Summer fruit crop soured by storms
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AP
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1 hour, 26 minutes ago
Utah's summer fruit crops took a hit from all those storms in June. Farmers say the heavy rains and some hail damaged fruit that was ready for harvest or close to it.
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Fewer dealerships a wrench in new mechanics plans?
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AP
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1 hour, 59 minutes ago
Shane Kee loves to tinker with his purple and white 1970 Chevrolet pickup truck but recently turned down a job offer to turn wrenches at a Chevy dealership. It's just too risky with so many dealerships closing these days.
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Iconic skyscrapers find new luster in green tech
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AP
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2 hours, 39 minutes ago
When owners of the Empire State Building decided to blanket its towering facade this year with thousands of insulating windows, they were only partly interested in saving energy.
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Downturn dating: Hearts flutter as markets stutter
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AP
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Sat 12:04 pm ET
Credit the recession for staycations and bringing us more game-night parties at home. But also give it a shout for spurring more first dates.
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ALL BUSINESS: Cash is king for investors
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AP
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Sat 12:01 pm ET
That old saying "cash is king" certainly rings true these days. Investors can't seem to get enough of it, which ultimately could be bad news for the stock market and the economy.
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Omg! Positive tone boosts Yahoo celeb site to top
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AP
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Sat 10:56 am ET
Think of the most popular brands in celebrity news, and you'll probably come up with a small list that includes Entertainment Tonight, US Weekly and People.
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BT offers staff time off in exchange for pay cut
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AP
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Sat 10:42 am ET
Telecoms company BT Group PLC is offering staff a year off work in return for a 75 percent cut in that year's pay. BT is one of Britain's biggest companies, with more than 100,000 employees.
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Ruling favors Antiguan receiver in Stanford case
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AP
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Sat 10:30 am ET
A firm appointed by Antiguan authorities to liquidate the assets of R. Allen Stanford's offshore Caribbean bank has won control of assets in the U.K. worth more than $100 million, a defeat for a U.S.-appointed receiver in an ongoing fight over jurisdiction in the case.
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The old is new again at Saturday Evening Post
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AP
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Sat 10:05 am ET
The Saturday Evening Post, a centuries-old publication that helped make illustrator Norman Rockwell a household name and showcased some of America's greatest writers, is returning to its roots to show readers the value of a quiet read in an increasingly frenetic digital age.
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GM Europe: Talks on selling Opel near completion
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AP
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Sat 10:01 am ET
Negotiations for the sale of General Motors Corp.'s unit Adam Opel GmbH to Canadian autoparts maker Magna are progressing well and should soon be complete, the head of GM Europe said in remarks released Saturday.
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Air Canada inaugurates only direct weekly non-stop service between Montréal and Fort-de-France, Martinique
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CNW Group
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Sat 10:00 am ET
Air Canada today inaugurates the only scheduled non-stop service between Montréal and Fort-de-France, Martinique. The weekly service will be initially offered on Saturdays during the summer between July 4, 2009 and August 29, 2009, and will recommence on a year-round basis on December 5, 2009.
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Los Angeles Listeners Skyrocket like Fireworks for Capital Gold Group's 'The Gold Show'
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PR Newswire
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Sat 7:15 am ET
The Gold Show" with Capital Gold Group CEO Jonathan Rose is heard on over 300 radio stations nationwide, including KFWB 980 in the Los Angeles area, the home of Capital Gold Group headquarters.
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GOOD MORNING -- July 04, 2009
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PR Newswire
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Sat 5:59 am ET
transmitting news releases, advisories and other information to the news media around the United States since 1954.
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MOUNTAIN OF DEBT: Rising debt may be next crisis
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AP
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Sat 12:37 am ET
The Founding Fathers left one legacy not celebrated on Independence Day but which affects us all. It's the national debt.
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Venezuela assumes control of Spanish-owned bank
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AP
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Sat 12:22 am ET
President Hugo Chavez's government assumed control of Venezuela's third-largest bank on Friday -- making the state the largest player in the nation's banking system.
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Shanghai plans own "Wall Street bull": report
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Reuters
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Sat 12:01 am ET
Wall Street may be down on its luck, but China's growing business hub, Shanghai, plans to install its own version of the Street's famed charging bull statue, casting in metal its hopes to eventually rival New York.
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About 10 firms submit bids for AIG Taiwan unit: reports
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Reuters
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Fri 11:38 pm ET
About 10 global and Taiwan financial firms have submitted bids to buy troubled AIG's Taiwanese insurance unit, newspapers said on Saturday, in a deal that could fetch up to over $2 billion.
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Tropicana Las Vegas emerges from bankruptcy
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AP
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Fri 8:08 pm ET
Tropicana Las Vegas has emerged from bankruptcy protection with new owners. Toronto-based Onex Corporation and former MGM Mirage President Alex Yemenidjian acquired a majority stake in the Las Vegas hotel-casino this week, as it completed its yearlong bankruptcy process, the Las Vegas Sun reported.
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Teck to sell 17 percent stake to China for C$1.74 billion
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Reuters
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Fri 5:29 pm ET
Teck Resources said on Friday it will sell a 17.2 percent equity stake to state-owned China Investment Corp in a deal that will help the Canadian miner pay down its debt while expanding China's portfolio of commodity investments.
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Regulators Shut Down Seven Banks
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TheStreet.com
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Fri 12:20 pm ET
The year's tally of failed banks and savings and loans now stands at 52.
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