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Pet Airways’ St. Louis takeoff delayed

August 12, 2011

ST. LOUIS

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Olive: The real crisis is in Europe

August 11, 2011

Among the leading economic indicators to watch right now is the number of police officers deployed today to prevent a fourth straight night of rioting […]

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New Amazon deal puts heat on rival Netflix

July 29, 2011

Amazon.com Inc. reached an agreement enabling customers to view certain movies from Universal Pictures online, stepping up competition with Netflix Inc. and Hulu LLC.
The deal […]

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July 22, 2011

After decades in the mining game, Goldcorp Inc. has finally figured out a way for its worker bees to make

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US stock futures rise on earnings reports

July 19, 2011

Stock futures rose Tuesday, getting a lift from stronger than expected earnings from Coca-Cola and IBM.
Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and other large banks are […]

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NATO hits military depot in eastern Tripoli

July 17, 2011

NATO jets destroyed a military storage facility and other targets in Tripoli’s eastern outskirts early Sunday, days after key international players recognized Libya’s rebel leadership […]

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New jobs pay less, require more education, but it’s work

July 16, 2011

Neither Dennis Eskridge nor his co-workers sense anything extraordinary in the jobs they report to each morning.
“It’s pretty much the same work,” Eskridge says. “It’s […]

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US futures lower on fear of soaring Italian debt

July 13, 2011

Stock futures are falling for the third straight day as investors weigh the prospect that Italy, Europe’s third-largest economy, could be the next country unable […]

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St. Louis-area casino revenue up again in June

July 11, 2011

Local casinos had another strong month in June, the latest sign that gamblers are opening their wallets again, weak economy or no.
Gaming revenue at the […]

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Geist: Why competition holds the key to a broken broadcast system

July 3, 2011

Michael Geist holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law. He can reached online at […]

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