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Oil jumps to a high point after Iran cuts supply
Oil prices jumped to a nine-month high above $105 a barrel on Monday after Iran said it halted crude exports to Britain and France in an escalation of a dispute over the Middle Eastern country’s nu...
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Associated Press Airline passengers go through a security checkpoint at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in August. The TSA has expanded its new passenger screening program to make check-in easier for certain travelers.
Airport security gets simpler for select few
NEW YORK — You can keep your jacket, belt and shoes on through airport security. You just need to fly a lot, or pay for the privilege. The Transportation Security Administration recently announc...
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JOHN WRIGHT | The Sun Brittany Reeves (left) and her boss, Cheri English, smile as they select chocolate-and-nut-sprinkled strawberries from a display Thursday at Heavenly Cakes & Cafe inside the former Ritz Hotel in Paducah's Mid-Town area.
New tenant at the former Ritz Hotel
Workers finally found the original surface of the Ritz Hotel’s bottom floor under four layers of old flooring. And it had a long, snaking crack in it. Friends and family of Cheri English were in...
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Bureau targets credit bureaus, bill collectors
WASHINGTON — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to place debt collectors and credit bureaus under federal supervision for the first time, after an explosion in complaints about their pr...
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Nation Briefs
Ruby slippers from ‘Oz’ to be conserved WASHINGTON — Dorothy’s ruby slippers from “The Wizard of Oz” are being removed from a Smithsonian exhibit to be conserved. Curators say the famous shoe...
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Associated Press After Diamond Foods Inc. and Procter & Gamble Co. called off their $1.5 billion deal for Diamond to buy the Pringles brand, cereal maker Kellogg Co. swooped in and made a $2.7 billion deal to purchase the brand.
With Pringles, Kellogg looks to expand overseas
NEW YORK — Kellogg is hoping Pringles will satisfy its craving for a salty snack. The food giant is best known for its lineup of sweet breakfast items, including Frosted Flakes and Eggo frozen w...
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Associated Press Mike Trang shows a warning message from AT&T on his iPhone that advises he is in danger of having his data speeds throttled. AT&T considers Trang to be among the top 5 percent of the heaviest cellular data users in his area. Under a new policy, AT&T has started cutting its data speeds as part of an attempt to manage data usage on its network.
AT&T customers surprised by ‘unlimited data’ limit
NEW YORK — Mike Trang likes to use his iPhone 4 as a GPS device, helping him get around in his job. Now and then, his younger cousins get ahold of it, and play some YouTube videos and games. But...
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Receptionist/CSR— Must have excellent customer service and people skills. Need to be outgoing, friendly and have pleasant demeanor, present a business like presence and be well dressed. Knowledge o...
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Remodelers betting on rebound
ORLANDO, Fla. — Residential contractors are hoping that tight-fisted consumers will decide they need a new bathroom. Or maybe it’s time for those old kitchen counters to go. Perhaps it would ...
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Associated Press Siobhan Griffin, an organic dairy farmer, stands in a field with her cows at Raindance Farm in Westville, N.Y. Even as more consumers are willing to pay premium prices for organic milk, supermarkets are having trouble keeping it on the shelves as high feed and fuel prices have left some organic dairy farmers unable to keep up with demand.
Organic milk hits low as demand rises, farmers struggle
WESTVILLE, N.Y. — “Got milk?” is getting to be a difficult question when it comes to organic. Because even as more consumers are willing to pay premium prices for organic milk, supermarkets are ...
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