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Pro Bowl receiver Chad Johnson won’t be practicing with the Cincinnati Bengals for a while because his right ankle hasn’t fully recovered from surgery.
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Women’s college basketball is getting good marks in racial diversity for its coaching hires.
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Colleges and universities are doing a better job at being inclusive in women’s basketball coaching hires, according to the latest Black Coaches and Administrators...
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AP, Sheboygan
Sheboygan police say they were able to track down a theft suspect because he left behind his library card, which he apparently used to try to unlock a tavern door....
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AP, Las Vegas
Nevada gambling regulators have warned casinos about a card-counting program for Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch that can illegally help players beat the house in...
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AP, Las Vegas
Nevada gambling regulators have warned casinos in the state about a card-counting program that works on Apple Inc.’s iPhone and iPod Touch that illegally helps...
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AP, New York
Swiping your credit card would come with dramatic new protections under regulations considered by Congressional lawmakers Thursday.
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AP, Fresno
A Fresno antiques dealer has hit a home run with the sale of a rare baseball card she thought was worth only $10.
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AP, New York
A group of prepaid calling card companies have agreed to pay a $2.25 million to settle a civil suit brought by the Federal Trade Commission, the first major settlement...
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AP, Reno
The winner of a seat on a Nevada district board was chosen Thursday by the luck of the draw.
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AP, Fresno
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AP, Brussels
Infineon, STMicro and NXP said Wednesday they were among several chip makers raided by EU antitrust investigators seeking evidence of a cartel that fixed the prices of...
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AP, Brussels
The European Union says it has raided offices of smart card companies in several member nations on suspicion they are in involved in a price fixing cartel.
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AP, Athens
You can call it a case of creative drug-dealing. Athens police have a 38-year-old man in custody for allegedly accepting gift cards for payment for crack cocaine and...
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AP, London
The British government should cap credit-card interest rates to help small businesses weather the economic downturn, an industry body said Tuesday.
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AP, Washington
Federal regulators on Thursday adopted sweeping new rules for the credit card industry that will shield consumers from increases in interest rates on existing account...
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AP, Washington
Consumers will be shielded from increases in interest rates on existing account balances on their credit cards under new rules being adopted by federal regulators.
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AP, Washington
Consumers will be shielded from increases in interest rates on existing account balances on their credit cards under new rules being adopted by federal regulators.
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AP, London
Credit card companies have agreed to stop the practice of abruptly raising the rates paid by their most vulnerable customers, the British government said Friday.
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AP, London
Credit card companies have agreed to stop the practice of abruptly raising the rates paid by their most vulnerable customers, the British government said Friday.
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Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa talks to reporters on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, March 10, 2009, following a news conference to announce the introduction of the Employee Free Choice Act and restoring American rights in the workplace.
