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Gold ends rally
Gold prices snapped an unprecedented 11-day winning streak on Tuesday.

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E-waste not, want not
MISSISSAUGA — This is where unwanted televisions, computers and cellphones come to die. The Sims Recycling Solutions plant is a massive, 290,000-square-foot facility just off Hwy. 410 in Mississauga.[...]

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Phillipsburg property was mess; Washington Township, N.J., firefighters bring water, joy to kids – July 19 letters to …
A Phillipsburg nightmare has finally ended, but no thanks to Phillipsburg Mayor Harry Wyant, town council or whoever is responsible for property cleanliness in this town.

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Oppenheimer sued for $1.8 billion in improper loans
CHICAGO (Reuters) – A group of lenders sued OppenheimerFunds Inc, an investment subsidiary and an advisory company, accusing it of wrongfully procuring $1.8 billion in loans from March 2006 to September 2007 to buy investments that were too risky to meet lending agreements.

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Stocks Pull Back Off Best Levels But Still Close Higher – U.S. Commentary
While stocks showed a strong upward move in morning trading on Wednesday, buying interest waned over the course of the afternoon. The major averages subsequently pulled back well off their best levels of the day but still managed close in positive territory.

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Nigeria: Conversation With Senator Nzeribe
Senator Francis Anthur Nzeribe is a man of many parts whether politically or in the business realm. No doubt to many, controversy has been his second name. On whichever side of the divide however you belong in your perception of this larger than life figure, there is a common denominator which confirms that his name is not unfamiliar in the country’s ever dynamic socio-economic talk mills.

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Soyuz rocket launch beefs up Globalstar satellite fleet
Six fresh spacecraft for Globalstar’s mobile communications satellite fleet were deployed Wednesday by a Russian Soyuz rocket, propping up the company’s degraded two-way voice service for more than 400,000 subscribers around the world.

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Consumer agency will try to regulate human nature
You remember the old expression about “locking the barn door after the horse is out”? Well, that’s what’s happening in Washington this week. After many months of delay, the president is set to name a chief for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, just in time to meet the July 21 kickoff planned for the new agency. But the new head of the bureau will not be Elizabeth Warren, former Harvard …

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Oregon fines online payday lender $90,000 for violating state laws, charging interest of more than 357%
The Department of Consumer and Business Services orders Global Payday Loan to stop operating in Oregon.

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A credit default will hurt everyone
A credit default will hurt everyone

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