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U.S. 'War on Coal' May Be Good Fight for Some Manufacturers

When the Obama administration unveiled new emission regulations for coal-fired power plants earlier this year, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) blasted the proposed rules, saying they would hurt its members "twice" - as energy users and as polluters "next in line" for such rules.
By James B. Kelleher
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'Frustrated' Obama Promises Fix For Malfunctioning Healthcare Website

By Steve Holland and Jeff Mason
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U.S. Job Growth Seen Having Revved Up Before Budget Fight Hit

By Lucia Mutikani
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U.S. Jobless Claims Fall But Computer Glitches Weigh

By Lucia Mutikani
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