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This recession may do what Rosie the Riveter and Gloria Steinem never intended: We could end up with more women on payrolls than men.
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The debate over health care insurance reform pounds away like a throbbing headache. The pain becomes most intense when you focus on the projected cost of a comprehensive plan from the Congressional Budget Office: $1.6 trillion over 10 years. But play along with me while I administer an analgesic.
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Quarter pounders with cheese and quarter-point credit card interest rate hikes. Both cooking and financial skills are being taught these days to more than 500,000 McDonald’s restaurant employees.
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Predictably, the economic future looks brighter to President Barack Obama than it did to candidate Obama. Such is the nature of the job.
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Big Momma’s Bakery-Cafe has relocated from Raytown to Crown Center Shops. Two of the three sister/owners — Jackie Buycks and Joyce Brown — made the move. They are still selling their giant cinnamon rolls and homemade dinner rolls, which customers lined up for during the bakery’s opening last week.
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Kevin McGowan arrived from St. Louis in 2005 with the ambitious goal of assembling a 2 million-square-foot portfolio of downtown residential properties by the end of the year. He started big — the H.D. Lee and J.I. Case buildings in the Crossroads Arts District — with the goal of renovating them into 223 luxury condominiums.
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As part of continuing legal education, a prerequisite for maintaining law licenses, local lawyers must take two hours of legal ethics courses annually.
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When the parent company of American Airlines bought Trans World Airlines in 2001, more than 4,000 TWA flight attendants joined the merged airline. After American goes through another round of layoffs in October, the remaining 210 ex-TWA flight attendants will be let go and thus end their presence at American.
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