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If the presidential contest in Virginia is as close as polls show, the outcome might be determined by a folksy ex-congressman with a country twang who has been a Democrat, an independent and a Republican and may now earn a new label: spoiler.
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Hospira Inc., the maker of generic injectable drugs, gained the most in almost five months after the company said a factory cited for manufacturing deficiencies had reopened and was near previous production levels.
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Chris Housand dumped his job as a forklift operator in January to seek skills that would make him valuable over a lifetime.
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Virgil Goode, an anti-immigration southerner, and Gary Johnson, a pro-marijuana southwesterner, have little in common, save one thing: They both are seeking to shake up the American presidential race as third-party candidates.
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Hospira Inc., embroiled in regulatory scrutiny for flaws in its manufacturing practices, has become so cheap that buyers may now pounce to claim a third of the world’s market for specialty generic injectable drugs.
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Hospira Inc., a maker of generic injectable drugs, declined the most ever after the company reduced its annual earnings forecast to reflect costs to improve manufacturing at a North Carolina factory.
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Canadian stocks rose, completing a third-straight weekly gain, as energy producers and banks advanced after U.S. unemployment fell to a two-year low.
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President Barack Obama said he will nominate North Carolina Banking Commissioner Joseph A. Smith Jr . to become chief regulator for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as the administration prepares to overhaul the mortgage firms.
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Efforts by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to force sellers to repurchase soured mortgages may be weakened by the replacement of their “very aggressive” regulator, Graham Fisher & Co. analyst Joshua Rosner said.
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