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Power Cut Off by Con Ed for Arrears in More Cases
One of the most reliable indicators of tough times is how many people have their electricity turned off because they did not pay the bill. Con Edison said this number jumped 13 percent in September.
The New York Times Friday, October 10, 2008Charlize Theron to pay millions for wearing wrong watch
Charlize Theron will have to pay perhaps $20 million for wearing the wrong watch, a Manhattan judge has ruled.
bignewsnetwork.com Friday, October 10, 2008Mayor Plans an $80 Million Campaign
If he is allowed to run for a third term, at least $20 million of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's campaign funds would be used to pound away at his most likely opponent.
The New York Times Friday, October 10, 2008U.S. Completes Its Plan to Auction Slots at Airports
The plan to retire dozens of slots at new york airports to reduce congestion while at the same time auctioning off a number to raise money for infrastructure has been met with resistance.
The New York Times Friday, October 10, 2008Dead Chickens, Amends, and an Outcry
A Jewish tradition, which is followed by many in Brooklyn, is being denounced by animal rights activists.
The New York Times Friday, October 10, 2008Pint-Size Eco-Police, Making Parents Proud and Sometimes Crazy
A growing number of "eco-kids," steeped in environmentalism, are holding their parents accountable.
The New York Times Friday, October 10, 2008Groups See Ethics Violation in Mayor's Pledge to Lauder
Civic groups criticize Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposal to Ronald S. Lauder to appoint him on a City commission in exchange for his support for the mayor's third term efforts.
The New York Times Friday, October 10, 2008Global rout, bank woes shake Wall Street
United States stocks tumbled on Friday, sending the benchmark S&P 500 below 900 for the first time in five years, as ebbing appetite for risk fuelled a global share sell-off on fears tighter credit wo...
bignewsnetwork.com Friday, October 10, 2008Wall St. woes spur new patterns on Main St.
GRAPEVINE, Texas (Reuters) - At one intersection of Wall Street and Main Street, retailers and shoppers say America's economic woes are spurring new patterns in consumer behavior.
bignewsnetwork.com Friday, October 10, 2008Citi ends battle with Wells Fargo over Wachovia Bank
Federal Reserve were negotiating the fate of Wachovia, a regional bank hobbled by the credit crisis, but with a valuable network of branches.Last week, Citigroup reached a preliminary, $2.1 billion de...
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