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Today’s headlines Kane's silences critical Web site
Kane's says it's simply trademark infringement. State investigators are outraged.
Blues, BayCare talking again
Both sides are hopeful they can resolve their contract dispute that has been dragging on for months.
Dividend tax cut plan double-edged
Local investors say Bush's plan is unfair to middle class, and while it could help the economy it draws little excitement.
Business today
UNITED SLASHES SOME FARES: United Airlines cut some fares sharply for flights involving its two biggest hub markets in hopes of attracting more business travelers. United said it cut coach fares with no advance purchase for direct flights to and from Chicago and Denver, as well as markets reached through connecting service, by as much as 40 percent. Fares on tickets purchased seven days in advance for the same flights are being cut as much as 70 percent. Analysts say American and Continental largely matched the lower business fares.
Workforce Enterprise Florida, Inc. (a not-for-profit government-business partnership established to guide the development of Florida's economy. Its mission is to maintain a business-friendly climate conducive to the creation and retention of jobs." The site is up-to-date and covers the structure and programs of Enterprise Florida, including technology, workforce, international trade, and capital development.) America's Workforce Network, Florida
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