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Ford Learns The Price Of Solvency

But what has the UAW learned? The modifications were designed to bring the Ford-UAW agreement into parity with concessions the UAW gave to GM and Chrysler as part of their government-brokered bankruptcies. This rejection also...

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Helene Gayle: Leading the anti-AIDS war

It is not as though Dr. Helene Gayle didn't have enough on her hands fighting poverty across the globe as president and CEO of CARE. But she has never been known to turn down a chance to do battle against HIV/AIDS.

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Tuna: The Hidden Cost of the World's Priciest Fish

Nearly every day at dawn, John Heitz falls a little bit in love. That's why he lives and works in General Santos City in the southern Philippines, one of the planet's great tuna-fishing ports. In September, the European...

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Snap decisions for Redskins: Franchise of Sonny Jurgensen and Joe Theismann struggles to find...

With Campbell struggling, Redskins remain unsettled at quarterback Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, November 8, 2009 Amid the beer specials and buffet spread at an Arlington bar last week, three men from three generations...

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What automakers have in store for 2010

The new models that will grace showrooms and garages in the coming year Green, schmeen. Audi's six-figure R8 Spyder has a mid-mounted V10 engine that produces 525 horsepower and a top speed of 195 miles per hour. As energy...

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The computer gets more like the TV every day

The online video service Hulu added a long-overdue feature last week: A "coming soon" page designed to give the site's millions of users a heads-up about when they'll be able to watch the next new episode of "Fringe" or "Parks...

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Encouraging economic reports drive gains

U.S. stocks rose last week, breaking a two-week losing streak, as worker productivity, manufacturing and home-sales figures beat economists' projections and Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway made its biggest purchase ever.

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Scams prosper even if economy doesn't

Con artists prey on people desperate for education, jobs By Janice Podsada Tribune Newspapers Con artists and fraudsters are standing by. Whether it's a new Internet scam or an old standby repackaged, the Connecticut Better...

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'Paid in full' but left in a lurch

Homeowners left in a lurch after mortgage refinancing checks bounce Borrowers face foreclosure after title company fails to pay off original mortgages By Mary Ellen Podmolik Tribune reporter In early April, Jeff Franson...

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High-End Designer Answers to Higher Power

Priest With Passion for Fashion Provides Parishioners With Jobs, Guatemalan Village With Funds (CBS) When the Rev. Andrew O'Connor is not tending to his congregation at Holy Family Church, he's in his makeshift workshop next...

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