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BusinessWeek Online Top News Headlines:
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 Viacom vs. YouTube: Beyond Privacy
As Viacom is granted access to YouTube user records, a bigger threat to user-generated sites emerges: The law is increasingly siding with rights owners
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baltimoresun.com - business Headlines:
Lead damages lawsuit settled
Ground rents owner who filed bankruptcy will pay $1.53 million
Paul W. Nochumowitz, who has been one of Baltimore's biggest ground rent owners, has agreed to a $1.53 million settlement of a lawsuit that accused him of living lavishly from ground-rent income while claiming he was too poor to compensate former tenants harmed by exposure to lead paint.
Warship sets course for city
USS Sterett to be commissioned at South Locust Point
The USS Sterett, a 510-foot, $1.3 billion naval warship, left the shipyard in Bath, Maine, last week for sea trials and is to arrive in Baltimore on Aug. 2 with official commissioning ceremonies Aug. 9.
62,000 jobs lost in June; unemployment holds at 5.5%
U.S. unemployment holds at 5.5%; 'more ... losses coming'
U.S. ; 'more ... losses coming'
No quick fixes on oil, warns Treasury Secretary Paulson
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. warned yesterday that rising oil prices are likely to prolong the world economic slowdown.
American Airlines plans to trim 8% of its work force
More than 6,000 job cuts are likely at American Airlines as the nation's biggest airline hunkers down and tries to survive record high fuel costs.
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