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	business Daily update ⋅ April 10, 2015
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	True Detective Business Insider Season 2 of the series, starring Colin Farrell, Vince Vaughn, and Rachel McAdams will premiere June 21. It will comprise of eight hour-long episodes. Flag as irrelevant
	The Willis Report Fox Business The Willis Report on Fox Business Network - follow Gerri Willis weekdays at 5 PM ET as she investigates top business stories, corporate scams and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kelly Clarkson gets into the greeting card game Fox News Apr. 09, 2015 - 1:30 - The original 'American Idol' is teaming with American Greetings to design and launch her own card line. Fox Business Channel ... Flag as irrelevant
	Guys are going crazy for solid cologne Business Insider VIDEO: Because every man should always smell good. Flag as irrelevant
	Orange is the New Black Business Insider Netflix just released the first trailer for the third season of "Orange is the New Black," and it looks great. Taylor Schilling, Kate Mugrew, Laverne Cox, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Walgreens Aims to Close About 200 US Stores US News & World Report By TOM MURPHY, AP Business Writer. Walgreens plans to close about 200 U.S. stores as the nation's largest drugstore chain expands on a $1 billion ... Flag as irrelevant
	The right way to say 15 brand names you're mispronouncing all the time Business Insider Be it because of a language barrier or just bad planning on the company's part, many people go around mispronouncing high-profile brand names. Flag as irrelevant
	Man Commits Suicide with Shotgun in Waiting Room of Small Business LiveLeak.com OP: The man took his own life in a small business in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The man was a guard at the business. He walked into the ... Flag as irrelevant
	NAACP: Shooting 'Business As Usual' Yahoo News Watch the video NAACP: Shooting 'Business As Usual' on Yahoo News . Civil rights leaders want North Charleston police to create a citizens review ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Beauty and Logic of the Million-Dollar Car Bloomberg Be they small supercar shops or giant mass-market brands, almost all luxury automakers have a vehicle that will break the $1000000 mark. Flag as irrelevant
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