CAW to give details of GM deal at noon
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By BRENT SNAVELY • FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER • May 15, 2008 The Canadian Auto Workers said this morning that it will hold a noon news conference to discuss some of the details of a tentative agreement the union has reached with General Motors Corp. The CAW said this morning that the tentative... [read full story]                    

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Canada hauls US to WTO over country-of-origin labeling for beef, pork

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Finisar: Finisar Receives Huawei Golden Core Partner Award

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New Law Ranks Commercial Buildings by Efficiency

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