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Traveling to the US won’t be that heavy to your pocket as now you’ll have to spill just $10. Yes you’ve read it right! Two US airlines - a new busline and a new cruiseline - are using unbelievable rates as a marketing tool allowing passengers to buy..
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Chad Barrett scored in the 64th minute Saturday to give Toronto FC a 1-1 tie with Columbus that kept the MLS champion Crew winless.
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This dusty little border town with almost no visible means of support has been seeing something of a boom in the past year: Brand-new Lincoln Navigators and Cadillac...
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Constellation Energy Group’s top executive, Mayo Shattuck III, received total compensation valued at $5.7 million in 2008, according to Associated Press...
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A ghost from the nuclear industry’s early years has reappeared.
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Oil prices fell for a second straight day Tuesday on fears that the outbreak of swine flu would delay an economic recovery and further dampen energy demand.
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An end-of-year college block party spiraled out of control as police fired pellets and used pepper spray to break up hundreds of rioting students who sparked a string...
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American Electric Power said Friday that its first quarter earnings fell 37 percent as the weak economy has hurt demand for electricity, especially among its industrial...
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American Electric Power says its first quarter earnings fell 37 percent as the weak economy has hurt demand for electricity, especially among its industrial customers.
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Oil prices wavered below $50 Thursday with a number of major U.S. companies faring better than had been expected, but still plenty of evidence suggesting demand for...
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Exelon on Thursday said its first quarter earnings rose 23 percent, driven by increased output at its nuclear operations and higher rates.
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Cash-strapped cities and counties have generally been less vocal than governors about turning down money from President Barack Obama’s stimulus package.
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Oil prices gained ground Tuesday as the stock market rose on the strength of bank stocks, even as weak corporate profits and a global oil glut signaled that the...
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Oil prices tumbled again Tuesday as weak corporate profits combined with a global glut of oil showed that the recession and soft demand for crude are not going away...
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Regional bank Huntington Bancshares Inc. says it lost $2.4 billion in its first quarter, largely because of a $2.6 billion charge associated with troubled mortgages...
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Aluminum maker Ormet Corp. says it is seeking a court order against Glencore International AG to prevent the Swiss commodities trader and producer from halting alumina...
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The Detroit Red Wings had to wait a while for Columbus to make a mistake in its first playoff game.
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Ohio wants to use prisoners to replace Statehouse janitors and groundskeepers who were laid off because of budget cuts, angering a labor union.
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Ohio wants to use prisoners to replace Statehouse janitors and groundskeepers who were laid off because of budget cuts.
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Nationwide Insurance has reached a $6 million settlement in a lawsuit that accused the company of overcharging some customers.
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Low-cost carrier Skybus Airlines is shutting down Saturday and plans to file for bankruptcy protection next week, becoming the latest of the nation’s airlines to...
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A spokeswoman for the Columbus airport says low-cost carrier Skybus Airlines is ceasing operations. Angie Neal of Port Columbus International Airport says the...
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Skybus Airlines jets sit grounded at Port Columbus International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, late Monday afternoon, April 7, 2008. The Columbus-based airline filed for Chapter II bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware Saturday, April 5, 2008.
