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Errors Cast Doubt on Japan's Cleanup of Nuclear Accident Site New York Times NARAHA, Japan — In this small farming town in the evacuation zone surrounding the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, small armies of workers in surgical masks and rubber gloves are busily scraping off radioactive topsoil in a desperate ... See all stories on this topic »	New York Times
GM, Ford and Chrysler post strong August auto sales Los Angeles Times General Motors Co., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Group all posted double-digit sales gain in August as consumers continue to take advantage of low interest rates and favorable lease deals to replace aging cars. "The industry as a whole continues to ... See all stories on this topic »	Los Angeles Times
McDonald's tests $1 menu with higher price points USA TODAY Under pressure to boost sales, McDonald's is testing a Dollar Menu & More that sells items for $1, $2 and even $5. mcdonalds generic. A McDonald's restaurant is seen in San Jose, Calif. (Photo: Paul Sakuma, AP) ... See all stories on this topic »
Navistar to cut 500 jobs by end of 2013 amid 3Q loss Chicago Tribune Navistar International Corp. on Wednesday reported a larger-than-expected third-quarter loss and said it will cut 500 jobs by the end of October. The Lisle-based truck-and-engine maker said that its plan to return the company to profitability has been slower ... See all stories on this topic »
Power Blackout Hits 70 Percent of Venezuela ABC News Venezuelans were skeptical Wednesday of President Nicolas Maduro's claims that saboteurs were responsible for a blackout that left about 70 percent of the country without electricity and caused chaos in Caracas, interrupting subway service and snarling ... See all stories on this topic »
Switzerland Is Still World's Most Competitive Economy - WEF Wall Street Journal ZURICH--Switzerland tops the list of the world's most competitive economies for a fifth consecutive year, while the U.S. is still the global leader in bringing innovative products and services to market, according to the World Economic Forum. The WEF, which ... See all stories on this topic »
Midway to get speedier security screening by year's end Chicago Tribune Travelers at Midway Airport will have the option to participate in a speedier and less hassling security screening process by the end of the year, the Transportation Security Administration announced Wednesday. The PreCheck expedited-screening program ... See all stories on this topic »
'Chobani recall' isn't a recall, but 'hissing' yogurt is pulled Los Angeles Times Chobani recall? Not officially, but 15 flavors of the popular American brand of Greek yogurt have been voluntarily pulled off store shelves after customers reported certain cups appeared to be swelling. The company has not issued an official recall, according ... See all stories on this topic »
End of Blackberry? Company speeds up sale process CNBC.com Just when it looked like things couldn't get any bleaker for Blackberry, they did. The struggling handset maker is now aiming to quickly auction itself off, possibly as soon as November, according to a Dow Jones report. Blackberry has been in discussions with ... See all stories on this topic »	CNBC.com
Whole Foods Market to open Englewood store in food desert Chicago Sun-Times An old parking lot for stores that once were in the area is all that is left on the 63-acre plot on the northwest corner of 63rd Street and Halsted, the site where Whole Foods Market plans to build a store by 2016. | Vincent D. Johnson~for Sun-Times Med. See all stories on this topic »

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