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Scott Serota, president and chief executive of The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, recently discussed its new goals.
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French provocateur Bernard-Henri Lévy on how the left is being destroyed by tolerance -- and the Europeans' fascination with Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
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While Feliciano dos Santos, one of southern Africa’s leading musicians, sings about love and sorrow, he is better known for songs of a more peculiar sort.
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Michael J. Critelli, executive chairman of Pitney Bowes, discusses unsolicited mail and its affect on the environment.
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United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice discusses what went wrong in Iraq, growing up in the segregated south and her "unbreakable bond" with President George W. Bush.
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Avon’s chairwoman and chief executive, Andrea Jung discusses how the company’s direct-selling model can improve the lives of women in developing countries.
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Santanu K. Baruah, acting administrator for the Small Business Administration, discusses the changes the agency is making to help small companies weather the economic downturn.
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The chief executive of Crate and Barrel discusses her approach to dealing with one of the most challenging retail environments in years.
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The Sports Xchange reports Flyers D Randy Jones (hip surgery) is hoping to return Saturday against the Hurricanes, but coach John Stevens likely will hold him off until Dec. 9 or Dec. 11.
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Jim Koch, a sixth-generation brewer and founder of Boston Beer Company, discussed the beer market.
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Gareth Penny, managing director of the De Beers Group, discussed the supply of diamonds to world markets.
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Jeffrey A. Joerres, chief executive of Manpower, spoke about the global employment outlook for a wide range of industries.
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Jack Ross wants to use St Mirren’s last two league games at Love Street as a springboard into the top six. The Paisley club have won three consecutive SPL matches and play their final league game at Love Street next week.
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James S. Turley , chairman and chief executive of the auditing firm Ernst & Young, discusses the management of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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Gregory D. Wasson, the president of the Walgreen Company, discussed the changes in his industry and new initiatives he hopes mean continued profitability.
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Robert Tchenguiz, the property entrepreneur, lost £1bn in just 24 hours after being forced to offload his stakes in J Sainsbury and Mitchells & Butlers as the fallout of the Icelandic banking crisis hit corporate UK
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The shake-up in the core operations of American International Group, after its $85-billion bailout by the US government...
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Federal authorities announce that 35 people face charges of smuggling and conspiracy linked to a Mexican cartel. Federal authorities Wednesday announced indictments against the alleged leaders of six drug distribution rings charged with transporting cocaine and methamphetamine for one of Mexico's largest drug cartels.
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In an effort to turn a profit, YouTube expands to sales.
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Lone Star is pushing ahead with another attempt to sell its controlling stake in Korea Exchange Bank
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AXED Cronulla hardman Greg Bird has spoken in public for the first time since the alleged attack on his girlfriend, saying: "I love her" and would never hurt her.
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Regional bank National City Corp is in talks with a number of banks about a possible sale, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the situation.
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Expert explains how homeowners can turn their unsold properties into rental income.
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Annual Hunter Lecture is Saturday at Clemson University.
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GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (AP) -- Christie Brinkley wants her ex-husband to keep their kids away from the television Friday night when his interview with Barbara Walters airs on ABC....
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Only two months into the European football season and Italy, Portugal and the Netherlands are already limping into World Cup qualifying games, leaving behind long lists of injured stars.
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The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers has taken a toll on the medical device maker, forcing its founders to sell some 13 million shares.
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Christie Brinkley wants her ex-husband to shield their children from a televised interview in which he explains his affair with a teenager and his Internet porn proclivities.
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Stocks plunged Thursday, sending the Dow Jones industrial average down 679 points _ more than 7 percent _ to its lowest level in five years. Stocks took a nosedive after a major credit-rating agency said it might cut its rating on General Motors and Ford, further rattling investors already fretting over the impact of tight credit on the economy.
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A runaway train of a sell-off turned the anniversary of the stock market peak into one of the darkest days in Wall Street history Thursday, driving the Dow Jones industrials down a breathtaking 679 points and deepening a financial crisis that has defied all efforts to stop it.
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Council bans spread from school breakfast menu
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Scottish FA chief executive Gordon Smith thinks Lionel Messi could still line up for Argentina against Scotland in November.
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Michael Mackenzie says Main Street has joined the professionals in running scared
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Another huge stock sell-off has Wall Street traders and American investors nervous. CNN's Poppy Harlow reports.
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Charles Spencer sees David Tennant shines amid wit and naughtiness
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Southern hospitality and much more! You thought a hurricane or two could keep this city down?
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A judge on Thursday denied Brinkley's request to cancel Cook’s weekend visitation with the children, his lawyer Jim Winkler told Newsday
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Oct 09: Marvin Harrison, Ronnie Brown, Randy Moss and Willis Mcgahee are discussed. Should you buy, sell or hold? (NBC Sports)
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the head of the IMF, told France 24 that he predicts further losses for banks in Europe, but no major collapses. And he said the IMF suggested the US adopt a Paulson-style plan months ago.
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