Costa Mesa News
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Since his restaurant Red Rooster Harlem transformed New York’s dining landscape by luring adventurous eaters uptown, Marcus Samuelsson has been using the spotlight to build a global brand.
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PokerStars, the world’s largest online poker site, is opening card rooms in casinos to promote its brand, even as land-based operators in the U.S. try to thwart its expansion on their turf.
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Republican activist Jim Righeimer fought unions for two decades before getting elected in November to the City Council in Costa Mesa , the Southern California city that’s home to the second-largest shopping mall in the U.S.
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Spot gasoline in California strengthened against futures after the prompt-month contract rolled into March and a government report showed West Coast inventories fell.
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Hyundai Motor Co.’s elevation of German-born Peter Schreyer to lead vehicle styling for both Hyundai and Kia Motors Corp. shows South Korea’s auto giant is making design central to its global ambitions.
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Heroes when they came home in 2009, Mike Jones and James Sosh dealt with difficult returns to civilian life through bleak hazes of drugs and alcohol.
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Hyundai Motor Co. Chairman Chung Mong Koo crosses the stage for his New Year’s address, his heels clicking as 600 employees wait in silence.
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Elliott Management Corp., the activist investor that pushed Novell Inc. to sell itself in 2010, has amassed more than an 11 percent stake in Emulex Corp., a provider of converged networking solutions for data centers.
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Mitt Romney said his comments calling many Americans “victims” dependent on government weren’t “elegantly stated,” stopping short of disavowing remarks that emerged as a fresh distraction to his campaign.
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Mitt Romney said his comment in a video released earlier today calling many Americans “victims” dependent on the government wasn’t “elegantly stated,” while stopping short of disavowing the remark.
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