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Finland's Lesson: Education
Like many other foreign journalists, I made the obligatory pilgrimage to Helsinki, Finland, to learn how this country has climbed to the top spots in key international rankings measuring economic, political and social success. The answer, I was told, is...Tags: Elementary Schools, Nokia Corp., Colleges and Universities, Academic Progress, School Examinations
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We think: Subsidies for cotton and other crops hurt the overall economy
Congress hit one of this year's low points in June when lawmakers -- over President George W. Bush's veto -- put U.S. taxpayers on the hook for another five years and tens of billions of dollars more in farm subsidies. The reverberations from this...Tags: National Government, Farms, Government, George Bush
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Asian markets drop on U.S. slump and Gustav
Associated PressHONG KONG — Asian stock markets dropped sharply Monday, led by exporters like Canon and LG Electronics, amid worries over slowing global demand and crude prices as Hurricane Gustav bore down on Gulf Coast oil operations. South Korean shares were...Tags: Stock Broking, Air Transportation Industry, Natural Disasters, Disasters, PetroChina Company Limited
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U.S. Could Become Net Exporter of Gasoline in Near Future
KickingTiresDid that headline just blow your mind? Get used to it. The world of transportation fuel has entered bizarre, uneven times, and this could lead to strange relationships on both the supply and demand sides of the equation, according to......Tags: Hybrid Vehicles, Vehicles, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Renewable Energy
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South Florida sales soar to Latin America
South Florida Sun-SentinelSoaring sales to Latin America helped South Florida widen its trade surplus in the second quarter, keeping the area on track for another year of record trade in 2008, new data released Wednesday shows. South Florida boosted exports to $26.1 billion...Tags: Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida), Embraer SA, Pembroke Pines, Sales, Ken Roberts
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Oil, Grain Prices Spike Louisiana Export Values
Record prices for oil and grain pushed the value of Louisiana's worldwide exports to $22 billion over the first six months of 2008, according to a report issued Thursday by the World Trade Center of New Orleans. That represented a 64.4 percent increase...Tags: Trade Dispute, Trade Policy, Prices, Energy Resources, Natural Resources
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Thinking inside the box to quell rising fuel costs
Chicago Tribune correspondentCHANNAHON—The DeLong family was among the first to notice: All those containers arriving from Asia filled with flat-screen TVs and patio furniture were going back empty, if at all. What if they went back stuffed with Midwestern grain? Sending...Tags: Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation, Illinois, Chicago, National Government, Joliet
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Port exports set record
Sun ReporterPropelled by a weakening dollar, a surge of exports - especially autos - drove the value of cargo moving through the port of Baltimore last year to a record $41.9 billion, though tonnage increased less than 1 percent, the Maryland Port Administration said...Tags: Chrysler LLC, Automotive Equipment, Maryland, Dodge, Jeep
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Weak dollar is helping LI exporters
carrie.mason-draffen@newsday.comAs one of the world's biggest makers of components for musical instruments, D'Addario & Co. turns out 400,000 guitar and violin strings and 7,500 drumheads a day at its Farmingdale factory. Increasingly, more of those products and others the company makes...Tags: Employees, Trade Policy, New Jersey, National Government, Music
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Getting the lead out
Tribune staff reporterIn a year filled with recalls and substandard or tainted consumer products (toys, cribs, children's jewelry, pet food, seafood, toothpaste), the notion that dinnerware was somehow safe seemed naive. Historically, lead has been used in dinnerware's...Tags: Product Recalls, Building Material, Pier 1 Imports Incorporated, Diseases, Toys
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Orange County man is accused of being a spy
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThe Justice Department on Monday announced the indictment and arrest of a longtime aerospace worker in Southern California for allegedly passing classified documents to China in an elaborate espionage endeavor that spanned two decades and exposed trade...Tags: Punishment, Trials, Ken Miller, Los Angeles, Prisons
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Enriching the enemy
Oil prices have been levitating since President Bush used the words "Iran" and "World War III" in the same sentence. But geopolitical jitters aren't the only reason oil has risen by more than $30 a barrel in the last year -- and $10 in the last month...Tags: Economic Sanctions, National Government, Prices, Washington Post Company, George Bush
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