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Fight over India's buildings turns violent

by Miranda Kennedy

Sep 22, 2006

India's government has been tearing down illegal buildings in its capital and this week enraged business owners fought back. Three people were killed when protests turned violent. Miranda Kennedy explains the situation.

Battle for viewers begins

by Bob Moon

Sep 22, 2006

Host Bob Moon and Daily Variety's Stuart Levine look at the network ratings drama behind this year's fall TV lineup.

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Coca-Coffee?

by Ashley Milne-Tyte

Sep 22, 2006

Soft drink maker Coca-Cola is getting into premium coffee drinks. Ashley Milne-Tyte looks at whether there's room in this increasingly crowded market.

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Eat your spinach . . . PLEASE

by Rachel Dornhelm

Sep 22, 2006

The lobby for fruit and vegetable growers is considering a marketing campaign to restore consumer confidence in spinach once the E.coli warning is lifted. Rachel Dornhelm looks at its chances for success.

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WTC site plans move forward

by Lisa Napoli

Sep 22, 2006

One of the last hurdles to rebuilding at Ground Zero was cleared yesterday, but other potential problems loom, Lisa Napoli reports.

China adds golf to its curriculum

by Jocelyn Ford

Sep 22, 2006

Not all the students China's prestigious Peking University are thrilled about the school's investment in a sport only the wealthy can afford. But some say it's an important business asset. Jocelyn Ford reports.

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More trouble for Airbus

by Stephen Beard

Sep 22, 2006

Dubai-based airline company Emirates may rethink its $13.5 billion order for 43 new Airbus super jumbo jets. Company executives are angry at the prospect of further delays. Stephen Beard reports.

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HP investor confidence falters

by Stacey Vanek Smith

Sep 22, 2006

Hewlett Packard's share price takes it worst plunge since the "pretexting" scandal broke two weeks ago. The drop followed news that CEO Mark Hurd has been linked to the spying allegations. Stacey Vanek-Smith reports.

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Is it time to pay college athletes?

by Scott Jagow

Sep 22, 2006

Host Scott Jagow talks to business of sports commentator Diana Nyad about the fallout over allegations that star running back Reggie Bush took money and gifts from sports agents while playing college football.

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