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Surging BRIC middle classes are eclipsing global poverty
By 2022, those living in poverty will be a minority for the first time, as the global middle class – particularly from BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) nations – surges. Does new affluence signal shifting global power?
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What GM gets from investing in hybrid startup Bright Automotive
With its $5 million investment in the Indiana startup Bright Automotive, which plans to build a plug-in hybrid delivery truck, GM potentially gains access to new technology and maybe a new product.
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Supreme Court ruling barring aid to terrorist groups: why some lament it
Humanitarian and peace organizations say their direct interaction with violent or terrorist groups is vital to intervention efforts. The Supreme Court decision Monday means they do it at their peril.
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Supreme Court: Peace activists challenge US antiterror law
The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether an antiterror law violates the Constitution. The US solicitor general calls it 'a vital weapon.' A lawyer for international peace activists argues it will send his clients to prison.
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Supreme Court: Does part of Patriot Act violate citizens' rights?
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether a part of the Patriot Act designed to isolate terrorists violates Americans' rights to freedom of speech and association.
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The great electric car race of 2010
This year, more automakers will roll out electric cars to American roadways.
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Can Detroit go green?
In the race for the best green auto technology, Detroit is a slightly late entrant. But from battery innovation to re-training workers, the Motor City is going to give green a go.
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Supreme Court to review ban on certain aid to terrorist groups
The court will examine whether part of the Patriot Act prohibits activities protected by the First Amendment.
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Buy new? Pickup owners say no.
For many of the 41 million Americans who rely on light trucks, new efficiency isn't worth the higher upfront cost.
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My ride? It’s a power plant
Electric cars could sell battery power back to the grid in an emerging plan called V2G – ‘vehicle to grid.’
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Electric cars charge ahead
At least nine major car companies promise plug-in vehicles by 2013.
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Michigan's survival plan: Find new industries – fast.
Long dependent on auto manufacturing, the state and its cities are bracing for even deeper budget cuts.








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