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The stock market is trying to form a bottom, but the economic landscape keeps changing.
made popular Nov 16 2008
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Wall Street heads into another turbulent week with investors set to pore over a government report on retail sales and earnings from Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to get a better...
made popular Nov 9 2008
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Wall Street’s steep gains in the final days of October are leaving some investors optimistic that the market has put its scariest days behind it, but...
made popular Nov 2 2008
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Chiefs running back Larry Johnson was suspended for Week 10 of the NFL season by commissioner Roger Goodell for violating the league’s personal conduct policy.
made popular Oct 31 2008
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In a typical recession, stocks start recovering about six months before the economy does. The crisis we’re in right now, however, is anything but typical: Lending...
made popular Oct 26 2008
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With little question the U.S. is in the grips of a recession, investors this week will lean on a slew of earnings and economic reports to help determine exactly how...
made popular Oct 19 2008
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Investors agonizing over whether the stock market is bottoming out or about to continue its precipitous decline face more uncertainty this week as they await action on...
made popular Oct 12 2008
AP, Sioux Falls
It was a home run, a grand slam, a dream come true or the biggest birthday present ever for the solar industry, depending on who you spoke with.
made popular Oct 9 2008
AP, New York
Veteran Washington hand Ian Cameron was appointed Monday as the producer in charge of ABC’s Sunday political talk show “This Week with George...
made popular Oct 7 2008
AP, Paris
Paris Fashion Week ended on Sunday, capping a season which saw designers play it safe to coax customers into stores despite the global financial crisis.
made popular Oct 5 2008
AP, New York
The world’s financial markets face an uncertain and possibly volatile week as investors await details about how the Treasury will implement the government’s...
made popular Oct 5 2008
AP, Paris
Paris designers sought a balance between showmanship and substance in their ready-to-wear displays on Saturday, as the fashion industry seeks new revenue sources to...
made popular Oct 5 2008
AP, Paris
In the cutthroat world of fashion, a designer can quickly lose rising star status _ a fact that Alessandra Facchinetti knows only too well.
made popular Oct 4 2008
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Judging from the glamorous parties and store openings in Paris this week, you would be forgiven for thinking the economy is thriving _ prompting some observers to say...
made popular Oct 2 2008
AP, Paris
Paris designers whipped up a rainbow burst of colors on Wednesday as an antidote to the economic blues plaguing the luxury industry.
made popular Oct 2 2008
AP, Paris
As retail stocks plunged on Monday, Paris designers came up with antidotes to the economic blues plaguing the luxury industry.
made popular Sep 30 2008
AP, New York
A Finnish soprano returning to the scene of her greatest triumph. A Polish contralto back at the Met after 24 years. A Uruguayan bass bringing his trademark role to the...
made popular Sep 28 2008
AP, Milan
“Grin and bear it,” seems to be the message coming off the Milan runway as Fashion Week for next summer comes to an end.
made popular Sep 26 2008
AP, Milan
Baubles and bangles have returned to the Milan runway after several seasons locked tightly in the jewelry box. Even at Jil Sander, the most minimalist of labels,...
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In a Sept. 23 story about the second day of shows at Milan Fashion week, The Associated Press misspelled the name of a Bottega Veneta designer. He is Tomas Maier, not...
made popular Sep 24 2008
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In the latest scorching sci-fi movie ‘Sunshine’ set in the backdrop of the year 2057, the ‘real space age’ humans deliver a thermonuclear...
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Vitamin D which has made its importance felt in our lives by the role it plays in strengthening our bones has now, according to a research, been credited as being the...
made popular Sep 6 2008
AP, Nairobi
The stench rising from a fly infested sewage ditch is worsened by the scorching sun. But for some enterprising residents, it’s the smell of progress.
made popular Aug 24 2008
AP, Washington
At a time of continued government secrecy, the news media should press the presidential candidates on whether their administration would enforce “the spirit as...
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Despite ordering improvements more than two years ago, President Bush has barely made a dent in the huge backlog of unanswered requests under the Freedom of Information...
made popular Mar 16 2008
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Some recent high-profile cases in which journalists were subpoenaed in federal court to disclose confidential or nonconfidential material. Under Senate legislation,...
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AP, Trenton
Think checking a governor’s e-mail would show how key decisions are made?Not so, according to spot checks of five states where The Associated Press sought...
made popular Mar 15 2008
AP, Trenton
In New Jersey, the governor’s e-mails might shed light on whether he inappropriately conferred with a labor leader he once dated. In Detroit, the mayor’s...
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AP, Trenton
In New Jersey, the governor’s e-mails might shed light on whether he inappropriately conferred with a labor leader he once dated. In Detroit, the mayor’s...
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AP, Washington
As federal judges order more reporters to disclose their confidential sources, news organizations are pinning their hopes on congressional passage of a media shield...
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Exposure to sunshine daily just for 10 minutes can protect you against deadly breast and colon cancer by boosting your natural defense mechanism, claims a new study by...
made popular Aug 27 2007
Moms wishing to give birth to a baby should make sure that they get adequate sunshine because vitamin D that our body gets from sunlight has been found cutting the risk...
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Who Would Pay $130,000 For A Mirror? Anyone would if they were deprived of sunshine for 90 days a year.
Bondo, a village in Switzerland with 198 residents lies in a...
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Sunshine is not always bad for your skin, as usually it is considered. A new study has tried to bring out the brighter side sunshine. Actually, it has been found that a...
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Forget capturing the energy our nearest star is constantly shedding on us, we haven’t yet captured its unfailing brilliance in its true sense. FluoroSolar has...
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The Parnell family’s prototype home — the ‘Project:LIFE’ house — is not only crammed with the latest technology but is also extremely...
made popular Jan 14 2006
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Broadcast journalist Jim Taricani, with WJAR-TV from Providence R.I., talks about his case on federal shield laws during the South Carolina Press Association in Greenville, S.C., in this March 3, 2006 file photo.
