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Baltimore 'green' careers training center opens
Less than four years ago, Bill Harmon lived hand to mouth on the streets of Baltimore, struggled with a drug addiction that depleted his savings and had no prospects for a job with a future.
These days, a drug-free Harmon has a job he believes is the...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Advanced Training, Drugs and Medicines, Health and Safety at Work, Behavioral Conditions
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Toiling to heal a Baltimore community
Months ago, a homeless man entered Dwayne Hess' West Baltimore coffeehouse. He took in the scene for a few minutes, had a warm beverage, then headed for the door. Before he left, the man turned toward Hess, whom he had never met before, and said...Tags: Lancaster (Lancaster, Virginia), Mennonite, Lancaster County (Pennsylvania), Drug Trafficking, Armed Forces
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With deal, Legg enters risky realm of hedge funds
Sun StaffThousands of people with a penchant for the markets and a creative idea to beat them run hedge funds, or investment pools for the uber-rich. By Isaac Souede's estimation, though, only about one in 50 is any good. This at once explains why Legg Mason Inc....Tags: Citigroup Incorporated, UBS AG, Federal Reserve, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Mutual Funds
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Experiment in progress
Times Staff WriterThe question is put to Robert Redford: Are the movies being screened at the Sundance Film Festival becoming too commercial? It is a complaint heard often around this snow-dusted resort town that annually plays host to America's largest celebration of...Tags: Film Festivals, Gus van Sant, Cinema Industry, Movies, PBS (tv network)
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Is America being manipulated?
In fall 2009, billionaire George Soros pledged $50 million to an organization called the Institute for New Economic Thinking. The INET mission statement indicates that it intends “to promote changes in economic theory and practice” by providing proper...Tags: New York University, Insider Trading, Finance, Federal Reserve, Colleges and Universities
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Shooting rampage won't stifle political rhetoric
Mike Thomas(An earlier version of this column incorrectly stated that George W. Bush would have won the 2000 election under any recount scenario.) Ignore the talk of a partisan cooling-off period following the shooting in Arizona. Political division has become too...Tags: Migration, Tea Party Movement, George Bush, Glenn Beck, Minority Groups
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Wall Street Roundup: Oliver Stone's Wall Street. Hedge fund giants.
Money & CompanyAIG plots exit. Two years after the government rescued it, American International Group is making concrete plans to pay back Washington and regain its independence. Oliver Stone's Wall Street. Oliver Stone walks a reporter through his decidedly critical... -
Wall Street Roundup: The richest. SEC's Goldman problem.
Money & CompanyMixed signals. For bad news, new figures show that the number of people filing for unemployment benefits rose last week. For good news, new figures show that the sales of existing homes increased last month, along with an index of...... -
Wall Street Roundup: Junk bonds shine. Soros and Greenspan are gloomy.
Money & CompanyLosing jobs but not hope. The American economy lost 95,000 more jobs last month, but investors are hopeful because the news could force the Federal Reserve to pour more money into the economy. Soros and Greenspan are gloomy. In separate......
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