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| Comcast 4Q Beats Street as Video Sub Loss Slows |
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Cable TV signal provider Comcast, the new majority owner of NBC Universal, is reporting higher fourth-quarter earnings that edged past analysts' expectations.
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| Borders Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection |
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- Borders Group is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization after a long struggle to stay afloat as the book and music businesses changed beneath its feet.
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| Few Women are Car Dealers, but that Should Change says One Man |
(IRN)-Car dealers should employ more women, an influential dealer says.
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| Governor Proposes Major Cuts in Budget |
(IRN)-The starting point for Governor Pat Quinn and his budget staff includes more than $500 million in Medicaid spending cuts and a proposal to consolidate some of Illinois' 800-plus local school districts.
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| IL Military Projects May See Money Under Federal Budget Plan |
(IRN)-Included in President Obama's budget is cash for five military construction projects in Illinois.
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| More Bonds for Master Facilities Plan |
A Galesburg School Board member remains at odds with the district administration over how the district is funding the first phase of work in the new Master Facilities Plan.
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| Knox Student Reaction to New President |
Knox College announced their choice for the new president Monday after searching for nine months.
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| Cook County Losses Slow Illinois Population Growth |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- Population losses in Cook County and most of downstate Illinois slowed the growth in the state's population to 3.3 percent from 2000 through 2010, according to figures released Tuesday by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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| Arguing Starts Even Before IL Budget is Unveiled |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The wrangling over Gov. Pat Quinn's budget proposal is underway, even before he delivers it.
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| Chicago Mayor to Take to Road, Make Speeches |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago Mayor Richard Daley says he has an agent to book paid speeches after he leaves office.
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