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• American Airlines begins inflight Internet service

• Upscale malls reach out as shoppers cut back

• Mining the wealth of home-buying information

• Steve & Barry's announces $168M deal

• Gas prices will speed trend to fuel efficient vehicles

• Fly the empty skies for Labor Day

• State Legislature eyes $1 billion in cuts

• Jump in inflation puts Federal Reserve on the spot

• NY hosts 9 bicycle racks designed by David Byrne

• Insurers give top crash-test scores to 4 small SUVs

• Economy squeezes Long Island's middle class

• Jonas Brothers, iPhone have SoHo neighbors rotten on Apple store

• 'Hipster MD' takes medical practice high-tech

• Fantasy football puts bosses on the offensive

• Gasoline prices fall to lowest levels since May

AP Business

• GM announces $500M US investment for small car to be built in Lordstown, Ohio

• Bigger waists mean thinner wallets as Ala. approves insurance surcharge for obese employees

• Abbott to cut 1,000 jobs in effort to streamline medical testing business

• A look at how food makers Heinz and Hormel fared in the most recent quarter

• Haitians in US extend food lifeline to homeland amid soaring food prices and growing hunger

AP Technology

• Heavy traffic shuts down Photosynth, Microsoft's new digital photo sharing site, on launch day

• Powering up without plugging in _ Intel unveils research on wireless power transmission

• CEO of InfoGroup steps down as part of lawsuit settlement but remains on board; stock surges

• A look at the publicly traded companies resulting from IAC's split into 5 parts

• Microsoft's Photosynth advances digital photo sharing beyond tedious slide projector era

AP Wall Street

• Barry's may live on under winning bid from Bay Harbor, pending court approval

• Gap names Tom Wyatt president of Old Navy in a bid to fix ailing division

• Frontier Airlines to add fee for tickets bought with frequent-flier miles

• Brazil unemployment creeps higher amid interest-rate hikes

• Weak economy propels record numbers at community colleges even higher; funding crunch feared