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| Blizzard ravages South Dakota's livestock industry Los Angeles Times BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. — From inside a small plane cruising over cattle country here, Scott Reder spied the carnage and felt sick to his stomach. Mile after mile, half-buried by snow, the dead animals lay huddled in groups, calves close to their to mothers ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Solar and wind innovation reflected in booming patents USA TODAY Innovation in solar, wind and other renewable power is booming worldwide, especially in China, and is now eclipsing that in fossil fuels — an about-face that occurred in just one generation, new research shows. In the United States alone, the number of ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| ECB's Asmussen: G20 losing steam as crisis abates Reuters By Jan Strupczewski. WASHINGTON | Sat Oct 12, 2013 2:35pm EDT. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Financial leaders from the Group of 20 leading economies should reduce the number of issues they tackle, agree on measurable targets and set up a permanent ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Pushing health care in USA's poorest big city USA TODAY PHILADELPHIA — Christian Hayden, all dreadlocks and do-gooderism, hesitates before knocking on yet another paint-chipped door in the Grays Ferry neighborhood. The graduate student is practicing his pitch — and the name of the group he's representing ... See all stories on this topic » | |||
| Tip ruling could prove taxing to servers, restaurants USA TODAY INDIANAPOLIS -- When Thomas Howard sees an automatic gratuity on a restaurant bill, one thing is for certain: His server won't be getting any more than that amount. If restaurants tack on the charge to his bill, the Indianapolis resident said he doesn't think ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Water main breaks and sewer overflows in separate areas of Fort Washington Washington Post A water main break closed a section of Bock Road in Fort Washington Saturday morning, and heavy rain and a closed valve caused a sewer at a pumping station in the area to overflow, officials from the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission said. See all stories on this topic » | |||
| States Hit Hardest By The Shutdown, Red States At Greater Risk Forbes Here's some shutdown irony for you: More red states are will be affected by the government's relentless shutdown than blue states. Online finance network, WalletHub, is out with some new analysis that shows which states are the most and least affected by ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Marchers take to Eugene streets to protest altered food The Register-Guard About 200 residents took to the streets Saturday to raise awareness about what they say are the health and environmental dangers of food that has been altered in the laboratory. The march began at the Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza and ended at First ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Obama Says Real Boss in Default Showdown Means Bonds Call Shots Bloomberg President Barack Obama knows who is the boss: the bond market. "Ultimately, what matters is: What do the people who are buying Treasury bills think?" the president told reporters this week, when discussing measures he could take to end the threat of a ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Dollar on track for weekly gain on debt deal optimism Reuters NEW YORK | Fri Oct 11, 2013 3:43pm EDT. NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar was on track for its first weekly gain in five against a basket of currencies, as optimism grew that the U.S. Congress will reach agreement on a stop-gap deal to avert a devastating ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Treasury Default Firewall Hatched in 2011 Crisis: Credit Markets Bloomberg The groundwork for preventing a U.S. Treasury default from causing a cataclysmic breakdown of the plumbing of the global financial system was laid after the last debt-ceiling crisis in 2011 -- and is still a work in progress. The Treasury Market Practices Group, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Venezuela Intercepts Ship With 5 Americans Aboard New York Times CARACAS, Venezuela — Maps of Venezuela hanging on the walls of schoolrooms and in government offices show a large striped area to the east of the country's border with Guyana marked "Zone in Reclamation." For more than a century, Venezuela has ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Colorado hemp offers hope for struggling farmers Los Angeles Times SPRINGFIELD, Colo. — Out near a lonely highway southwest of town, a farmer's son stuck some seeds in the ground last spring to see what would happen. What he pulled from the soil made history and has sown new hope for struggling farmers both here ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| EBT cards not working in many states ABC2 News People in Ohio, Michigan and several other states found themselves unable to use their food stamp debit cards on Saturday, after a routine check by vendor Xerox Corp. resulted in a system failure. Shoppers from Maine to Oklahoma had to abandon baskets ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| General Motors Still Owes US Government $15B, US Treasury Currently Expects ... International Business Times GM's board announced Friday it has approved paying a quarterly dividend of $0.59375 on its Series B convertible preferred stock payable on Dec. 2 for investors who buy this class of stock though Nov. 15. The dividend total is estimated to be $59.4 million. See all stories on this topic » | |||
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