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Timbers to name Spencer head coach

August 14, 2010

The Portland Timbers are expected on Tuesday to name John Spencer head coach for the team's inaugural season of Major League Soccer, according to a report in The Oregonian.
The Business Journal reported last December that Spencer was the leading candidate for the job.
The team starts MLS play next year.
Spencer, a 39-year-old native of Glasgow, Scotland, […]

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Free MickeyD smoothie event canceled

July 17, 2010

McDonald’s smoothie sampling event July 22-24 has been called off due to unprecedented demand.
McDonald’s said it will review the possibility of rescheduling at a later date.
“The McCafé Real Fruit Smoothies are an absolute hit with our customers and we’re experiencing unprecedented demand for this delicious new choice on our menu,” said Neil Golden, Chief Marketing […]

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MTA to purchase Peterbilt site in Madison

June 27, 2010

The Metropolitan Transit Authority plans to purchase the shuttered Peterbilt Motors Co. site in Madison in order to replace operations on Nestor Street that suffered $10 million in flood damage. The 66-acre site includes a 400,000-square-foot plant.
Authority CEO Paul Ballard said Seattle-based Paccar, Peterbilt’s parent company, has requested $21 million for the property, but that […]

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Upper St. Clair High School tops high school list

May 12, 2010

At Upper St. Clair High School, the status quo is never good enough.
“We are dissatisfied at where we are at,” said Principal Michael Ghilani. “We are always trying to do better. No matter what awards we win, what we achieve, I think we are always trying to get better.”
It’s this attitude that has helped to […]

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Private sector continues to shed jobs

April 4, 2010

Private-sector employers continued to cut jobs in March, highlighting the challenges still facing the nation’s job market, according to a report released Wednesday.
Automatic Data Processing, which processes paychecks for one in every six U.S. employees, said private-sector employers cut payrolls by 23,000 jobs in March, marking the smallest monthly decline since February 2008.
The […]

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Ready to spend? Figure cost per use

March 16, 2010

Is a $150 pair of jeans a better deal than a $50 pair? Is a $60-per-month gym membership worth it? Should you spend $20 more for a better coffee maker?
The answer is, of course, that it depends. One way to evaluate a purchase is to estimate its cost per use, rather than […]

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Foreclosure sale postponed again for Ritz-Carlton condos, athletic club

February 12, 2010

The foreclosure sale of the Denver Ritz-Carlton hotel’s unsold condos and Forza athletic club space has been postponed again, according to City and County of Denver foreclosure records.
The sale has previously been scheduled for Oct. 1 and Nov. 12 of last year and, most recently, for Feb. 11, foreclosure records said. It’s now slated for […]

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Yamaguchi Says BOJ Banknote Rule Stabilizes Market

February 7, 2010

Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Hirohide Yamaguchi defended the central bank’s self-imposed limit on bond purchases after a lawmaker suggested it could buy more debt to fight deflation.
“This isn’t just something we uphold to keep our backyard tidy,” Yamaguchi told parliament in Tokyo today. “Should people mistakenly start to think we are financing […]

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Bowlen, Isenberg, Fentress to be honored as Denver tourism leaders

January 6, 2010

Denver Broncos principal owner Pat Bowlen, hotel-industry leader Walter Isenberg and architect Curtis Fentress will be inducted into Denver's Tourism Industry Hall of Fame, the Visit Denver convention and visitors bureau announced Tuesday.
The hall of fame is considered the highest award for Denver’s travel industry. The trio to be inducted at a March 4 ceremony […]

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Malaysian Economic Contraction Narrows, Boosting Asian Recovery

November 22, 2009

Malaysia’s economy shrank the least in three quarters as government stimulus boosted consumption and the global recession eased, strengthening an Asian recovery.
Gross domestic product contracted 1.2 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, after declining 3.9 percent in the previous three months, the central bank said in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. That […]

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