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Obama's first year: Mark Penn's take
The Swampby Peter Nicholas Mark J. Penn, who served as the chief strategist for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, has some views about where President Barack Obama stands near the end of his first year in office. Obama's sliding support in the......Tags: Democratic Party, Mark Penn, Afghanistan, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama
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Battle line forming over rate changes
Of The Morning CallIt might be getting harder to drum up support for electricity deregulation. In January, a Pittsburgh-area small business coalition was among those that endorsed a letter touting the virtues of deregulation. But when asked to put his signature on a...Tags: Government, Economy, Business and Finance, Business, Companies and Corporations, Small Businesses
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Where there's smoke, there might be food research, too
Tribune staff reportersAmerica's largest foodmaker and its biggest cigarette company for years have likened themselves to distant siblings, giants that just happened to be owned by the same parent company. In fact, Kraft Foods Inc. and Philip Morris USA have pooled expertise...Tags: Business, Tobacco Products, Sales, U.S. Department of Justice, Research
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Black hole of lobbying disclosure
The SwampCharles Black Jr., a top adviser to the McCain campaign, has been the subject of unflattering ads in recent days by the Barack Obama campaign connected to his lobbying for Chinese and Russian oil companies. But Black's largely-overlooked lobbying for a...Tags: Government, Diplomacy, Society, Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin
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The sound of news is fading out on many FM stations
Media TalkCharlie Meyerson sits at home in Oak Park these days, learning more about the Internet and waiting for the phone to ring. Officially, the 43-year-old Meyerson is in-between jobs.Realistically, though, he's not sure whether his next job will be in radio....Tags: Radio Industry, Harold Washington, Entertainment, Jane Byrne, Journalism
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Bears play, public pays
Tribune staff reportersAs construction at Soldier Field advances, a Tribune analysis of the $632 million project shows that the public bill for the stadium renovation is higher than city officials have said it would be while benefits to taxpayers--in terms of promised...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Michael McCaskey, Renovation, Lawyers, Companies and Corporations
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