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Change Agent GoodGuide and others use technology to help turn consumers green
A host of companies and nonprofits are using technology – from smartphones to social networking – to make it easier for consumers to choose environmentally friendly products.
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Dow jumps 272 points
Stocks rallied Monday amid hopes for a fix to Europe's debt problems. The Dow went up 272 points to close at 11043, making up nearly a third of last week's losses.
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Hot dog lawsuits: Will real wiener emerge?
Kraft Foods, the maker of Oscar Mayer hot dogs, and Sara Lee, manufacturer of Ball Park franks, begin court proceedings this week in hopes of ending a three-year legal dispute
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Stock market: Stocks mostly down after biggest day of the year
Stock market was down early Wednesday afternoon, with the traders worried about the US debt limit. Still, Tuesday's strong gains left the three major indexes of the stock market in positive territory for the month.
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Stocks end mixed in choppy session
Dow is virtually unchanged, while S&P and Nasdaq fall. Silver falls more than 7 percent.
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Onetime foes, companies and activists find ways to cooperate
Companies and activists are partnering on environmental, health, and other issues. Labor initiatives are more problematic.
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How to keep Valentine roses fresh longer
How to make cut flowers last longer.
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How to be clean and green
Parties promote natural, make-it-yourself alternatives to store-bought cleansers.
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How green is that product?
An increasing number of consumers want ‘green’ products for their homes. How to determine which ones are and which ones claim to be but aren’t?
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Beyond gasoline: Prices surge for oil-based goods
Some consumer-products companies are starting to pass on higher energy costs to consumers.
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Opinion: Hungry for change in Haiti
Amid riots and political upheaval, Haiti needs the right kind of relief.
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