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| The Closing Bell - 10/10/08 (POLLSTAR) |
| Well we've almost come to the end of the road. Thanks for riding with us. We know you have a choice on the information super-highway and we're glad you picked Pollstar . Before you go, take a gander at what we've come up with as a parting gift, beginning with a preview of the next three days, stories about a cause close to Cyndi Lauper's heart, a psychedelic blast from the past, Paul McCartney's ... |
| 10/10/2008 |
| Montaño drops out of race for Ward 5 (Albert Lea Tribune) |
| Albert Lean David Montaño told the Tribune Wednesday he will no longer be running for the Albert Lea City Council Ward 5 seat this November. Montaño said he made the decision because of personal issues in his life, but did not want to elaborate on those issues. |
| 10/10/2008 |
| Bucksbaum's burden (Crain's Chicago Business) |
| Four years after pulling off one of the biggest takeovers in the history of U.S. real estate investment trusts, John Bucksbaum has opened the door to the sale of his own company, General Growth Properties Inc. And not because he wants to. A big chunk of debt the shopping mall owner took on to ... |
| 10/06/2008 |
| It’s the Economy, Redux (New York Times) |
| SENATORS John McCain and Barack Obama have found themselves in the middle of an economic nightmare. The economy now leads energy, Iraq and taxes as the issue Americans care most about in this election cycle. |
| 10/07/2008 |
| From Main Street to Skid Row (Bunbury Mail) |
| M ark Ancona is an environmental remediation specialist, a bloke who tears things down - carefully. A couple of months ago, he drove into a lush and relatively isolated area in Palm Beach County, Florida, to inspect a warehouse his company was contracted to demolish. |
| 10/05/2008 |
| Cedar Rapids' representation strong on state gambling board (The Gazette) |
| DES MOINES and#8212; What are the odds?By a quirky coincidence, Cedar Rapids appears to have become the center of Iowa's gambling regulation and oversight universe.The top slots on both the state Racing and Gaming Commission and the Iowa Lottery Board are held by Cedar Rapidians. Even the lottery's vice chair hails from the City of Five Seasons."I think it's just a timing matter," said Cedar ... |
| 09/28/2008 |
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