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Internet Brings Some Moderate Tone to Big Three of Faith

Religion has entered the digital world in major ways. Not only are there mega churches in Christianity, but now the Islamic and Jewish groups use the Internet widely. Some of these teach and convert, with moderate views.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 31 comments

Op-Ed: Auto Bailout May Be Too Late To Save Chrysler

Just three weeks ago U.S. auto executives first came to Washington begging for financial assistance for the industry and were met with skepticism and derision.

In the Media by Sadiq Green - 2 comments

Prospect of Bankruptcy For Big Three Contemplated By Bush

In regards to the Big Three automakers in the United States, President Bush is considering a bankruptcy of the auto industry. However, it is going to be an “orderly” bankruptcy.

In the Media by Can Tran - 2 comments

Report: Big Three Collapse Will Cost 582,000 Jobs

The Ontario Manufacturing Council, a government advisory panel of industry and labour representatives has released a report forecasting the lost of 582,000 jobs if Big Three fall.

In the Media by Bob Ewing - 4 comments

Come In From The Cold? Illinois And Michigan Wish They Could

As if financial problems and political ones aren’t enough, Illinois and Michigan are in the midst of severe weather conditions that will add to the hurt of these two states.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 1 comment

Can Bush Rescue Autoworkers from Sinking Ship when Captains Took the Lifeboats?

Labor was asked to make concessions in order for Republicans to pass the auto bail out bill. In the meantime General Motors captains had already taken enough loot off the ship that when it sinks they’ll have enough lifeboats to be safe

In the Media by Carol Forsloff

Senate Decides Not to Bail Out the Big Three: Dems Fear Severe Market Reaction

It is 12 pm, ET, December 11, 2008. The announcement has just been made that the Senate has voted and rejected a bail out of the Big Three auto makers, something Harry Reid, top Democrat in the Senate considers will cause a serious negative reaction.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 5 comments

The Big Three CEO's: Tin-cups in one hand, keys to private jets in the other

Big Three Auto CEO's came to Washington on Wednesday, with hat in hand, looking for a $25 billion dollar bailout from taxpayers. All the while, making the trip to DC in private jets at a cost of $20,000 a pop for each flight.

In the Media by Michael Casey - 3 comments

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The Artist wows Critics' Circle

French silent movie The Artist is the big winner at the Film Critics' Circle Awards in London on Thursday, scooping three awards.

U.S. durable goods orders hit 3-year low

A big drop in business spending on machinery and equipment helped pushed orders for long-lasting manufacturing goods down in January by the largest amount in three years.

The history of anti-tobacco litigation in Canada

The Quebec class action suit against Canada's three largest tobacco companies is one of several legal battles with the tobacco industry in this country. The big ones date back to the 1990s.

Canadian MLS teams a big draw

CBC Sports soccer contributor Nigel Reed figures the impressive turnouts to see Canada's three MLS teams play at home and on the road this past weekend bodes well for the future.

Update for world temperature data

British researchers who produce one of the three big global temperate records have updated their dataset to reflect better the rapid changes occurring in the Arctic.