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  Burger King to Unveil New Summer Menu, McRib Rival

  Watch out McDonald’s, Burger King is getting into the rib business.

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  Airlines Collected Record Baggage Fees in 2012

  U.S. airlines collected more than $6 billion in baggage and reservation change fees from passengers last year - the highest amount since the fees became common five years ago.

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  Google CEO Discloses Vocal Cord Problem

  Google CEO Larry Page is finally disclosing the health problem that spooked investors last summer when he mysteriously lost his voice.

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  Safety Regulators Probe Ford Truck Steering Issue

  U.S. safety regulators are investigating complaints that problems with steering-gear boxes are causing a loss of control in some Ford trucks.

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  Chrysler Recalls Almost 470,000 Jeep SUVs

  Chrysler is recalling 469,000 Jeep SUVs worldwide because they can shift into neutral without warning on startup.

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  Stocks Rise for a Third Week in a Row

  The stock market is closing out its third straight week of gains, led by small-company stocks.

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  US Treasury Reports $113B Surplus in April

  The U.S. Treasury says it took in a surplus of $113 billion in April, the largest in five years. That lowered the federal deficit through the first seven months of the budget year and kept it on pace to be the smallest since 2008.

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  Gasoline Prices at US Pumps Up a Penny Over Past 2 Weeks

  The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has gone up one penny over the past two weeks. It is the first increase after eight straight weeks of decline.

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  Obama to Launch Series of Trips on Economic Plans

  The White House says President Barack Obama's trip to Austin, Texas, on Thursday will kick off a series of day trips aimed at highlighting his proposals on jobs and the economy.

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  Obama Emphasizes Trade with Latin America

  President Barack Obama says the U.S. places great importance on its trading relationships with Latin America and will keep working to improve those ties and help the region become more competitive.

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  New Efforts to Curb Cellphone Theft are Nationwide

  Disturbed by the nationwide epidemic of cellphone robberies and thefts, law enforcement officials are looking to the wireless industry for help.

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  Big Weekend For Sports Books

  Its been called the most exciting 2 minutes in sports. We are talking about the Kentucky Derby which runs on Saturday after 3:00 in the afternoon. Local sports books have extended that two minutes to roughly 48 hours of action.

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  Google's Virtual Assistant Invades Siri's Turf

  Google is trying to upstage Siri, the sometimes droll assistant that answers questions and helps people manage their lives on Apple's iPhone and iPad.

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  EPA Methane Report Further Divides Fracking Camps

  A new report from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has dramatically lowered estimates of how much of a potent greenhouse gas is being leaked by the natural gas industry despite rapid growth in production.

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  Chevron Resumes Operations in Unit Closed by Fire

  Chevron has resumed operations in a unit at its Richmond refinery that was shut down after a massive fire last year.

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  Dave Gold, Founder of 99 Cents Only Stores, Dies

  Dave Gold, who founded the 99 Cents Only Stores chain that offers everything from apples to school supplies for under a buck, has died. He was 80.

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  IGT Predicts 4th Year of Double-Digit Growth

  International Game Technology says a strong performance in its earnings for the second quarter has the Nevada-based slot-machine maker confident it will post its fourth consecutive year of double-digit growth.

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  NFL Given OK To Shut Counterfeit Sales Websites

  The ruling also gives the league the ability to learn the identities of those running the websites and more about their finances.

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  Southwest to Start 'No Show' Policy

  Southwest Airlines wants to make sure passengers show up for their flights or have to pay for them anyway.

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  Prom Spending Is on the Rise Again

  The prom spending is on the rise again. The recession forced parents and teens to cut back on spending for the annual high school dance, but wallets are finally opening again.

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  Goodell Meets With Browns Owner Over Investigation

  The FBI alleges widespread fraud of customers at Pilot Flying J, the country's largest diesel retailer. Haslam has said he won't step aside from the Browns or as the company's CEO.

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  Fed Says Redesigned $100 Bill Ready by October

  The Federal Reserve says it will begin circulating a redesigned $100 bill this fall, more than two years after its initial target.

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  Apple to Dole out $100B to Shareholders

  Apple is finally opening the doors to its bank vault, saying it will distribute $100 billion in cash to its shareholders over two years.

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  PETA Buys Shares of SeaWorld Stock

  PETA has purchased newly-issued shares of SeaWorld Entertainment Inc., the theme park company that often has been the target of the animal rights group's protests.

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  Report: Richest 7% Got Richer During Recovery

  A new report says the richest Americans got richer during the first two years of the economic recovery while average net worth declined for the other 93 percent of the nation's households.