Business: May 12, 2008
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March trade deficit drops by bigger-than-expected amount
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Stocks up as oil price drop eases inflation fears
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Serious global jet accident rate rose in 2007, IATA says
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Citigroup to shed nearly $500 billion in assets
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Delta shutting 9 airport VIP lounges
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Crude falls after hitting new record above $126
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Microsoft exec Jeff Raikes to run Gates Foundation
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Many workers managing 401(k)s poorly, study finds
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Federal government surplus for April shrinks
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Report: HP nearing deal to buy EDS for $12 billion to $13 billion
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JPMorgan Chase CEO: recession is just beginning
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Rebate excludes taxpayers with foreign spouses
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USU gets $5 million for bridge study
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- Utah Jazz: Pau, right in the kisser
- Dueling Davids: Archuleta gasps as he advances to 'Idol' finals
- LDS Church alleges Wikimedia site infringed copyright
- Plans for FLDS families are not so individual
- LDS missionary from Farmington dies in England
- Canadian polygamist sect under pressure
- Family in exile makes Salt Lake home
- FLDS parents told to appear in court
- LDS Church expresses disappointment in California gay marriage decision
- Home construction takes a dive
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Utah Jazz: Pau, right in the kisser 240
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Long litany of legal disputes begins in FLDS raid 176
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MormonTimes.com: Hebrew DNA found in South America? 148
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Plans for FLDS families are not so individual 123
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Chairman says Texas CPS workers mistreated FLDS 121
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Ex-FLDS bride's book released 121
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Ex-FLDS member exploring custody solutions 106
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Utah Jazz tie series with 123-115 overtime win over Lakers 102
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Utah Republicans: Cannon hangs on for primary race 100
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A second FLDS mother gives birth in custody 97
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Mercado is already living the dream 0
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News analysis: Chaffetz facing uphill battle 58
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Robotic 'Iron Man' suit could usher in super soldier era 1
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LDS Church expresses disappointment in California gay marriage decision 77
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California gay marriage ban overturned, but ruling not likely to impact Utah's ban 89