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Banking & Finance

Subprime woes continue to shake out
By KATHY KAHN

These days, the subprime free-fall is akin to watching an episode of TV’s “Fear Factor” only instead of being asked to dangle from a cable, lenders and borrowers are trying to avoid twisting in the breeze of bad credit risks, overpriced homes and “no doc” loans.

Big banks look to lure more small business
By BOB ROZYCKI

American banks are paying more attention to small businesses to grow revenue and are finding the Internet a useful tool to do so, according to a study released last week by Boston-based Aite Group.

Health Care

What sustains in utero could heal later
Purchase lab gathers and stores umbilical cord blood
BY JOHN GOLDEN

To bank or not to bank? To bank publicly for free or privately for a fee?

With stem cells increasingly used in a range of experimental treatments and medical research, a growing number of parents are confronted with those questions at childbirth.

Leisure, Travel & Transportation

9/11 bill OKs easier screening process
By ALEXANDER SOULE

A hundred dollars will soon buy you or your company’s head of international sales an easy pass through more airport-security checkpoints.

State asserts bridges are sound
By BRYAN F. YURCAN

Sometimes, it takes tragedy to spur change.

The collapse of the Interstate 35W Bridge in Minneapolis earlier this month that killed at least nine people has raised concerns about the safety of bridges across the country.

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