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Contract negotiations continued Friday between unions at The Boston Globe and its owner, The New York Times Co., on the day the Times Co. set as the deadline for $20 million in labor concessions from the newspaper.
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Brad Keselowski smiles during driver introductions for the Lipton 250 Nationwide Series NASCAR race at Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Va., Friday, May 1, 2009. Keselowski is negotiating with Hendrick Motorsports on a long-term contract.
