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A crowd of hundreds of thousands of people, including warmly dressed women with American flags stuck in their hair, a smattering of celebrities and many Republicans, gathered yesterday to witness President Barack Obama take his second oath of office on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.
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If you laid the New York City subway system in a line, it would stretch from New York to Detroit. Now imagine inspecting every inch of that track.
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If you laid the New York City subway system in a line, it would stretch from New York to Detroit. Now imagine inspecting every inch of that track.
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Wells Fargo & Co. won’t be able to claim $115 million in tax deductions from 2002 based on an appellate court’s ruling that its leases with public transit agencies and technology companies amount to “abusive tax shelters.”
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Most subway riders in New York’s Times Square subway station walked past both Cyrus McGoldrick and the anti-Islamist wall advertisement he was protesting.
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Senator Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat, will seek to attach commuter tax benefits to legislation that would extend the U.S. payroll tax cut.
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The 5.8-magnitude earthquake that surprised the U.S. East Coast with the biggest shake since 1988 may be followed by aftershocks for weeks, scientists said.
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Federal prosecutors said they were prepared to summon Goldman Sachs Group Inc. President Gary Cohn as a witness to rebut Galleon Group LLC co-founder Raj Rajaratnam’s defense in his insider-trading trial.
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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority plans to sell $650 million of revenue bonds this week to help finance an extension of the U.S. capital’s passenger rail system to Washington Dulles International Airport.
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A breakdown of safety measures that contributed to a deadly 2009 commuter-train crash in Washington should lead to federal regulation of transit systems, the top U.S. transportation safety investigator said.
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