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4 surprise bright spots in the economy
Good economic news has been hard to come by lately, but not all is doom and gloom in America these days. The end of summer ushered in a few signs of progress in some of the unlikeliest corners of the economy. They are no guarantee that the good times are around the corner, but they do provide a helpful reminder that this slow recovery is exactly that: a recovery.
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BP: Multiple firms and work teams to blame for Gulf of Mexico oil spill
BP: Multiple firms and work teams to blame for Gulf of Mexico oil spill
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Soldiers fire on family's car in Mexico, killing 2
Soldiers opened fire on a family's car at a military checkpoint in northern Mexico, killing a 15-year-old boy and his father, authorities and relatives said Monday. Mexico - United States - Tamaulipas - Business and Economy - Gulf Cartel
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Alvarez & Marsal Expands Presence in Latin America with Opening of Mexico Office
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Alvarez & Marsal, a leading independent global professional services firm, has expanded its presence in Latin America with the opening of a Mexico office.
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World stocks drop as investors seek safety
World stock markets fell on Wednesday as investors sought safety amid fresh worries about the fragile economic recovery, helping propel the yen to a 15-year high against the dollar, analysts said.
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2010 summer good for tourism on SC's Grand Strand
Officials along the Grand Strand say business this summer has been solid after a couple of tough years at South Carolina's most popular vacation destination.
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Stock Futures Inch Higher Ahead of Open
Stock futures climb slightly as investors try to brush aside European debt worries Stock - Business - Investing - Commodities and Futures - Futures
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Stock futures track Europe stocks up
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Company Goes On After Plane Crash
Fort Walton Machining Owner Lost When T-6 Went Down In The Gulf Of Mexico Tim McDonald had owned Fort Walton Machining for 13 years, and by many accounts was the company's driving force. He was the chief marketer, personally involved in business development, and invested heavily in the company to be sure its people and equipment were top-notch.
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NM airports get improvement funds
New Mexico airports will share more than $925,000 in federal grants for safety improvements and master plan studies.
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