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Texas Sen. Hutchison exploring run for governor
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UKs Brown to press banks to cut interest rates
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British Bank Chief Expects Inflation to Accelerate
The central bank governor, Mervyn King, said that inflation in Britain, which rose to 3 percent in April, would probably remain that high or rise as energy and food prices increase.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
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State of the Art: Don?t Know What It Is, but the Widgets Are Fun
Set a Chumby on your bedside table and watch the widgets go by.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Delta Pilots Approve Changes Ahead of Merger
Pilots voted overwhelmingly in favor of changes to their contract that will give them pay raises, an equity stake and other benefits, but also will give management more leeway.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Entrepreneurial Edge: If It?s Eye Care Technology, This Must Be Orange County
Orange County, Calif., has become a center for small eye care device makers in much the same way that Silicon Valley is a center for technology.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Europe Expands Inquiry of Drug Companies
Investigators are seeking to determine whether companies are blocking generics drugmakers from getting less-expensive medicines to market quickly.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Texas Court Overturns Vioxx Ruling
The case involves a jury award to the widow of a 71-year-old man who had a history of heart disease and died of a heart attack after taking Vioxx briefly.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Questions About TV Ad for Heart Stent
A television ad for a heart stent may deceive the public and should be reviewed by federal regulators, according to an article published by a leading medical journal.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Condo Life: Foreclosures, Higher Fees and Yardwork
As foreclosures mount and contributions to building associations shrink, condo owners find themselves nagging each other to pay their assessments and haggling over chores.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Razansai Journal: In a Kyrgyz Garden, Unburied Soviet Memories
The Soviet Union collapsed almost 17 years ago, but for many on the outer edges of the empire it feels like yesterday.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
France Convicts 7 in Iraq Jihadist Recruitment Trial
The men were given prison terms of up to seven years on Wednesday for their roles in helping to send French youths to fight alongside insurgents in Iraq.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
In Spite of Truce, War Over Wall Goes on in Sadr City
A daily battle of attrition continues to be waged over the concrete barrier the Americans have built in hopes of establishing a safe zone in the southern tier of the Shia enclave.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Top-Ranked Henin Retires From Tennis
Justine Henin retired from tennis Wednesday, an abrupt and surprising ending to a short and successful career in which she won seven Grand Slam singles titles and leaves while ranked No. 1.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
The Rail: What to Do With Retired Horses?
Steve Zorn examines what can be done to ensure that horses are taken care of after they retire from racing.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
DealBook: G.E. Looks to Sell Its Appliances Unit
The announcement comes as G.E.?s chief executive, Jeffrey Immelt, tries to fix the troubled conglomerate, which has been hit hard by the slumping economy.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
House Backs Farm Bill With Numbers to Beat Veto
The House overwhelmingly approved a $300 billion farm bill, making it probable that the measure will become law.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Diner's Journal: Chicago Overturns Foie Gras Ban
Chicago overturns foie gras ban.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Magazine Preview: The McCain Doctrines
Senator John McCain?s support for the war in Iraq, informed by his past, is lonely but unwavering.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Dams Reported Damaged as Soldiers Reach Quake?s Center
The Chinese government said that nearly 400 dams suffered damage and the death toll estimate was raised to 15,000.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Polar Bear Is Made a Protected Species
The decision may be less of an impediment to oil and gas exploration in Alaska than environmental groups had hoped.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Amid Myanmar Secrecy, Tales of Survival and Devastation
It is possible to piece together a picture of a storm of immense power but a rescue of not nearly the same magnitude.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
Specter Calls for Independent Inquiry Into Patriots? Taping
Senator Arlen Specter is pushing for an independent investigation of Patriots? taping, much like the Mitchell report in baseball.
New York Times - May 14, 2008
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SHOULD BILL FRIST RUN FOR GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE IN 2010?
NO, HE DOESN'T HAVE THE MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE WE NEED.
YES, HE IS THE BEST SHOT THE GOP HAS AT TAKING THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE.
NO, HIS LEADERSHIP OF THE U.S. SENATE LED TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY CONTROL.
YES, UNLESS HE WANTS TO KEEP DOING SOMETHING UNIMPORTANT LIKE SAVING LIVES.
NO; BUT HE WILL RUN AND HE WILL WIN.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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