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Drone Strike In Afghanistan Kills Child
Drone Strike In Afghanistan Kills Child
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is apologizing to that country's president for a drone strike that killed a child. And NATO is promising an investigation.       President Hamid Karzai condemned the attack, which also wounded two women yesterday. He ...
McDonalds To Spend $3 Billion On Business Upgrades In 2014
McDonalds To Spend $3 Billion On Business Upgrades In 2014
McDonald's is planning on spending up to three-billion dollars next year building new restaurants and remodeling of existing locations.  The world's largest hamburger chain will open between 15-hundred and 16-hundred new stores in 2014, and upgrade and improve another one-thousand.  ...
Twenty-Three Million Living With Diabetes In U.S.
Twenty-Three Million Living With Diabetes In U.S.
It’s World Diabetes Day and health officials are urging people to take steps to prevent the debilitating disease. More than 23-million people in the U.S. are living with the diabetes and by the end of the day today, about 41-hundred more will be diagnosed. In ...
Iran Looks To Resume Flights To U.S.
Iran Looks To Resume Flights To U.S.
Iran is looking at the possibility of resuming direct flights between Tehran and the U.S. for the first time in more than three decades.  Iranian media says the issue is being discussed to resolve transportation problems of Iranians residing in the U...
Mass. Business
Mass. Business
Massachusetts is moving up in the Forbes Magazine list of the best states to do business. The Bay State ranked number 13 this year, up 4 spots from 2012.
US Manufacturing Grows at Fastest Pace in Two Years
US Manufacturing Grows at Fastest Pace in Two Years
U.S. factory activity expanded in July at the fastest pace in two years, fueled by surges in new orders, production and hiring The gains show manufacturing is rebounding and should provide a spark to growth in the coming months.

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