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Prairie Mountain Publishing laying off 17
The company that publishes the Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call plans to lay off 17 employees in Boulder, leaving it with 328 employees as it consolidates and outsources some advertising design and production functions.
Army checking if cost concerns affected Madigan PTSD diagnoses
The Army is investigating whether the cost of care and benefits is influencing the diagnosis of soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder at Madigan Army Medical Center, a newspaper reported Tuesday.
New York man found dead after subway fire wrote graphic novel of life in tunnels
A man found dead in an abandoned New York subway room following a fire was the co-author of a graphic novel on his life in the tunnels.
Publisher John Sargent Sr. dies in NYC at age 87
John Turner Sargent Sr., a publisher, editor and socialite who as CEO of Doubleday worked with authors from Dwight Eisenhower to Stephen King and helped recruit his friend Jacqueline Kennedy as an editor, died Sunday at age 87.
MillerCoors Buying Hard Cider Company
MillerCoors is acquiring a bigger stake in the hard cider business. The brewing company is buying Crispin Cider Co.
US mulling to apologise over Nato attack: NYT
The Obama administration is considering to tender an apology over the deaths of 24 Pakistani soldiers in a cross border attack in Mohmand Agency in November last year, The New York Times reported.
Gross's Pimco Total Return Fund Drew $231M in Jan.
Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of Pacific Investment Management Co., speaks during an interview in New York.
Romney's opponents hope for publicity boosts from smaller contests
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Lee Enterprises seeks OK for reverse stock split
DAVENPORT, Iowa -- Newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises Inc. is seeking shareholder approval for a reverse stock split that would combine as many as five shares into one.
Our History Makers: Will Smith
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HRC Honors Goldman Sachs & Names CEO to Be Its Marriage Spokesperson as Activists Howl
The country's largest LGBT rights organization has announced that Goldman Sachs' CEO would be the group's first national corporate spokesman for gay marriage.
Photographing women who love their weapons
Tom Gorman - Knight Ridder/Tribune A landscape artist-turned-portait photographer, Lindsay McCrum enjoys exploring gender-based stereotypes.
Speculation Fever Raises Administration Anxiety OverWill Israel Strike Iran or Not?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chose to open his weekly cabinet meeting Sunday morning by extolling the virtue of strength, words that will no doubt fuel more of the rampant speculation over if Israel is or is not planning a military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities.
Report: Board refrains from disciplining doctors
The Minnesota Board of Medical Practice is responsible for protecting the public from physician errors and misconduct.
Kantipur hit by plagiarism scandal after staff writer is found to have copied articles from NYT
Kantipur, a leading Nepali National daily which claims to be the largest selling newspaper in the country, has been hit by a plagiarism scandal a la Stephen Glass and Jayson Blair after one of its staff writers was found to have published a number of technology related articles that originally appeared in the New York Times under his own byline ... (more)
Forbes op-ed: Give us 'Steam for movies'
It seems like more and more people lately are coming to the same conclusion as Gabe Newell of Valve about piracy as a service problem .
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery by Nicolas Poussin, 1653 Horse race coverage isn't limited to the Republican primary.
Tour One Kings Lane, The Big $440 Million Elephant In Online Flash Sales
One Kings Lane , a fast-growing decor flash sales site that generated over $100 million in revenue in 2011, needs somewhere to get all that growth done .
The Incredible Shrinking New York Times
Despite the launch of an online paywall that has, by any measure, been a big success, the company's revenue for its core news business shrank again in 2011.
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