Tuesday Reading
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at The New York Times
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12 minutes ago Federal health insurance subsidies start to expire, hotels get creative with loyalty perks and other consumer-focused items from today's Times.
REO Speedwagon Rocks On as a Game
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at The New York Times
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14 minutes ago The online video game, to be introduced Wednesday, will cost computer users about $8 to play for each session, which can last as long as 10 hours.
G.M. Asks Its Chief to Resign
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at The New York Times
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14 minutes ago The move to replace Fritz Henderson, who had appeared to be making some headway, stunned the auto industry.
North Korea Revalues Its Currency
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at The New York Times
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15 minutes ago Analysts saw the move as shock therapy to fight inflation and curb the North's mushrooming free market.
Bankruptcy Fight, Las Vegas Style
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at The New York Times
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16 minutes ago The Fertitta family of Las Vegas is seeking to prevent Boyd Gaming from making a deal for the bankrupt Station Casinos.
In Denmark, Ambitious Plan for Electric Cars
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at The New York Times
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20 minutes ago A big tax break may draw buyers, but it is not certain they can be persuaded to make the switch.
With NBC, Comcast Dials Up Versus
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at The New York Times
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25 minutes ago Comcast's pending acquisition of NBC Universal could unleash a sports programming war on cable television.
A Quaking Brings No Collapse
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at The New York Times
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25 minutes ago In the week after Dubai World told its creditors they wouldn't be getting all their money back, two lessons about the global economy have emerged.
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