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• Hollywood to Seattle: We said no copies!
• South fumes over continued gas shortage
• Revenge, rather than stopping the bleeding
• Maybe $10 million will help you lighten up
• Delta, Northwest shareholders voting today on joining together
• Start your engines -- with a cell phone
• Goldman Sachs gets big boost from Buffett
• More victims of the Wall Street crisis
• An Emmy's theme
• What's your opinion on the bailout?
• Going soft on us
• Thanks for the memories
• The sweet deal
• Botox might help migraines
• The new Beatles Monopoly game -- Yeah, yeah, yeah!
• Heads up: Air New Zealand is looking for a few bald men
• United stock plunges on really big oops
• Bad buzz on Seinfeld and Gates ad
• Will it be easy being green -- and red?
• More hot wheels
• Hot wheels
• Google unveils new browser
• California lawmakers push for carbon-reduction planning
• GM to salaried workers: Why not retire now?
• Scientists develop cells that could be disease fighters
• Want to invest in rock 'n' roll?
• Dell to offer low-cost computers to emerging markets
• Profits in the airline industry!
• Fewer textbooks to carry with Kindle?
• Colleges dropping food trays
• Tropicana down one Indiana riverboat
• Wii have your technology
• Bicycle roundup
• Target adjusts its aim at market
• Treo has a new deal-o
• Tire rolling resistance standards and your fuel efficiency
• Vioxx clinical study influenced by marketing
• Wine expert: boxed wine better for the environment
• Open-source textbooks
• Rupert Murdoch is now frenemies with Facebook
• Technology is the new retail therapy
• I deflate you kindly and anonymously
• Ex-Apple lawyer settles backdating case
• Spain eliminates wealth tax
• Heat pump business is hot, naturally
• iPhone coming to Best Buy
• Money can't buy you love, but . . .
• High-speed Net service hits slowdown
• Hydrogen vehicles go cross-country
• $100 billion to Iraq War contractors
• Scientists: Turning invisible might be possible
• 'Natural' plastic on the horizon?
• Rolling Stone just wants to fit in
• Despite Internet, Yellow Pages multiply
• YouTube's advertising picture still fuzzy
• UBS joins the buy-back brigade
• Putting the brakes on discs?
• Doing something about the weather
• Your start-up's future earnings report, today
• Olympic-size marketing blunders
• Athletic budgets face tough travel costs
• Preparing for the downside of oil
• GM gives battered biofuels a push
• YouTube's going for broadcast gold
• Cablevision wins appeals court ruling on DVRs
• Venture capital growing in green space
• They must have meant 'Fee' Credit Report
• Yahoo annual meeting a quiet affair
• Prius on the high road
• 'Exercise in a pill' still needs a workout
• TSA pockets over $1 million in change
• Watchful eye sponsored by . . . the people of Flint
• All a-Twitter over L.A. quake
• Quake update
• Shake-up at Marketplace -- and all L.A.
• JetBlue CEO latest to suffer with industry
• Slow down, your auto-insurer is watching
• Brits' economic indicator: Fewer pub visits
• What search is 'cooler' than Google?
• Random act of greenness or a job well done?
• Hold on, that may be cancer calling
• Plugging electric cars
• Moscow may be difficult for U.S. expats
• Google does Wikipedia one better -- $
• Hershey's not melting away yet
• Bad days for newspapers, democracy
• Global warming? Just pass the lime
• Adapting to a bleak oil crunch scenario
• Lots of barking over Verizon ad
• Los Angeles keeps it trim
• Another reason not to drive
• Is mystery meat on the menu?
• Reverting to 'booze culture'
• "Borrowers Betrayed"
• At least a temporary drop in oil pressure
• Simon says, 'No more'
• Computers 1, Humans 0
• Espresso-over-ice request heats up online
• Now boarding: passengers holding ads
• Social networking, baby style