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Car crashes into front of Minneapolis restaurant
A car came crashing through the front entrance of a popular Minneapolis rib restaurant after a traffic accident at its intersection, but the restaurant stayed open.
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Ex-NY Times CEO clashed with chairman's girlfriend-report
Arthur Sulzberger Jr.'s new girlfriend and the New York Times Co's declining business led to the ousting of Janet Robinson as the newspaper company's chief executive in December.
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Crews rush to raise boat threatening Wash. mussels
Crews are rushing to figure out how to raise a sunken a fishing vessel that's threatening Whidbey Island's famous Penn Cove mussel beds.
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Motorcyclists Ride for Injured Vet
A motorcycle ride took place in El Cajon Saturday afternoon to raise money for a veteran who lost both his legs and damaged his left arm in Afghanistan.
John Travolta taking shelter from groping scandal in Bahamas
New York, May 26: John Travolta, who recently got embroiled in a flurry of sexual assault charges, has reportedly been keeping a low profile at his Bahama vacation home.
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Pedro Hernandez Charged in Killing of Etan Patz
Prosecutors are trying to figure out how they will prosecute the man who confessed to killing six-year old Etan Patz 33 years ago.
Airbus to Offer Extra-Wide Seats on New Planes
Airbus is trying to make the friendly skies a bit more comfortable for large -- and encumbered -- people, and more profitable for U.S. airlines.
Consumer confidence surged in May to its highest level since October 2007, the ninth-straight monthly increase, according to the latest Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan Survey of Consumers released Friday.
Typical CEO made $9.6 million last year
Read more: National , Business , CEO Pay , Corporate Executive Pay , CEO Pay up 6 Percent , Typical CEO Makes $9.6 Million , Shareholder Activism , Executive Stock Awards , Executive Stock Options Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman is one of the top 10 highest paid CEOs at publicly held companies in America last year.
New TV series from JJ Abrams to be shot in NC
A new television series from executive producer J.J. Abrams that will air this fall on NBC will be shot in the Wilmington area.
DC Comics, home of Batman, Superman and Captain Marvel , announced one of their heroes will become openly gay.
Sorkin, Hemingway, Snooki: It's a mixed TV summer
To make the remote control as key to the season as sunblock and barbecue, cable and broadcasting are pumping out a variety of shows and specials, both scripted and reality.
SpaceX made history Friday as the first private company to successfully reach an orbiting space station -- but its competitors aren't far behind.
Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
In this Sept. 16, 2010 file photo, David Simon, CEO of Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group speaks at the Economic Club of Indiana's speaker series luncheon at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.
Hunt's ex-aide faces press inquiry
Under-pressure Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is braced for more revelations as his former special adviser and top civil servant give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry into media standards.
Facebook Stock Jumps as Analysts Call for Better IPO Rules
Facebook stock closed up for the second day in a row as Facebook's underwriters continued to face heat over whether they gave an unfair advantage to preferred clients.
Amazon.com drops affiliation with political group
LYMPIA, Wash. - Internet retailer Amazon.com Inc. is dropping its affiliation with a conservative political group, in part because of some of the positions the American Legislative Exchange Council has taken, a spokeswoman said Thursday.
Fox, NBC And CBS Are Suing Dish Over A New DVR That Skips Ads
Dish, the nation's second-largest satellite TV provider, filed a suit of its own seeking a judicial all-clear for its "AutoHop" ad-skipping technology.