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McAllen, TX, May 12--After mourning the loss of Ernest Hemingway for more than four decades, it's almost startling to note that the literary giant's crisp style is back on the forefront, according to the McAllen Monitor.
Omaha, NE, May 12--Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reported an 89% surge in first-quarter net income.
New York, May 13--Martha Stewart is in talks with the U.S. Justice Department about settling its insider trading probe, the Financial Times reported Monday on its Web site.
Fairlawn, OH, May 9--Omnova Solutions Inc. expects to report a fiscal second-quarter loss of $4 million to $5.9 million, hurt by several charges due to refinancing and restructuring.
Atlanta, May 12--Georgia-Pacific Corp. said that it resolved 12,500 asbestos claims in the first quarter, bringing its total settled or dismissed cases to 282,200, according to the company's quarterly report filed with the Securities and Exchange Comm
Richmond, VA, May 5--Lumber Liquidators of Colonial Heights is one of the fastest growing companies in Virginia.
MUNICH, Germany, May 5--Infineon Technologies today announced that the research team that demonstrated the practical integration of electronics into clothing about a year ago with "Wearable Electronics" has now presented a further concept, thereby greatly
New York, NY, May 2--Business at the nation's manufacturers failed to pick up in April, with activity falling for the second consecutive month as the industry shifted focus from concern about the war to worries about a lingering weak economy, a privat
St. Louis, May 7--The International Standards and Training Alliance (INSTALL) recently received formal endorsements from eight flooring industry leaders
Washingtom, May 6--Legislation proposing a trust fund of $108 billion to pay asbestos injury claims is close to introduction even without complete agreement from labor and industry groups, Sen. Orrin Hatch said on Tuesday.