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Farmers are happy, but it’s a blow for green energy
Jonathan Starkey
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Richard Vanderford
(~741 Words)
New Nintendo Wii sports and fitness games fuel a fervid debate
Sarah Jacobsson
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Sassy Muslim-themed T-shirts protest, poke fun and show pride
Lyndsey Matthews
(~709 Words)
DJs abandoning vinyl records for computer software agree it’s practical–just not quite as wonderful
April Aguirre
(~702 Words)
They don’t trust the supermarkets, the global markets or their own purchasing power, for that matter. They may be right.
Elizabeth Heiselt
(~680 Words)
People living far from their literary friends now have a way to read, and discuss, books together in real time
Nina Rastogi
(~764 Words)
Scouting for bargains—while they last
Adriana Loeff
(~735 Words)
Hit by construction job losses, Latin workers scale back payments to families abroad
Jelena Kopanja
(~688 Words)
A tech startup invites consumers to use its blueprints to build their own computers. Will DIY video games and heart monitors be next?
Justin Jouvenal
(~782 Words)
It seems the next logical step, text messaging for a date. But will you get virtually shut down?
Andrew Butler
(~733 Words)
New “ugly” models agency offers hot properties
Rikki Reyna
(~622 Words)
Independent local florists have been forced into intense competition with Internet suppliers
Bryan Keogh
(~909 Words)
Plugging into health and weight worries, new brands battle for national dominance
Leslie Minora
(~514 Words)
Wal-Mart has a new jingle, but workers are hearing the same old song
Kristen V. Brown
(~630 Words)
And other things you should never send in a text message
Allison Gumahad
(~630 Words)
As the studios chase profits all the way to Broadway
Courtney Reed
(~787 Words)
Despite warnings that iPods can cause hearing damage, young people are reluctant to turn down the volume.
Ashley Fodor
(~668 Words)