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Saturday, July 5, 2008

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The real bread is in the ovens

Seth, Sarah Couenhoven

A Toast to Bread began renting its equipment and space to help specialty food outfits get started.

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Former Zomax CEO given 2 1/2-year sentence

James Anderson will have to pay $1.4 million in restitution and forfeit nearly $2 million after an insider-trading conviction.

Neal St. Anthony, columnist

A milestone for skills program that works to transform lives

Train to Work and its business partners have been helping people get better jobs for 10 years.

Photo right: Olletha (Ollie) Muhammad works with a client on her computer.

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Stocks end mixed following jobs, services data

Wall Street capped a shortened trading week with a mixed finish. But stocks still had their third dismal week in a row.

Gas prices dim holiday's sparkle

Jumping in the car or revving up the boat this July 4th is costly, with another record set before the break even started.

Former CEO inmates hold Ivy League degrees

Refco's Phillip Bennett is among at least a dozen other wealthy corporate executives with degrees from elite institutions such as Harvard University and Cambridge University in England imprisoned for white-collar crimes this decade.

UNH: 4,000 job cuts, $895M lawsuit payout

"The settlement provides UnitedHealth Group with certainty and closure in this lawsuit, avoids potentially costly and protracted litigation, and allows us to continue to focus on providing Americans with high-quality, affordable health care solutions," chief legal officer Thomas Strickland said.

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