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Come July 1, interest rates on some federal student loans could jump from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent.
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The Obama administration says a free trade agreement with Colombia can be fully implemented because of steps the Colombian government has taken to prevent violence against labor union members and improve workers' rights.
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Best Buy has about 1,400 locations in the United States.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 218 points and closed at its highest level since the end of 2007.
Just as investors were getting used to quiet days on Wall Street, they got rattled, leading to stocks' worst day of the year.
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The Dow hadn't closed above 13,000 since May 2008.
Nearly 17,000 students are enrolled at Davidson County Community College annually.
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center opened the research facility Tuesday. The building is a former RJR tobacco warehouse.
Wake Forest Biotech Place opens officially Tuesday. Job creation expected to be more than just medical researchers.
Kellogg says it expects to complete the Pringles acquisition during the summer.
An economic impact study reveals: Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center brings $3.8 billion to the local economy, 13,000+ jobs.
The group attacked the website of Itau Unibanco Banco Multiplo SA, Brazil's largest private sector bank.
President Obama will call upon Congress to pass a legislation that would eliminate tax rates on capitol gains for investments in small businesses.
Banks are curbing bonus pay for last year, as stock prices slumped, mortgage related costs still mounted and the Occupy Wall Street movement went national.
Bing search engine now ranks second behind Google.
A historic building in downtown Winston-Salem could become the Triad's next luxury hotel.
Mailing gift cards can come with risks of them not arriving, but there are ways to ensure they do.
A pre-employment program at the Women's Resource Center aims to displaced homemakers prepare for workplace.
Police are investigating a robbery that turned deadly late Friday at a food store. The suspects are armed with an assault rifle.
In the unprecedented case a Judge ordered the gynecologist to pay $1,300 a month until the child's 26th birthday.
After four years of severe headaches, Elkin teen finds out she has an egg-size brain tumor.
Police said the body was found behind the God's House of Deliverance Church on Randolph St. Friday morning.
Investigators said the woman was last seen leaving a bar on Summit Avenue early Thursday morning.
Police were called after a woman ran inside the school screaming for help saying her friend had been shot.
The Times-News of Burlington reports that the Caswell County Sheriff's Office, the FBI, and the Secret Service are also looking into the damage caused to property belonging to 66-year-old Ernest Pinnix.
The Tar Heels and Wolfpack game brought in a record 10,229 people.
CBS Station KWCH reported as many as 5 tornadoes touched down in Rush County, Kansas last night.
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