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A bridge or two more
The man who controls the busiest bridge between the United States and Canada is racing the two governments to build a new span.
DuPont partners with Danish firm
DuPont executives said yesterday that a new joint venture with a Danish company will enable the production of an alternative fuel that costs less than conventional ethanol and won't drive up food prices.
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Vehicles cross into Windsor, Ontario, after passing over the Ambassador Bridge, owned by Manuel "Matty" Moroun.
Freddie Mac change cuts charges
Freddie Mac, the second-largest U.S. mortgage finance company, reported a smaller loss than analysts estimated after accounting changes reduced charges by at least $2.6 billion.
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Wednesday, May 14
- Sallie Mae snafu dings borrowers' credit (By Marcy Gordon)
- Quake forces China to close energy production facilities
- Italian defense firm to buy DRS (By Alessandra Rizzo ASSOCIATED PRESS)
- Markets close mixed after a retail report
- Barras fired from WAMU (By Kara Rowland)
- Foreclosures up 65 percent in a year
- HP buys EDS for $13.2 billion
- EarthLink's Wi-Fi network folds in Philadelphia
- Airlines will pack planes despite fewer fliers this summer
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Tuesday, May 13
- Conflicts derail key apartheid case (By Tom Ramstack)
- Court rebuffs smoker on tobacco prices
- Markets rally as oil prices retreat
- U.S. clears heparin with tighter testing (By Elaine Kurtenbach)
- Prices outrun pumps (By John K. Wiley)
- Checklist
- Renault-Nissan to make Indian car
- Toyota's new U.S. plant put on hold by weak sales
- HP bids for EDS to boost options (By Michael Liedtke)
- China's inflation soars to 8.5% (By Joe McDonald)
- Tribune deal aids reducing its debt
Monday, May 12
- Regulators under fire for ignoring red flags (By Patrice Hill)
- Retailers likely to post grim first quarter
- Foreign spouses nix rebates for many
- Demand for rice aids U.S. farmers (By Juliana Barbassa)
- EBay users slam PayPal rule
- Movers and Shakers
- Oil takes pole (By Chris Jenkins)
- District retail market growing (By Jen Haberkorn)
- BlackBerry grows Bold
Sunday, May 11
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- Red Cross: Up to 128,000 may have died in Myanmar
- AP video shows China earthquake's first moments
- McCain's wife sells Sudan-related investments
- Woman pleads guilty in Spitzer prostitution probe
- Scandal-plagued Ohio attorney general resigns
- US lists polar bear as threatened species
- `American Idol' gets down to its final 2 contestants
- Celtics beat Cavs 96-89 to take 3-2 lead in series
- Stars avoid sweep, send West finals back to Detroit
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