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| 11:45AM 12/07/2010
A year after Haiti's catastrophic quake, Port-au-Prince is still a ruin. But the views from high-end spots like the Hotel Oloffson are picture perfect, and with armies of aid workers still needing to bed down, business at hotels left intact is booming.
| 4:30PM 5/27/2010
News about the economy remains mixed. Unemployment went up to 9.9% in April but employers added 290,000 jobs. Job postings in health care dipped by 5% between April 2009 and April 2010 but increased in the 11 other industries that job search engine Indeed.com tracks, including education.
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| 4:50PM 3/25/2010
NPR has told its journalists to stop using the terms "pro-choice" and "pro-life" when covering the abortion debate. It's a futile attempt at neutrality that will only result in wordy, tortured language. Or is that "enhanced-interrogated language"?
| 2:00PM 4/10/2009
With more than 8,000 buyouts and layoffs at newspapers throughout the country so far this year, and more than 15,000 newspaper jobs lost last year, there are a lot more freelance writers and editors on the market. I'm one of them.To help them better deal with the new marketplace, unions that are...