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Out of work, in a recovery?
The Wall Street JournalRobert Hall has been puzzling over a thorny question for nearly a year: What do you call an economy that has started expanding again but keeps destroying jobs? Hall, an economist, heads a committee at the National Bureau of Economic Research, an academic...Tags: Stanford University, Wages and Pensions, Employment, Robert Gordon, Economic Indicator
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Old names to dominate e-tailing
Sun StaffOnline retailing - still in its infancy but growing fast despite some early stumbles - will continue moving into the mainstream of consumer buying in 2001. Last year, a crowded field of purely Internet start-ups fought it out for market share,...Tags: Best Buy Co., Inc., Computing and Information Technology Industry, Target Brands, Inc., Metal and Mineral, JC Penney Company Inc.
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Making peace with terror
Sun StaffIn the Northern Ireland town of Omagh, a group of citizens gathered around a small garden Friday to memorialize the victims of Tuesday's devastating attacks in the United States. Michael Gallagher stepped forward and placed on the soil an American flag...Tags: Bogota (Colombia), Anxiety, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Guerrilla Activity, Civil Unrest
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Taming the Internet frontier
The Wall Street JournalDon't look now, but the freewheeling days of the Internet are ending. Since its infancy, the Net has been seen as a place independent of the rules that governed the offline world. Borders could be transcended, new identities created, and old notions of...Tags: Stanford University, State Budgets, Lawyers, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Target Brands, Inc.
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Airlines fear war would hit them savagely
Sun StaffThe last time America went to war with Iraq, a sluggish economy and terrorism fears kept Americans close to home, thousands in the travel industry lost their jobs, and major carriers struggled to cope with record losses. With a fresh conflict brewing,...Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, U.S. Airways, Terrorism, Business Trips, Finance
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Sizzle and spice
Sun StaffGet ready for a surprise in your own back yard. The hottest thing off the grill won't require the usual hot-dog relish or ketchup on the side -- unless you mix your favorite condiments with mango-ginger-lime mojo or maybe Thai fish sauce and cilantro....Tags: Garlic, Indonesia, Minority Groups, Salt, Pasta
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Barefoot Books breaks up with Amazon
Barefoot Books is a small house based in Cambridge, Mass., that publishes children’s book. As of this week, you can call it “The Mouse that Roared.” The people who run Barefoot Books are frustrated with the business practices of...Tags: Book, United Kingdom, FAO Schwarz, New York City, Amazon Kindle
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Lawrence business owner says he's living the American dream
The Eagle-Tribune, North Andover, Mass.Rafael D. Guzman says he is an immigrant who has fulfilled the American dream. Guzman came to Lawrence from the Dominican Republic at age 15 in 1981, and after graduating from Lawrence High School, he earned a degree in electrical and computer...Tags: Honeywell International Incorporated, Engineering, Dominican Republic, Employment Opportunities, Technology
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Suburban rapper
The Eagle-Tribune, North Andover, Mass.White rappers don't have a great reputation in hip-hop. For every Eminem, it seems, there's a couple of Vanilla Ices. North Andover's Nick Cincotta has been turning heads with his rhymes on YouTube and iTunes, however. The 17-year-old recently...Tags: Apple iTunes, Music, Eminem
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Nightmare for Arlington kids club
Boston HeraldA former Arlington Boys & Girls Club program director, arrested Friday at his New York home, returned in shackles to Massachusetts last night to face charges he sexually assaulted five young children while working at the youth organization in the late...Tags: Rooms and Sublets, Lawyers, Police Arrests, Roxbury, Centereach
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Jewish music flavors a new production
St. Louis Post-DispatchMaybe you don't know where klezmer music comes from. But you probably know where it went. Think of the sinuous clarinet solo that pierces Benny Goodman's "Sing, Sing, Sing," right through its swinging heart. Or think of another big hit of the same era,...Tags: Theater, Music, Lower East Side, Judaism, Yale Repertory Theatre
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