Stories tagged with "economic crisis"
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Workers deserve freedom to choose unions
Corporate greed has thrown this economy so far off balance that its fundamental stability is now at stake. The only irony is that the jet-setter corporate royalty was the last to...
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Pacers co-owner: Good job by Bird, O'Brien
Indiana Pacers co-owner Herb Simon said he is “thrilled” with the team’s direction, “absolutely” wants president Larry Bird to remain in control and...
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Michigan State defeats UConn 82-73
DETROIT — Raymar Morgan was Michigan State’s best player before a bout of illnesses stunted his season. He was back to his old self Saturday night. Right on time.Morgan had...
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To be more as well as know more
Arecent article in The New York Times expressed concern over the decline in hiring faculty in the humanities and the diminishing interest of students in liberal arts education. A...
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Time may be right to convert your IRA to a Roth
Paying more taxes now so you won’t have to pay them later sure doesn’t sound like a great deal during a recession. For most people, though, that’s exactly what it...
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United Way issues $1.4M in grants
United Way of Central Indiana today said it awarded a total of $1.4 million to 15 local nonprofit agencies to address a variety of capital, maintenance and technology...
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Optimism -- and a plea for patience
Obama notes progress on economy, tempers earlier criticism of AIG bonuses WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama asked the American people for patience Tuesday night as his...
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Obama says 'Don't demonize investors'
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama moderated his rhetoric about bonuses to executives at bailed out AIG Tuesday night, saying he was as angry as anyone at the payments but...
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Kudos to Burton for standing on principle and against earmarks
It was refreshing to see in The Star’s March 6 editorial, "They can’t pass up the pork,‘’ a compliment to U.S. Rep. Dan Burton for his principled stand...
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NBC chief calls Jon Stewart's CNBC attacks 'unfair'
First of all, I don’t recall Stewart saying...
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Liberal media watchdog begins anti-CNBC drive
NEW YORK Some liberal political activists and economists are seizing on comedian Jon Stewart's attacks of CNBC to push an online petition drive urging the network to be...
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RV maker Monaco laying off 515
Financially troubled Monaco Coach Corp. is in the process of firing 515 employees at three facilities in Indiana — and also defending its decision to not provide 60...
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Brokaw will hit the road to report on economy
NEW YORK (AP) NBC's Tom Brokaw never claimed he was retiring when he left Nightly News after the 2004 election.Now, he's signed on for a USA Network project that'll have...
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Pacers' future is up in the air
As financial losses mount, the team makes a plea for public help Indiana Pacers co-owner Herb Simon stressed Tuesday that he wants to keep his team in Indianapolis but was equally...
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Pacers owner: Money losses can’t continue
Indiana Pacers co-owner Herb Simon stressed Tuesday that he wants to keep his team in Indianapolis but was equally adamant that he can no longer afford the operating expenses at...
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Portrait selling off homes in Noblesville, Avon
Portrait Homes has stopped construction of homes in the Indianapolis area and other markets where it’s active. The Chicago home builder will sell its existing inventory of...
