01/24/10 By DAVID HILTBRANDThe Philadelphia InquirerNEW YORK -- The sprawling NBC Experience Store in Rockefeller Center is "the place to go if you're shopping for a Jim (Mad Money) Cramer bobblehead or a Biggest Loser refrigerator magnet.The Law & Order ...
 01/23/10 By Ron Lieber The New York Times Overdraft fees had helped to subsidize free checking, but as those fees begin to fall, free checking may disappear.
 01/23/10 Amar'e Stoudemire .. Carlos Boozer .. Kevin Martin .. you've read the names, but which Western Conference players should have their bags packed in case they're traded?
01/23/10 In Wisconsin, conservative and pro-business groups on Friday said they were considering a lawsuit to block a proposed law that would ban corporate spending during political campaigns.
 01/22/10 Laws in 24 states were called into question by a Supreme Court decision that overturned a ban on spending in elections.
 01/22/10 After a challenging two-game road swing to visit both of last year's national championship game combatants, No. 4/5 Notre Dame returns to the friendly confines of Purcell Pavilion for a top-20 BIG EAST matchup with No. 16/11 West Virginia on Sunday at 1 p.m. (ET). The game will be televised live to a national cable audience by ESPNU, the seventh nationally-televised game in the past eight ...
 01/14/10 This is a triple dose of bad news for real estate in Everett. These three separate bits of informati...
01/12/10 Hockey pick up in 2010 right where they left off in 09', touring the globe in support of their debut album Mind Chaos.
 01/08/10 The cavernous halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center during any Consumer Electronics Show, and the endless rows of exhibitor's booths hawking edgy technology products, can remind you of the final shot of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" -- which is itself, of course, an homage to the last sequence from "Citizen Kane."
 01/08/10 As the Great Recession kept travelers tethered, 2009 was an annus horribilus for the travel industry. What's on the horizon for 2010?
01/07/10 USA TODAY reporter Laura Bly looks ahead for brighter spots on the horizon.
 01/07/10 This week's near-simultaneous retirement announcements by Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd, North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorgan and Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter, along with Michigan Lt. Gov. John Cherry's abrupt withdrawal from the 2010 governor's race, delivered a sharp reminder that the landscape for this year's elections is far from fully settled.
 01/06/10 KENNEWICK -- Hanford girls coach Evan Woodward doesn't believe so much in signature wins as in
 01/06/10 PEACHTREE CITY - A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for a large portion of north and central Georgia... including all of northeast Georgia. ...LIGHT ACCUMULATIONS OF SNOWFALL ARE EXPECTED ACROSS NORTH AND PARTS OF CENTRAL GEORGIA THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING...
 01/06/10 Opening Statement: We actually took an extra week off for Christmas break. We're hoping to be back this week and get ourselves going a little bit. It was a disappointing weekend for us. We definitely didn't play the way we wanted to play.
 12/28/09 KUALA LUMPUR: Mild profit taking on PLANTATION [ ] stocks including KL Kepong and Genting Plantations weighed down blue chips in early trade on Tuesday, Dec 29, despite the firmer overnight close on Wall Street.
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12/27/09 After a season-long nine-day break for the Christmas holiday, No. 3 Notre Dame gets back on the hardwood Tuesday with a noon (ET) contest at Central Florida. The game will be televised live to a national cable audience by CBS College Sports, the first of three appearances for the Irish on that network during the next three weeks.
 12/27/09 A look back at the people and events that made news during the past 12 months in the Mid-Hudson Valley:
 12/27/09 LAS CRUCES - In a June ceremony that paid tribute to the region's colorful past, a group dressed as Conquistadors looked on as ground was broken at Spaceport America, a facility state and local officials expect will play a leading role in the economic development future of southern New Mexico.
 12/26/09 Well, wasn't THAT exciting? My faith is restored, in Santa, and the notion that the Twin Cities winters have not been hopelessly neutered - we can still pick up a foot of snow from time to time. | 
