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More americans are postponing health care, Exxon catches a break from the Supreme court on award tied to Valdez oil spill and the ball girl video another markerting tool.
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06/25/08--Home prices in 20 U.S. cities have dropped, What happens at happy-hours,Change at airport security lines
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06/24/08--Bad news from the Airline Industry, No Money Down mortgages have returned, Desperate measures being taken by Southern Californians to get cheaper gas
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06/23/08--The latest economic predictions from George Soros, More cases of salmonella tied to raw tomatoes, The NFL turns to ESPN for help with the NFL Network
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More than a dozen companies, including lenders, are on the radar screen of the FBI as part of Operation Malicious Mortgage, two hedge fund managers from an investment bank are indicted for fraud, horse racing officials get an earful from a House subcomm
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The new wi-fi service that will be introduced on airlines this summer, an email could sink two former hedge fund managers facing fraud allegations, flooding in the Midwest is bringing up an old debate over whether development is causing these disasters an
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06/18/08--Oil prices making politicans change their stance on digging in the Gulf of Mexico, The Fed discusses the biggest threats to the economy, Marines in Afghanistan have opened a complaint shop for homeowners
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06/17/08-- Energy companies spending advertising money on PR, Maternity leave is getting downsized, Tips on finding health insurance for the newest college grads
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06/16/08--The small businesses making changes to save on energy costs, Remembering NBC's Tim Russert, and Box offices around the country go GREEN.
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