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The future of the auto industry

02.07.2008 20:23    minnesota.publicradio.org
The auto industry is in the midst of a major shakeup, as consumers react to higher gasoline prices by buying more fuel-efficient vehicles. Midday looks at how the industry is responding, and what the future holds.


UnitedHealth cuts 4,000 jobs and 2008 outlook

02.07.2008 20:23    minnesota.publicradio.org
UnitedHealth Group Inc. will cut at least4,000 jobs, or 5 percent of its workforce, in a restructuring andwarned Wednesday that a weaker environment and higher costs willcut into profits this year.

Ballast water discharge permits open for public comment

02.07.2008 14:29    minnesota.publicradio.org
A public comment period has opened for Minnesota's new ballast water discharge permit for ships. The state will require permits for most of the ships calling on Minnesota ports like Duluth.

Extending Minnesota's growing season

02.07.2008 08:32    minnesota.publicradio.org
Minnesota farmers are expanding vegetable production to respond to growing demand for locally grown produce.


NWA pilots to get 2.4 percent equity in new Delta

02.07.2008 02:43    minnesota.publicradio.org
That's one of several details revealed in a summary of a contract agreement reached between pilot negotiators from both carriers. Current Delta pilots would receive a 3.5 percent equity stake.

Franken changes position on the gas tax

02.07.2008 02:43    minnesota.publicradio.org
DFL U.S. Senate candidate Al Franken says he no longer would consider supporting an increase in the federal gas tax.

Fares and flights can't escape airline fuel woes

02.07.2008 02:43    minnesota.publicradio.org
Soaring fuel prices have virtually all U.S. airlines in a tailspin. Most carriers, including Northwest and Sun Country, plan to drop flights this fall. Meanwhile, they're trying to push up fares.

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