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Ford retirees, dealers hope to see a bright future Post-Tribune
HOBART -- The future of Ford Motor Co. isn't just the talk of Detroit. Ford retirees gather every Friday at a Hobart McDonald's to ponder their company's future, and recall the company's past.
Insurance coverage for college kids — and all their cool stuff Seattle Times
Before portable electronics became a staple of college life, students owned little more than the books on their backs. These days, they bring
National City Bank and Banco Mercantil do Brasil Enter Into $20 Million Loan PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
National City Bank , together with the Overseas Private Investment Corporation , an agency of the U.S. government, has extended a $20 million medium-term lending facility to Banco Mercantil do Brasil.
US: Kerkorian after more of GM just-auto
General Motors’ dissident shareholder Kirk Kerkorian has told GM he is interested in buying up to 12m more shares of the company as he presses the car maker to enter a three-way alliance with Renault and Nissan - GM shares soared to a 52-week high on the news, according to the Associated Press (AP).
Business news in brief The Philadelphia Inquirer
Citing the effects of a sluggish local economy, newspaper publisher Journal Register Co. said it was cutting 82 jobs in the 67 newspapers and other publications it owns in Michigan. The Yardley company, which owns 27 daily newspapers and 366 non-daily publications, said the cuts would save $3.2 million a year. Journal Register owns several newspapers in the Philadelphia suburbs. - AP
New book tells Midland County's role in state oil, gas industry Midland Daily News
Jack Westbrook likes to hang around with people who spend hundreds of thousands of other people’s dollars to dig holes in the ground with a one-in-10 chance of bringing money out of them.
Color of Money Book Club Washington Post
Author Chris Balish will join Michelle Singletary for a discussion about his book, "How to Live Well Without Owning a Car."
Bad medicine Detroit News
MORAINE, OHIO -- Sam Shalaby is a car guy. He used to run a Delphi components plant in Dayton, and his language is still sprinkled with manufacturing terms 10 years after becoming the muscle behind GM's health care efforts. He speaks of colonoscopies in terms of price per unit and extols the virtues of "brand management" for medical centers.
Car thieves' most wanted Detroit News
DaimlerChrysler's domestic vehicles are hot in Michigan, but not always in a good way.
The Commerce File Ukiah Daily Journal
Granite Construction's 8th Annual Chili Cook Off was a huge success. Some 36 teams participated with fun booths, great costumes and of course the best chili.
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