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Kabul's car wash economy

With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash

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  • Former high school teacher Mirelva Mondini has been director of Cremona's luthier school for the last six years.

    Making masterpieces Monday, Jan. 25, 2010 08:15PM EST

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    Meet the people who will go down in history for leaving their marks on the worlds of commerce and finance over the past decade

  • The plane: Boeing took a multibillion-dollar gamble with the 787, betting on high-tech construction and a world-wide supply chain using digital blue print files that told engineers if everything would fit together.

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  • “It is sometimes hard to see the end of the crisis. But end it will. The actions that policy-makers are taking will be effective. The global economy will emerge from this period of weakness.” Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney, Dec. 17, 2008, to Toronto business audience

    Language of the crisis Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009 06:59PM EST

    A review of what global leaders and monetary officials said illustrates the depth of the crisis and the fragility of the financial system at the height of the recession

  • Sir Richard Branson started off his day with appearances on several radio shows, such as Virgin Radio's ' The Breakfast Show with Mad Dog and Billie' in Toronto.

    A day on the town with Richard Branson Thursday, Nov. 26, 2009 08:24PM EST

    Follow the founder of the Virgin empire as he tours through Toronto

  • Bernard Madoff walks down Lexington Ave. to his New York apartment last December.

    A peek at Bernard Madoff's rich lifestyle Friday, Nov. 13, 2009 12:30PM EST

    U.S. government prepares to auction off personal belongings

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