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GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich called President Obama the country's "most successful food stamp president" in its history and said the 2012 election will be the biggest since 1860, when the Lincoln and Civil War era began its scar on the country.
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In the midst of a recession, two young men decided to start a new business. Walkabout Adventures, a Flagstaff, AZ-based company, is the destination for clients from across the U.S. and around the world.
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Science-fiction fans in the UK and Australia are in for a real treat today – thanks to a Doctor and a very special robotic dog.
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Clinical trials to test a new tuberculosis (TB) booster injection are about to begin in rural South Africa. The trials are unusual in that the test subjects will be infants.
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As of the beginning of this month, Norwegian companies are required to have a 40% female representation on their board. If they do not comply, they might face closure by the authorities.
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Yesterday we found out about Microsoft investing in Facebook. TechCrunch puts it into an alarming perspective by comparing it to other U.S. internet companies. Looks like Facebook is here to stay!
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A former Microsoft exec is starting a service that will allow any group—from churches to sports teams— to become their own wireless provider, according to BusinessWeek.
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Work from home for liveops.
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The St. Mary's Paper mill in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario has been in business for over 100 years. It will close June 3, putting 385 people out of work.
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Trailer for Chapter 17, 'Company Man'
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A bus company owner in Australia thanks loyal employees by giving them $16m (£10m) cash after the firm is sold to another company.
 Struggling cosmetic company Avon has rejected a $10 billion buyout offering from beauty company Coty, saying the offer undervalues the company.
New incentives and economic advantages are helping companies expand in the U.S.
A new company is formed in Edinburgh to produce a biofuel made from whisky by-products on an industrial scale.
 Companies are fighting for the right to supply green energy to Nova Scotians with competing plans to build wind farms.
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Multi-Billion $$ Monsanto sues more small family farmers ! Hundreds of the farmers around the world who are being...
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NBC investigates the collapse of honeybee colonies and how the declining numbers threaten a majority of plants that...
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ABOUT J. THOMAS SHAW J. Thomas Shaw was born in Quincy, Illinois, and attended the University of Oklahoma and...
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