Sunday August 20, 2006
(Fresno Bee)
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| www.TheSundayNewspaper.com | Sunday August 20, 2006 |
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| Wall Street’s Women Face a Fork in the Road (NY Times) | Chinese knockoffs are Nike's headache (The Oregonian) | |
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| Many executives say that Wall Street must change fundamentally if it wants to hire and keep more women. | Product piracy - The sports-apparel giant gets government help fighting counterfeiters overseas, but it's an uphill race | |||||||||||||||
| Legality of Online Poker Is on the Table (LA Times) | Kids & money (St Louis Post-Dispatch) | |||||||||||||||
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| Tensions arise at the World Series as a bill to ban Internet gambling advances in Congress. | The lessons should start early, experts say. | |||||||||||||||
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| 'Mom-preneurs' turn insider knowledge into a big business (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) | Chinese tighten Internet controls (Washington Times) | |||||||||||||||
| These entrepreneur moms focus entirely on their own demographic, selling products designed for babies, children and hip moms. | China is trying to tighten control over foreign investors in Internet ventures in a crackdown that a state newspaper said yesterday could see some companies stripped of operating licenses. | |||||||||||||||
| A thirst for the road (Denver Post) | Options scandal grew out of 1990s strategy (San Francisco Chronicle) | |||||||||||||||
| Will $3 gasoline - or even higher - be enough to dampen Americans' love affair with their cars? Don't bet your hybrid on it. Gas prices keep going up, and we keep buying. | Many Silicon Valley businesses offered the incentives to attract and retain their top employees in a competitive market | |||||||||||||||
| Higher
education means higher costs (Fresno Bee) |
Gas Wasn't Always King (Washington Post) | |||||||||||||||
| If you think your child's back-to-school notebooks and crayons are expensive, try shopping for a college student. | Since the 1920s, we've been fretting about the supply of gasoline and which fuel, if any, can provide a cheaper and more plentiful alternative. | |||||||||||||||
| Shouldering the load (Orange County Register) | Builders cater to boomers (St Petersburg Times) | |||||||||||||||
| Homebuyers have many choices when
it comes to picking a mortgage, but ignorance can hurt you.. |
Florida no longer corners the market
on developments for "active adults." |
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| You've got the power (Orlando Sentinel) | Yikes! That textbook costs what?(Charlotte Observer) | |||||||||||||||
| Reach for the rewards of online banking | Students hunting bargains find many
alternatives to traditional bookstores |
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