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Worry over 'patchy career advice'
Careers advice is patchy and needs to be urgently improved, according to new research.
BBC News - March 30, 2008
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Newspaper Ad Revenue Down 7.9%
Newspaper advertising revenue fell 7.9 percent in 2007, the second-worst year in more than half a century, the Newspaper Association of America said on Friday.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
The Treasury?s schedule of financing this week includes Monday?s regular weekly auction of new three- and six-month bills and an auction of four-week bills on Tuesday.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Looking Ahead: The Week?s Major Economic Reports
ECONOMIC SIGNALS The main economic event of the week will be the unemployment report for March, to be released on Friday. Employment is expected to fall by 40,000 jobs.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
The Media Equation: We Want It, and Waiting Is No Option
The Web empowers both groups and individuals, a place where choice is not only an option, but an imperative.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Wal-Mart Savings Ads Assailed
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
Drilling Down: The Year of Magical Budgeting
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
Brake Problems Led to United Jet Skids
Two United Airlines A320 jetliners skidded off runways in recent months because of crossed wires in their antilock brakes, the airline said.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
For the Finale, a Tune That May or May Not Be the Boss?s Favorite
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
Hollywood Producer Set to Make Shows for Xbox
Microsoft announced a deal with a company headed by Peter Safran, the veteran Hollywood producer and talent manager, to produce original shows for distribution on the system.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Glamour Is Chastened After Caddish Remarks by Dating Blogger Incite a Revolt
In the beginning, Glamour magazine?s s online community responded well to the postings of Mike Cherico, a Los Angeles high school teacher writing a blog about dating.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Advertising: Is the Ad a Success? The Brain Waves Tell All
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
Six Degrees (at Least) of Contenders for President
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
2 Irish Billionaires Clash Over Publisher?s Course
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
Spat Between Actors? Unions Snarls Negotiations With Studios
The sudden split between two actors unions this weekend appeared to weaken labor organizations without making life easier for the studios they bargain with.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Citizen Huff
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
Doubt Cast on 2 Drugs Used to Lower Cholesterol
The drugs Vytorin and Zetia may not work and should be used only as a last resort, The New England Journal of Medicine and a panel of cardiologists at a major cardiology conference said on Sunday.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Online Chat, as Inspired by Real Chat
A new wave of Silicon Valley companies is bringing live socializing into online social networking Web sites.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
Bravo?s Chief Reaches Out to the Prosperous Urban Woman
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New York Times - March 30, 2008
E-Commerce Report: Making Appointments for Doctor or Dinner
A set of Internet start-up companies has emerged to help service providing small businesses use the Web as more than just an online brochure.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
French Architect Wins Pritzker Prize
Jean Nouvel, known for diverse but distinctive projects, has won architecture?s top honor.
New York Times - March 30, 2008
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SHOULD AMERICAN TAXPAYERS PAY THE TAB TO BAILOUT THE BIG THREE AUTOMAKERS?
NO WAY, NO HOW!!!
YES, THE INDUSTRY IS MUCH TOO IMPORTANT FOR US TO LET IT FAIL.
IT DEPENDS ON THE TERMS OF THE DEAL. WHAT INTEREST RATE WILL THEY PAY FOR THE CASH? WHAT DO WE GET AS COLLATERAL?
LET'S BAILOUT TWO OF THE THREE AND LET ONE FAIL. THEY SHOULD COMPETE TO BE IN THE TOP TWO BY CUTTING COSTS AND WAGES!
YES, BECAUSE WE CAN SAVE THEM JUST LIKE WE SAVED THE BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, ETC.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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