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Despite its name, the Airport Currency Exchange, a bare-bones operation across Interstate 70 from Lambert International Airport, doesn’t trade in euros, pesos or British […]
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A U.S. developer of small wind turbines that are installed on residential and commercial rooftops is expected to announce next month that it will manufacture […]
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OTTAWA–The Bank of Canada is warning it is prepared to intervene to ensure the Canadian dollar doesn’t continue its recent rise and derail the […]
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ATLANTA – Shipping giant UPS is being accused of not paying overtime to account managers who go door-to-door making sales pitches to businesses.
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Hennes & Mauritz, the world’s third-biggest clothing retailer, reported on Monday a bigger-than-expected 3 percent drop in year-on-year sales at established stores in July.
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MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Second Cup Royalty Income Fund said today it expects to close more coffee shops this year than it had earlier expected […]
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Less than six months after it raised electric rates by $163 million, AmerenUE is going back to Missouri regulators in search of another, larger […]
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NEW YORK–American International Group Inc., the insurer bailed out by the U.S., has an “excellent chance” of repaying the government, CEO Edward Liddy said at […]
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The German government will likely settle on a preferred bidder for Opel, the German unit of General Motors, by the middle of the week, […]
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