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But Will It Play in Manhattan?
The company that owns British clothing retailer Topshop is scouting a site for a New York flagship that could open next spring.

F.A.A. Considers Effects of Proposal on Stopping Distances
The proposal by the Federal Aviation Administration would add to the safety margin used in pilots' calculations of airplane stopping distances.

Japan to Resume Imports of Beef From the U.S.
An agreement was reached today that will allow Japanese inspectors into American meatpacking plants.

Drug Prices Up Sharply This Year
AARP said drug prices jumped 3.9 percent, four times the general inflation rate during the first quarter of this year.

Bidding War Starts Over Hong Kong Telecom Company
Macquarie Bank of Australia and Newbridge Capital are said to be vying for PCCW, one of Hong Kong's biggest telecommunications and media companies.

Timber Becomes Tool in Effort to Cut Estate Tax
House Republicans hope a tax cut for timber companies will win Democratic support for their latest attempt to reduce the estate tax.

Disarray in Auction of Univision
The auction of Univision was sent into chaos last night as the group tipped to win the contest missed the deadline to submit an offer.

Creating Demand for City Living in Nashville
Anthony Giarratana is single-handedly creating a market for residential housing in downtown Nashville's central business district.

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