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Truckeroo: Festival with exotic foods, live music
Lobster, Korean tacos, and cupcakes all in one place? With live music? Must be Truckeroo time.
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Show me the money: Bank of America adds fees
Bank of America is the latest bank to announce debit card fees for customers, set to being rolling out next year at the largest U.S. bank.
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Happy National Coffee Day! How do you take yours?
Is your morning not complete until you get a healthy caffeine buzz going before 9 a.m.? America is tipping their collective mug to you today, then.
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Big recall of Little Tikes play tool sets
More than 1.7 million toy workshop and tool sets from toy-maker Little Tikes are being recalled because of choking concerns.
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Veteran's career fair attracts a thousand former service members
Almost a thousand former military service members looking for a job came to a career fair for veterans and their spouses Tuesday.
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Va. to offer companies telework tax breaks
Virginia is offering tax credits for businesses that allow employees to work remotely.
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Oswald Gruebel, UBS CEO, resigns over rogue trading loss
UBS chief executive Oswald Gruebel has resigned over a $2.3 billion rogue trading loss, the bank said Saturday.
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Blockbuster, Dish Network gang up on Netflix
The Blockbuster video store chain and new owner Dish Network are ganging up on Netflix with a less expensive way to watch Internet video and rent DVDs through the mail.
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Dow falls 527 points, before finishing at 391 down
Stocks have closed sharply lower after investors sold stocks with abandon, convinced that the U.S. and the world are headed for a new recession.
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Washington Business Report, Oct. 2, 2011
Mina Ebrahimi of Saint Germain Catering, Winston Lord, the developer of Venga, and Steurt Martens of Taste of DC talk about the state of the food business in Washington.
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Economy gaining but not enough
The economy is showing signs of modest improvement but not enough to reduce high unemployment.
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Amazon unveils $199 Kindle Fire tablet
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos on Wednesday showed off the Kindle Fire, a $199 tablet computer, challenging Apple's iPad by extending its Kindle brand into the world of full-color, multipurpose devices.
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Nation's first online pawn shop a hit
The nation's first web-based pawn shop, pawngo.com, started up this summer and has made nearly $3 million in loans and purchases.
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U.S. stock futures rise on hopes of Europe debt plan
U.S. stock futures rose Monday following a painful week in the financial markets on hopes that European leaders will come up with a new strategy to resolve the region's debt crisis.
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Rumor: Amazon to unveil Kindle tablet device this week
Amazon is expected to drop a long-rumored tablet device this week.
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Washington Business Report Sept. 25, 2011
Wells Fargo Regional President Mike Golden discusses the Wachovia to Wells Fargo re-branding and Moody's downgrade.
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G20 fail to ease tensions in markets
A pledge to stabilize markets from the world's leading economies failed to reassure investors Friday, and stocks were falling sharply again, a day after fears over the global economy had sent them skidding.
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Thousands line up at jobs fair in Prince George's County
Thousands of people lined up for the chance to get back to work Thursday at a jobs fair at the Prince George's County Sports and Learning Complex.
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