Ford rolls out new Explorer with marketing bang The Times Of India NEW YORK/CHICAGO: Ford Motor Co on Monday rolled out a redesigned version of its Explorer SUV with its flashiest launch since it began a restructuring five years ago. | The Detroit automaker also promised to hew to the cost-cutting discipline that has marked its comeback. | The introduction of the 2...
How states fared on jobless claims, at a glance The Miami Herald | New applications for unemployment benefits fell last week for the third time in four weeks, a sign layoffs may be slowing. But jobless benefit claims remain above 450,000, an elevated level that also indicates companies aren't hiring large numbers ...
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How states fared on jobless claims, at a glance The Press Democrat | Here's a look at the states with the biggest changes in initial jobless claims, and some of the reasons for the shifts. The state data is for the week ending July 17, one week behind the nationwide figures. | States reporting the largest increases ...
Eaton Rapids wind turbine parts project gets $3.5 million in Michigan backing, US match Orlando Sentinel EATON RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Michigan has given a Centers of Energy Excellence designation and $3.5 million in funding for a wind turbine component project in Eaton Rapids. | The collaboration is being led by URV USA, a subsidiary of a Finnish su...
How states fared on jobless claims, at a glance Newsvine | — New applications for unemployment benefits fell last week for the third time in four weeks, a sign layoffs may be slowing. But jobless benefit claims remain above 450,000, an elevated level that also indicates companies aren't hiring large ...
How states fared on jobless claims, at a glance The State | New applications for unemployment benefits fell last week for the third time in four weeks, a sign layoffs may be slowing. But jobless benefit claims remain above 450,000, an elevated level that also indicates companies aren't hiring large numbers ...
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Wal-Mart to roll out smart tags on men's basics The Examiner Comments NEW YORK (Map, News) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is putting electronic identification tags on men's clothing like jeans starting Aug. 1 as the world's largest retailer tries to...
Bush Is Back, At Least In Campaign Rhetoric National Public Radio | When Sen. John Cornyn recently suggested that there is a growing "fondness" for President George W. Bush's administration and his fellow Texas Republican, Rep. Pete Sessions, sai...
Guns N' Roses Members, Past and Present, Stay Busy ABC News | By Gary Graff | July 21, 2010 | DETROIT (Billboard) - It's not hard to get a Guns N' Roses fix these days, whether from members past or present. | The current incarnation of GN'R...
Eaton Rapids wind turbine parts project gets $3.5 million in Michigan backing, US match Hartford Courant EATON RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Michigan has given a Centers of Energy Excellence designation and $3.5 million in funding for a wind turbine component project in Eaton Rapids. | The collaboration is being led by URV USA, a subsidiary of a Finnish su...
Companies: Detroit mayor dodging process servers Philadelphia Daily News | The Associated Press | DETROIT - Companies have been trying to serve Detroit Mayor Dave Bing with lawsuits over bills that his former steel company has not paid. | The owners of a Fraser stamping company and a parts finishing operation in Auburn Hi...
Companies: Detroit mayor dodging process servers Kansas City Star Related: | More News | Companies have been trying to serve Detroit Mayor Dave Bing with lawsuits over bills that his former steel company has not paid. | The owners of a Fraser stamping company and a parts finishing operation in Auburn Hills tell The...
Companies: Detroit mayor dodging process servers The Boston Globe | DETROIT-Companies have been trying to serve Detroit Mayor Dave Bing with lawsuits over bills that his former steel company has not paid. | The owners of a Fraser stamping company and a parts finishing operation in Auburn Hills tell The Detroit News...
I.M.F. Turns on the Charm in Asia The New York Times | BEIJING — That warm glow and soft purring emanating from South Korea was the International Monetary Fund trying, yet again, to put the Asian financial crisis behind it. | The I.M.F. needs Asia on its side. As the fastest-growing part of the world economy, the region will wield increasing clout at global institutions like the I.M.F. and prov...
