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NBC San Diego found a local wine distributor who was issued a credit card with a 79.9 percent APR.
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Every day,
American Airlines gets up in the morning, looks in the mirror, thinks about the $3.3 million dollars it lost yesterday, brushes its teeth and gets ready to lose another $3.3 million.
Fortune says the hemorrhaging began in January, and while red ink is no stranger to the airline industry, they're running out of things to cut.
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Get ready to pay more for air travel, United
Airlines is raising prices. A lot. As much as $50 for some fares. Continental has already matched the increase.
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A 10-year-old elementary school student
found a razor blade in the Pokemon lollipop he was about to hand to his sister. Dollar General, which sold the lollipop for $1, immediately recalled the remaining Pokemon Valentine Cards and Pops from its 8,300 stores, but they are concerned that "most of this candy has already been purchased."
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GM is better at losing money then they are at making cars, says the
Associated Press. The
auto-maker lost $38.7 billion in 2007, a record for the industry. Still, they're optimistic:
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Eight passengers and two flight attendants were injured when flight 1028 from Los Angeles to Chicago O'Hare encountered
turbulence and was diverted to Denver.
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Goldman Sachs has downgraded Citigroup, the nation's largest bank, estimating that it will have to take a $15 billion hit due to its exposure to the subprime meltdown. Two weeks ago, Citigroup estimated that its mortgage related write-downs would total from $8-$11 billion as its CEO, Charles Prince "resigned."
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USAToday is reporting that gas prices could jump by $0.20 in the coming weeks as retail prices catch up to the recent surge in oil costs.
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It must not be fun around WaMu headquarters today. Profits are down a whopping 75%.
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Several loaves of bread manufactured by
Sara Lee are being recalled because they are potentially full of small pieces of metal.
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