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Supporters of pharmacy bill bombard N.D. lawmakers
North Dakota state senators are being bombarded by hundreds of identical e-mails from people urging them to vote for the pharmacy ownership bill. And it's made some lawmakers distrustful of the onslaught.
Thursday, February, 12, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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North Dakota state senators are being bombarded by hundreds of identical e-mails from people urging them to vote for the pharmacy ownership bill. And it's made some lawmakers distrustful of the onslaught.
Thursday, February, 12, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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HEADLINES IN BUSINESS: GM cuts 10,000, Salazar rejects Bush drilling plan, Wal-Mart to cut 700 to 800 jobs, ect.
General Motors Corp. is planning to slash another 10,000 salaried jobs this year, saying the cuts are unavoidable with a government restructuring deadline looming and industrywide sales in one of the worst downturns in history.
Wednesday, February, 11, 2009 - Herald Wire Reports - Business
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General Motors Corp. is planning to slash another 10,000 salaried jobs this year, saying the cuts are unavoidable with a government restructuring deadline looming and industrywide sales in one of the worst downturns in history.
Wednesday, February, 11, 2009 - Herald Wire Reports - Business
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Wal-Mart cutting 700-800 jobs
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it is cutting 700 to 800 jobs at its northwestern Arkansas headquarters.
Tuesday, February, 10, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says it is cutting 700 to 800 jobs at its northwestern Arkansas headquarters.
Tuesday, February, 10, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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ND House panel votes to keep pharmacy law
A North Dakota House committee wants to keep the state’s restrictions on pharmacy ownership.
Tuesday, February, 10, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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A North Dakota House committee wants to keep the state’s restrictions on pharmacy ownership.
Tuesday, February, 10, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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ND House panel wants to keep pharmacy law
A North Dakota House committee wants to keep the state’s re-strictions on pharmacy ownership.
Tuesday, February, 10, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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A North Dakota House committee wants to keep the state’s re-strictions on pharmacy ownership.
Tuesday, February, 10, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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What’s in a lobbyist group’s name?
Lobbyist groups have noble names. For instance, consider “North Dakotans for Affordable Healthcare.” Who doesn’t support affordable healthcare? OK, other than doctors, who doesn’t support affordable healthcare? The alternative is to be in favor of unaffordable healthcare. That would make you a bad person, with a wheezing co-worker in the next cubicle. So, when you see a name like that, your reflex is to want to sign up for the cause.
Sunday, February, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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Lobbyist groups have noble names. For instance, consider “North Dakotans for Affordable Healthcare.” Who doesn’t support affordable healthcare? OK, other than doctors, who doesn’t support affordable healthcare? The alternative is to be in favor of unaffordable healthcare. That would make you a bad person, with a wheezing co-worker in the next cubicle. So, when you see a name like that, your reflex is to want to sign up for the cause.
Sunday, February, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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NEWS IN BUSINESS: Stores see sales fall...Madoff client list...Geithner to unveil plan...more
Shoppers grappling with rising layoffs, and shrinking retirement accounts dug deep into survival mode last month, leading to sharp January sales declines for many retailers.
Friday, February, 06, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Shoppers grappling with rising layoffs, and shrinking retirement accounts dug deep into survival mode last month, leading to sharp January sales declines for many retailers.
Friday, February, 06, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Oil falls below $41 in Asia as US company, unemployment data reflect deep recession
Oil prices fell below $41 a barrel today in Asia as soaring U.S. unemployment and bleak corporate results kept investors pessimistic about demand for crude.
Friday, February, 06, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Oil prices fell below $41 a barrel today in Asia as soaring U.S. unemployment and bleak corporate results kept investors pessimistic about demand for crude.
Friday, February, 06, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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January is another down month in retail
The post-holiday blues hit the nation’s shopping centers last month, as hefty discounts couldn’t persuade enough consumers to come out of spending hibernation.
Friday, February, 06, 2009 - Los Angeles Times - Business
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The post-holiday blues hit the nation’s shopping centers last month, as hefty discounts couldn’t persuade enough consumers to come out of spending hibernation.
Friday, February, 06, 2009 - Los Angeles Times - Business
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Stocks jump as retail, tech stocks advance
Investors shook off weak economic readings today and placed bets on retail and technology stocks after several companies posted better-than-expected sales and profit reports. The major indexes gained more than 1 percent, including the Dow Jones industrial average, which rose 106 points.
Thursday, February, 05, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Investors shook off weak economic readings today and placed bets on retail and technology stocks after several companies posted better-than-expected sales and profit reports. The major indexes gained more than 1 percent, including the Dow Jones industrial average, which rose 106 points.
Thursday, February, 05, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Grand Forks Public Schools early dismissal, 1 p.m., grades K-12.
Thursday, February, 05, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - None
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Grand Forks Public Schools early dismissal, 1 p.m., grades K-12.
Thursday, February, 05, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - None
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Drugstore operators take aim at ND law
Some came in white lab coats. One person brought her guide dog. The speakers included a rancher and a 9-year-old boy. They were among hundreds of North Dakotans who packed an auditorium on the state Capitol grounds Tuesday to talk about the price of drugs and a state law that requires pharmacies to have pharmacists as their majority owners.
Tuesday, February, 03, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Some came in white lab coats. One person brought her guide dog. The speakers included a rancher and a 9-year-old boy. They were among hundreds of North Dakotans who packed an auditorium on the state Capitol grounds Tuesday to talk about the price of drugs and a state law that requires pharmacies to have pharmacists as their majority owners.
Tuesday, February, 03, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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N.D. LEGISLATURE'S WEEK: Pharmacy fight, football, fines and fireworks
One of the most anticipated issues of the session finally comes up for its hearing this week. It’s the pharmacy ownership bill, which proposes to repeal a 1960s law that requires pharmacies in North Dakota be majority-owned by pharmacists. Other bills getting hearings this week call for a new issuance of license plates, higher traffic fines, a ban on bottle rockets, no sales tax on clothing and a mandated annual football game between UND and North Dakota State University.
Monday, February, 02, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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One of the most anticipated issues of the session finally comes up for its hearing this week. It’s the pharmacy ownership bill, which proposes to repeal a 1960s law that requires pharmacies in North Dakota be majority-owned by pharmacists. Other bills getting hearings this week call for a new issuance of license plates, higher traffic fines, a ban on bottle rockets, no sales tax on clothing and a mandated annual football game between UND and North Dakota State University.
Monday, February, 02, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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IN THE MAIL: N.D. needs its small-town pharmacies
We must keep pharmacies open in rural N.D. towns. We can do this by keeping our state’s pharmacy ownership law in place. The current law lets North Dakota pharmacists provide high quality care, of which North Dakota delivers better than almost any other state. It also keeps our prices down.
Saturday, January, 31, 2009 - Venturia, N.D. - Opinion
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We must keep pharmacies open in rural N.D. towns. We can do this by keeping our state’s pharmacy ownership law in place. The current law lets North Dakota pharmacists provide high quality care, of which North Dakota delivers better than almost any other state. It also keeps our prices down.
Saturday, January, 31, 2009 - Venturia, N.D. - Opinion
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Springsteen calls Wal-Mart deal a mistake
NEW YORK — The Boss is owning up to a mistake.
Saturday, January, 31, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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NEW YORK — The Boss is owning up to a mistake.
Saturday, January, 31, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Recalls: Aromatherapy kits, ice cleats, play sets
The following recalls have been announced:
Friday, January, 30, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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The following recalls have been announced:
Friday, January, 30, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Tennessee policeman suspended 28 days over receipt assault on elderly Wal-Mart greeter
A Chattanooga detective accused of assaulting an elderly Wal-Mart greeter who asked to see his sales receipt has been suspended from duty.
Thursday, January, 29, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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A Chattanooga detective accused of assaulting an elderly Wal-Mart greeter who asked to see his sales receipt has been suspended from duty.
Thursday, January, 29, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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SOUND ADVICE: Now that Circuit City is done, will Best Buy raise prices?
With the recent demise of Circuit City I am concerned that we are left with only Best Buy in the electronics marketplace. Do you think prices will rise as a result?
Thursday, January, 29, 2009 - McClatchy-Tribune News Service - Business
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With the recent demise of Circuit City I am concerned that we are left with only Best Buy in the electronics marketplace. Do you think prices will rise as a result?
Thursday, January, 29, 2009 - McClatchy-Tribune News Service - Business
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Katy Boyer, Fargo, letter: Pharmacy choices erode in other states
In this big metro area — much, much bigger than Fargo — I had only six choices. I could choose between the Walgreens on this corner or that corner, but it would still be Walgreens. It would have the same price and same type of service. Compare that with Fargo/Moorhead and West Fargo, where I have 28 different choices.
Wednesday, January, 28, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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In this big metro area — much, much bigger than Fargo — I had only six choices. I could choose between the Walgreens on this corner or that corner, but it would still be Walgreens. It would have the same price and same type of service. Compare that with Fargo/Moorhead and West Fargo, where I have 28 different choices.
Wednesday, January, 28, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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Target to cut undisclosed number of jobs
Target Corp. says it is cutting an undisclosed number of staffers in its Minneapolis headquarters as part of an effort to reduce expenses.
Tuesday, January, 27, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Target Corp. says it is cutting an undisclosed number of staffers in its Minneapolis headquarters as part of an effort to reduce expenses.
Tuesday, January, 27, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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