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US safety agency failed on Sears stoves -watchdogs
By Karey Wutkowski WASHINGTON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Consumer groups on Wednesday said it took a lawsuit to force Sears (SHLD.O: Quote, Profile, Research) to fix millions of stoves that can tip over and crush children because the US Consumer Product
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
Thrift Stores Exempt From New Lead-Testing Law
Federal regulators said Thursday that sellers of used childrens products will not be required to certify the items meet new lead limits mandated by Congress.
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
Verizon Buys Out Alltel Wireless
Good evening, Im Dion Cheney.And Im Nicole Winters.Alltel Wireless is now part of the nations largest wireless carrier.
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
Madoff Son Mark Had $8.3 Million Worth, Divorce Records Show
By Linda Sandler and Jane Mills Jan. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Madoff, the 44-year-old son of alleged Ponzi-scheme operator Bernard Madoff, accumulated a net worth of $8.3 million in...
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Saturday, 10 January 2009
Wal-Mart Plays Possum
The king of discounters gets smacked down after reporting surprisingly bad sales in December. Its a second chance for bulls. Wal-Mart promises: Every Day Low Prices.
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UN peacekeepers find rocket cache in south Lebanon » (Reuters)
Microsoft delays Windows 7 beta download » (Reuters)
US advisers back 1st drug from DNA-altered animals » (Reuters)
Disgraced US pastor Haggard says better Christian » (Reuters)
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- Boeing Will Cut 4500 Jobs
- Rambus shares plunge after judges patent ruling
- Lennar shares plunge after website questions deal
- Retailer Cost Plus to close 26 stores and cut jobs
- Lloyds TSB forfeits $350 million in US case
- Obama renewables plan more ambitious than appears
- Chrysler Gets $4 Billion Federal Loan To Continue Funding Operations
- Ford sees sharp drop in US sales
- Russia: Ukraine Accused of Seizing Fuel
- Madoff Trustee Seeks Wide Power to Subpoena
- H&R Block will pay California $4.85M to settle refund-anticipation
- US Treasury Sets Standards for Financial Rescues
- Gas use and driving are down, even as gas costs sink
- Sam Zell eyes Starwood Hotels
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