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Dell says it’s in talks about Intel allegations SAN FRANCISCO Dell said late Thursday that it was in talks with the Securities and Exchange Commission to resolve allegations that it and its founder and chief

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Jun. 11–The worst of Clark County’s housing slump is over, a panel of top-selling Realtors said Wednesday. Jun. 11–Foreclosure activity in May fell to the lowest levels in three years, according to data released this

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The Timken Co. has appointed Rory L. Lubic to vice president, purchasing. Lubic joined Timken in 1978 as an associate engineer in the works engineering department. He has worked in a number of Timken s manufacturing

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LANGLEY, Ark. (AP) Arkansas State Police spokesman Bill Sadler says searchers are looking for no more than three missing people believed to have been in a campground devastated by flash flooding. Authorities had

Seizing The News Business – Investors Business Daily
Media: If journalists ever venerated anything, it was the First Amendment shield that blunted efforts to limit their freedom. So why, as the administration contemplates a federal takeover of their business, such

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Workers’ compensation costs should be coming down for many companies in Ohio starting in January. Directors of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation recently approved a 3.9 percent overall private employer premium

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Brunner lost a bitter fight to Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher, whom she has yet to tell her e-mail list to support. Fisher faces Republican Rob Portman in November. Ohio court: Defamation cases apply to nonresidents COLUMBUS, Ohio

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She says no passengers reported any stabbings; the transit agency has reviewed video and found no evidence that the man was stabbed in the station. The victim is listed in stable condition with wounds to his arm

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Dechert L.L.P ., the Philadelphia law firm, said Wednesday it would open an office in Dublin, focusing on advising investment funds, their investment managers, and other fund service providers. Because of its favorable

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Media: If journalists ever venerated anything, it was the First Amendment shield that blunted efforts to limit their freedom. So why, as the administration contemplates a federal takeover of their business, such thundering silence? Some journalists

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Carpenter Technology Corp. , Wyomissing, Pa., said Monday that William A. Wulfsohn was the new president and chief executive officer of the specialty alloys maker. He will replace Gregory A. Pratt, who will remain board chairman. Pratt was appointed

In welcome sign for news business, companies pay more for iPad ads – Boston Globe
NEW YORK Good news for the news business: Companies are paying newspapers and magazines up to five times as much to place ads in their iPad applications as what similar advertising costs on regular websites. This doesn t mean Apple s tablet

News business: Signs iPad can restore ad money – Chicago Sun-Times
NEW YORK Good news for the news business: Companies are paying newspapers and magazines up to five times as much to place ads in their iPad applications as what similar advertising costs on regular Web sites. This doesn t mean Apple s tablet

Robert C. Bergenheim, Boston news entrepreneur – Boston Herald
R espected newsman entrepreneur Robert C. Bergenheim, one-time publisher of the Boston Herald American who later founded the Boston Business Journal putting every penny he had into the risky venture, died Saturday in Naples, Fla. at 86. After