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Reds Looking For More Green
Five of the Cincinnati Reds' best players will be looking for significant raises come 2011. The team
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
China's August trade surplus 2nd highest this year
By JOE McDONALD
2010-09-10T14:41:41Z
BEIJING (AP) -- China's trade surplus hit its second-highest level this year in August, likely fueling U.S. demands for Beijing to ease currency controls....
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Health costs: They'll spike, then slow down
It will be at least five years before health care reform triggers a sustained slowdown in the pace of spending, according to new government estimates released on Thursday.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Oil rises to over $75 on U.S. supply outage
LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. crude rose more than $1 a barrel to over $75 on Friday due to the shutdown of a major pipeline, but a leading forecaster said demand would stay tepid.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
National Semi Plunges To New Low On Weak Forecast
The company's quarterly results are strong but the limp outlook sends shares lower.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Colo. fire evacuees get chance to check on homes
By DAN ELLIOTT and P. SOLOMON BANDA
2010-09-10T14:38:59Z
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -- Hundreds of residents evacuated by a wildfire burning near Boulder will get another chance to check on their homes....
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Nokia brings in Microsoft exec to replace CEO
HELSINKI/LONDON (Reuters) - Nokia has hired Stephen Elop, a Canadian Microsoft executive with Silicon Valley credentials, to replace its embattled chief executive and renew its drive to compete with Apple.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Ex-Oakland official's nephew arrested again
The nephew of former Oakland City Administrator Deborah Edgerly was in jail today for allegedly possessing drugs, less than a year after he was sentenced to home detention for a gun conviction. William Lovan, 29, was arrested Wednesday at his home on Lipton...
Prison - House arrest - United States - Gun Control - Anti-Gun Rights
Prison - House arrest - United States - Gun Control - Anti-Gun Rights
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Donated Kidney Wasted After Airline Refuses to Carry It On Board
Doctors in the Philippines were forced to throw away a donated kidney after an airline refused to allow the organ on board, Agence-France Presses reported.
Categories: NEWS: Health and Medical
Special Report: Power struggles: charging tomorrow's cars
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine driving across America using a fuel so new you have to carry your own supply wherever you go.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Special Report: Power struggles: charging tomorrow's cars
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine driving across America using a fuel so new you have to carry your own supply wherever you go.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Greece pledges to overhaul loss-making state rail
By NICHOLAS PAPHITIS
2010-09-10T14:33:43Z
THESSALONIKI, Greece (AP) -- The Greek government pledged Friday to radically overhaul loss-making state rail company OSE, as official data showed efforts to cut the country's bloated budget deficit remained on track, if slightly asthmatic....
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Wholesale inventories rise 1.3 percent in July
Inventories held by wholesalers surged in July by the largest amount in two years while sales rebounded after two straight declines. The Commerce Department said Friday that wholesale inventories rose 1.3 percent in July, the best performance since July 2008...
Wholesale - Business - Conferences - Computer Science - Wholesale Trade
Wholesale - Business - Conferences - Computer Science - Wholesale Trade
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
July wholesale inventories jump 1.3 percent
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Wholesale inventories surged by the largest amount in two years in July, a government report said on Friday, in a sign firms were anticipating enough demand to boost stock this summer.
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Living life after suicide attempt
From the moment I was admitted to my first psychiatric ward, I was desperate to get out. I hated the smell, the food, most of the staff, the routines, the magazines. I hated the sagging mattresses, the glassless funhouse mirrors, the furniture, the isolation rooms. But as much as I despised the place, there was one saving grace for me there: the other patients.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Nokia Harvests From Mister Softee Management Farm
Former Microsoft executive Stephen Elop gets the top job at Nokia.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Fiat 500: Chrysler's salvation might be a hit -- south of the border
The elfin Fiat 500, scheduled to arrive in U.S. showrooms before New Year's, will surely be a hit with some. The important question is: How few?
Categories: NEWS: Business and Financial
Cipro ";Pay-To-Delay" Case Is Ideal Supreme Court Fodder
A controversial practice to delay generic drugs might wind up before the Supreme Court
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
E.P.A. to Study Chemicals Used to Tap Natural Gas
The agency is preparing for a scientific study of the effects on drinking water and public health of a drilling technique called hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International
Stocks edge higher, continue September rally
By STEPHEN BERNARD
2010-09-10T14:26:59Z
NEW YORK (AP) -- Stocks edged higher Friday as investors placed more bets that the economy will continue to grow....
Categories: NEWS: U.S. and International