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'Liars' to prolong crisis
In the U.S. mortgage industry, they are called "liar loans" -- mortgages approved without requiring proof of the borrower's income or assets.
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Abu Dhabi-Dubai rift widens
At first, the differences between the United Arab Emirates' two leading cities were merely cultural. Abu Dhabi built world-class museums as fast as Dubai put up extravagant shopping malls -- one with a ski slope inside.
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Hunt on for alternative jet fuel
With the price of oil still above US$100 a barrel, everything from wood chips to chicken fat is being scrutinized as an alternative fuel. But when it comes to airplanes, finding the right mix poses a special challenge.
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Key supplier on Bombardier's Learjet 85 business plane declares bankruptcy
MONTREAL - Bombardier Aerospace (TSX:BBD.B) assured Tuesday that the development of its new Learjet 85 business plane won't be unduly affected by the bankruptcy of Grob Aerospace, which is developing the composite materials for the new aircraft.
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  		• Falling financials help send North American stock markets lower
  		• U.S. wholesale prices rising at fastest pace since 1981
  		• Astral Radio shuts down online and TV classified ad division
  		• Wholesale sales register fifth hike in six months in June, economy slowly growing
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    U.S., Europeans disagree on trademark protection
    In a decision that has been termed a "crucial victory" and a "knockout decision," a New York District Judge ruled that EBay was not responsible for policing and enforcing trade-mark infringement of goods posted for sale on the website. That decision is a radical departure from recent European decisions in France and Germany. The District Court Judge ruled that plaintiff Tiffany & Co. was responsible for policing and protecting its own trademark.
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