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Job seekers are seen searching for work via the internet at the One-Stop Career Center Friday, Dec. 5, 2008, in Oakland, Calif. The Center offers an email address and computer to those who do not have them available to help gain employment. Skittish employers slashed 533,000 jobs in November, the most in 34 years, catapulting the unemployment rate to 6.7 percent, dramatic proof the country is careening deeper into rec

Economy Employment Jobs Photos Washington

Denver Post
More workers but fewer jobs than 9 years ago
It points out the scope of the current crisis and weaknesses this decade. WASHINGTON — How bad is the current recession? Here's one measure: the United States now has fewer jobs than it did nine... (photo: AP / Ben Margot)

Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. speaks at a rally with California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, left, Friday, Oct. 31, 2008 at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio. At right is McCain's daughter Meghan.

California Photos President Republican Sacramento

The Examiner
Schwarzenegger legacy entwined with fiscal crisis
Comments SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Map, News) - California voters gave Arnold Schwarzenegger a single, blockbuster-sized mission when they sent him to Sacramento six years ago in an unprecedented election:... (photo: AP / Kiichiro Sato)

U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman John Kerry, D-Mass., left, meets with Syrian Vice President Farouk Sharaa, right, in Damascus, Syria, on Saturday Feb. 21, 2009. A key sign that President Barack Obama is seeking better ties with Syria, is the flurry of U.S. congressmen who have passed through Syria in the last few days, including Sen. John Kerry, who arrived Saturday and met with President Basha

Penn Live
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee targeting Congressman Charlie Dent because district has Democratic presidential leanings
Lehigh Valley residents voted for Barack Obama and John Kerry, so national Democrats are betting the area will go for a Democratic congressman in 2010. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee... (photo: AP / Bassem Tellawi)
Advertisement Campaign Democratic Government Photos

Kue bangkit, cookie made of sago flour

Hartford Courant
North Korea moves to restrict economy
Reporting from Yanji, China - In the markets of Kilju, a city of 100,000 near North Korea's eastern seacoast, the ruling Korean Workers' Party has ordered the removal of Chinese-made cookies, candies... (photo: GFDL / Midori)
China Economy Food Health Photos

Chicago - Sears Tower, April 2006 (cg1) wnhires

The Oklahoman
Sears Tower gets clearer outlook
Comments 0 People check out "The Ledge,” a new glass balcony addition to the 103rd floor of the Sears Tower, on Wednesday in Chicago. AP PHOTO CHICAGO —... (photo: PD file)
Addition Chicago Direction Photos Tower

Kids eating pizza and chocolate shake

The Columbus Dispatch
Tasty and cheap, but ...
izza, tater tots, hot dogs and tacos are on school lunch menus even though those kid-friendly staples might not be the most healthful choices. One reason: Kids like them.... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Food Health Kids Photos School

Yahoo

The Examiner
Omg! Positive tone boosts Yahoo celeb site to top
Comments SANTA MONICA, Calif. (Map, News) - Think of the most popular brands in celebrity news, and you'll probably come up with a small list that includes Entertainment... (photo: WN / theresa)
Celebrity Organization Photos Site Business

Children - Kids - Public Schools Student

The Oklahoman
Low bids aid Oklahoma school projects MAPS for KIDS has funded $59M in projects in 2009
Comments 0 Construction has started on an addition to Wilson Elementary School. PHOTO BY PAUL B. SOUTHERLAND, THE OKLAHOMAN By August, the MAPS Trust will have bid more... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Business Children Education Oklahoma Photos

EQ Diapers - Baby Needs - Diapers - Pricing

Boston Herald
Massachusetts company delivers diaper ‘cakes’
A Springfield couple is on a mission to make baby diapers more attractive as presents for moms-to-be. When Adrienne and Mychal Connolly were expecting their second son,... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Children Family Market Photos Society

Politics

	People want new programs, but are wary of 'Big Government' The News & Observer
	Ethics law updates in the works The News & Observer
	Thunderous Okla. applause greets Bush on July 4 The Examiner
	Boehner Reaches Into Bag of Tricks to Disrupt Democrats The New York Times

Currency

	Indian rupee gains on growth speculation Gulf News
	Won leads weekly advance in Asia as export slump eases Taipei Times
	US dollar ekes out gains in thin trade The Australian
	Gold steady above $931 as dollar retreats Gulf News

Nuclear Deals

	Autism linked with rainfall in study Canada Dot Com
	Global warming, Moore's Law and being French The Examiner
	Pyongyang plans fourth of July fireworks Asia Times
	Nuclear reactors feel squeeze Review Journal

Leader far in front at midpoint of Blade's annual stock mark

JOHN DORFMAN: Stock rally likely to last

Employment Report Sours the Market

NYSE hit with another tech glitch, extends trading

Elan Corporation, plc (ADR) (NYSE:ELN) is the Highest Volume

NYSE Posts AIG Delisting Notice By Mistake

Job fair attendees look over a recruiting table for U.S. postal inspectors, Friday, Sept. 14, 2007, during an FBI-hosted job fair in Los Angeles.

U.S. economy sheds 467,000 jobs in June

Property - real estate - Business premises being constructed, Pune, India

Construction, joblessness still clouding the economy

ANZ ATM Machine - ANZ Bank - Banking.

Banks want a little more

Biden: `We misread how bad the economy was' The State
Analysts: Economy to expand weakly, but growth may not last Fresno Bee
Biden says Obama administration `misread how bad the economy Star Tribune
Economy prompts Parthenon to tap permanent collection Nashville Tennessean
Ailing California financial trouble, economy could prolong U Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Drug war, economy weigh on Mexico midterm election Fresno Bee
FasTracks' journey takes hard turn Denver Post
Cap and trade or Smoot-Hawley? Denver Post
Colin Powell says Obama should take hard look at his expensi Star Tribune
Solid Midwesterner needed to balance President Barack Obama’ The Oklahoman
Cy-Fair tries to keep best of both worlds Houston Chronicle
Emerging market rally wakes bears Business Report
A new frugality: Americans are borrowing less, saving more Star Tribune
Going green tough on Legislature in down economy The Examiner
Celebrity marathon runner: Sarah Palin The Examiner
Business development tips for a weak economy -Part one The Examiner
No Rest for the Wealthy The New York Times
With Calif. in turmoil, the spotlight returns to Schwarzeneg Star Tribune
Budget Battles Keep States from Tackling Reforms CNBC
Obama shouldn't put too much hope in a Kremlin-led thaw Daily Star Lebanon

Florida: Rail tracks and railcars.

New company goes after stimulus funds

Dockers and port workers join thousands of civil servants and demonstrate during a one-day strike, in Marseille, southern France, Tuesday, June 17, 2008. Civil servants are on strike against government plans to reform pensions, and to lengthen the duration of the workweek, dockers and port workers against government plans for the reform of the commercial ports.

Proposal would have state take over city pension plan

Nolan Ryan

It's business as usual for Nolan Ryan and the Texas Rangers

Washington Post publisher apologizes for plan to hold paid d Hartford Courant
Markets stutter, hearts flutter The Miami Herald
SoCal Asian communities aim to weed out toxic fish The Tribune San Luis Obispo
International trade corridor through small-town western Amer Hartford Courant
Stanford Clients Sue Insurance Broker Willis Group CNBC
Views vary about Revolution center move to Phila. Philadelphia Daily News
Texas brewer, once near defeat, shines again The News & Observer
Malt-O-Meal recalls oatmeal made with dry milk The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin Will Resign CNBC
Schwarzenegger promotes case for IOUs as California drowns Gulf News
Green funerals fruitful for Colorado company offering coffin Hartford Courant
LA judge allows continued freezing of California financier D Hartford Courant
Credit card issuers rush to raise rates The Miami Herald
Declare your financial independence Contra Costa Times
US Airways inaugurates direct flight to Tel Aviv Philadelphia Daily News
Judge will consider Stanford request for money The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Rolling Stone expose: Goldman Sachs behind every market cras Infowars
Used Furniture Company Transfer Enterprises Thinking Big For Hartford Courant
West Hartford's Blum Shapiro Plans Big Expansion To Fairfiel Hartford Courant
Washington Post says its newsroom didn't vet flier seeking c Hartford Courant

FILE - In this January 1977 file photo,Yoko Ono, center, and John Lennon, right, are shown with Allen Klein, president of ABKCO Industries Inc.

Ex-Beatles, Rolling Stones manager Klein dies

Internet cafe

House Votes to Renew Internet Tax Block

Geisha, a prostitute working at the Chicken Ranch brothel, walks towards the porch in Pahrump, Nev., Tuesday, March 31, 2009.

Sex feels the credit squeeze in Nevada

Like AT & T, Other Conn. Corporations Using Tax Loopholes Hartford Courant
Allen Klein, manager of rock bands, dies at 77 San Fransisco Chronicle
Fiscal crisis tarnishes Golden State's image San Fransisco Chronicle
School district's growth has a price The Columbus Dispatch
No room for error if plan backfires, critics say The Columbus Dispatch
State faced earlier taxing situations Review Journal
Allen Klein, 77, Beatles' manager Philadelphia Daily News
Bipartisan group try to find balance in Colorado's fiscal st Denver Post
Cities fear loss of privilege tax The News & Observer
Mass. bill: Tax cuts for electronic prescriptions The Examiner
Mass. weighs tax credits for video game makers The Examiner
Anti-tax rally in Olympia attracts several hundred The Examiner
California's pot clubs offer to pay more tax in fiscal crisi The Observer
Anti-tax rally in Olympia attracts about 1,500 Seattle Times
JAY KIEDROWSKI: Not so unlike California ... Star Tribune
Not so unlike California ... Star Tribune
Rising U.S. debt could be next financial crisis Nashville Tennessean
APSU to host business tax seminar Nashville Tennessean
Taxing health benefits The Boston Globe
New property tax law exempts disabled vets Longview News Journal

Memphis Grizzliesl Mike Miller, left, and New York Knicksl Quentin Richardson battle for a loose ball during the third quarter of NBA basketball action Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2006, in Memphis, Tenn. The Knicks defeated the Grizzlies 118-117 in triple overtim

Sid Hartman: Saunders says trade was right for Wizards

Gasoline Station

Average fuel prices fall across Texas

President Barack Obama speaks to reporters about Commerce Secretary designate Judd Gregg on Air Force One shortly after landing in Springfield, Ill., Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009.

ANALYSIS - Trade, defence top Obama Saudi agenda

E. J. Dionne: Supporters of cap-and-trade bill may face fall Philadelphia Daily News
Texans will pay a price for cap and trade Houston Chronicle
Congressman Bilbray dicusses cap-and-trade frankly The Examiner
Croatia has it all this summer...culture, sand, sea, and sun The Examiner
Alice Cooper: Is it time for rock's oldest shocker to give u The Independent
Small Town America Pins Hopes On West Trade Route WPXI
Cap and trade can fight global warming--but not this bill, a The Examiner
Small-town America pins hopes on West trade route The News Tribune
Ryan Smyth traded to the Kings The Examiner
Q #66: What business lessons can be learned from FDR’s key d The Examiner
Citizens betrayed by cap-and-trade bill Nashville Tennessean
Avs shed Smyth's hefty contract in Kings trade Denver Post
The Declaration of Independence was adopted 233 years ago to Penn Live
Many possibilities for potential Boozer trade The Salt Lake Tribune
Oklahoma City woman trades sex for case of chips The Oklahoman
elephantjournal.com: IT'S GETTING HARD TO HATE STARBUCKS; an The Examiner
Oil brokerage reports $10 million loss on unauthorized tradi Star Tribune
Flight 93 Memorial Representatives Joined NYC and Pentagon M The Examiner
Cap-and-trade madness heads to Senate The Examiner
Mariners, Angels have serious trade deadline advantage over Seattle Times

Crossbow- (sl1)

Crossbow issue to be revisited

Air Jamaica A340 at Jose Marti Airport

Air Jamaica sold - First murmurs about who has bought the national carrier have surfaced

PLAYING CARDS - GAMBLE - GAMBLING

Connecticut Is Clueless About Gambling

New homes, vintage appeal The Columbus Dispatch
Ceramic figures celebrated Founding Fathers The Columbus Dispatch
2009 Parade of Homes winners announced Tulsa World
Mastering in wine Tulsa World
Port Columbus faring better than Ohio rivals The Columbus Dispatch
Apartments full in this market The Columbus Dispatch
With sales in slump, dealer finds niche in vehicle transport The Providence Journal
60 votes not so super for Obama, Senate Dems Nashville Tennessean
The old becomes new at Saturday Evening Post Nashville Tennessean
Business Update: A.O. Smith Cyclone gets Green Restaurant no Nashville Tennessean
EDITORIAL: Universities cover tracks with FERPA Nashville Tennessean
Williamson County events calendar July 5, 2009 Nashville Tennessean
Forget May Town; clean up Spring Hill Nashville Tennessean
Looking for direction Asbury Park Press
Warning on trout hatcheries could force changes San Fransisco Chronicle
Saturday Evening Post reinvents itself San Fransisco Chronicle
Chronicle presses roll for the last time San Fransisco Chronicle
Three questions for John Trasvina San Fransisco Chronicle
Limit agribusiness - for salmon's sake San Fransisco Chronicle
Regional Insights: Energizing job growth in Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

orca

California water plan aims to save Puget Sound orcas

Herring Gull

A feast of fish: Researchers assessing impact of avian predators

Pizza-maker Gennaro Bruno prepares pizzas in a restaurant in Naples, southern Italy, Wednesday, May 26, 2004. Italy has issued strict guidelines to protect the real Neapolitan pizza from bogus copies. The guidelines, printed Tuesday in the country's Official Gazette, say real Neapolitan pizza must be round, no more than 14 inches in diameter, no thicker than 0.1 inches in the middle, with a crust about 0.8 inches thick. (AP Photo/Salvatore Laporta)

Sublime Pizza: a hidden gem in 4S Ranch

New Deal gets new exhibit in Norman Tulsa World
Easton Town Center has become such a popular fixture, it's h The Columbus Dispatch
Wish List Nashville Tennessean
The river will flow forward Nashville Tennessean
Fireworks sizzle over McKnight Nashville Tennessean
Remembering Rutherford: Grave robbers arrested, three bodies Nashville Tennessean
McNair remembered for his toughness Nashville Tennessean
Sewage spat could lock up town's supervisors Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
WATER RESOURCES San Fransisco Chronicle
Women are leaving jobs in fashion and science to grow vegeta Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sorrow is great because McNair was one of us Nashville Tennessean
Winds of progress blow through Ottawa County Toledo Blade
Colt's birth helps to relieve grief and regret The Columbus Dispatch
Playing off North America's regions, travel album delivers c Chicago Sun-Times
Calif. candidate hits on burning issues Asbury Park Press
FOOD OUTLET INSPECTIONS Asbury Park Press
Will: Can Whitman win over California? Denver Post
Zelaya vows to return to Honduras The News & Observer
Bengi's Articles The Examiner
Methane can provide green power for Ohio The Columbus Dispatch

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