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BUSINESS
US growth in Q4 likely stronger on export gains
A jump in energy-related exports and a steep decline in oil imports lowered the U.S. trade deficit in December to nearly a three-year low.
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BUSINESS
AMR, US Airways boards close in on merger decision
The boards of American Airlines parent AMR Corp. and US Airways could decide early next week whether to merge their two companies and create an airline rivaling the world's biggest.
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BUSINESS
US airlines to halt Northeast flights
Most airlines were giving up on flying in and out of New York, Boston and other cities in the Northeast Friday as a massive storm threatened to dump snow by the foot on the region.
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BUSINESS PEOPLE
CIRI Alaska Tourism Corp. hires two managers and promotes a third
Chris Scheffer, General Manager, and Matt Herod, rooms division manager at Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge; and Ron Wille was promoted to general manager of Kenai Fjords Tours
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BUSINESS
SEC nominee discloses A-list of former clients
Mary Jo White, President Barack Obama's nominee to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission, has represented an A-list of banks and corporations that could raise conflict-of-interest questions during her confirmation hearing.
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BUSINESS PEOPLE
Arctic Slope Regional Corp. executive named to Arctic Oil Spill Committee
Members will assess the potential environmental impact of a spill in Arctic waters
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TECHNOLOGY
How to stay connected in a power outage
Here are some tips for communicating with emergency services and loved ones as a snowstorm bears down on the Northeast:
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BUSINESS
JCPenney speeds up shopping with 'libby'
Standing in checkout lines at JCPenney stores in the Tri-Cities and across the nation could soon be outdated thanks to something many of us already have in a pocket or purse, an iPod Touch.
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BUSINESS
Dell's $24.4B deal opposed by major stockholder
Dell Inc.'s decision to sell itself for $24.4 billion to a group led by its founder and CEO is being ridiculed as a rotten deal by a major shareholder who estimates the slumping personal computer maker is really worth $42 billion.
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BUSINESS
Boeing warns that 787 deliveries could slip
Boeing acknowledged Friday that it may not be able to deliver 787s as fast as hoped.




