The Count: In One Industry, Great Danger From Falling Axes
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Planned job cuts in the United States auto industry reached 151,457 this year through November.
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The bigger they are, the harder they (might) fall.
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ATLANTA -- You better watch out: Holiday decorating can be dangerous, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns. In its first study of seasonal spills, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Two scary things can destroy the value of your portfolio.
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Three weaknesses are hammering the home-improvement giant.
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When a train crash spilled deadly chlorine gas in Graniteville, S.C., some workers on the graveyard shift at a textile plant ran into the parking lot. It was the wrong strategy.
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There might be signs of life in the industry after all.
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The construction industry comes under fire from unions for its "failure" to act to prevent workplace fatalities.
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Paramedics, it turns out, face a high risk of being injured on the job.
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In its first study of seasonal spills, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says about 58-hundred people end up in US emergency rooms each holiday season because of decorating injuries.
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Tumbles from ladders, chairs while tree-trimming or decorating for the holidays send thousands to the hospital each season, US experts say.
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The bigger they are, the harder they fall.
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With the American toy industry reeling from recalls of millions of Chinese-made toys, some of Europeâs best-known toy makers find themselves in a fortuitous position.
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Iconoclasts at heart, the best scientists are faced with an occupational hazard: having left their mark on one small patch of ground, they are tempted to stir up trouble elsewhere.
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Some mistakes are not always mistakes.
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In todayÂs economy, workers have to prepare for the possibility that their jobs wonÂt last as long as they once expected.
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Those of you who have been through a few of the steel industry&#39;s cycles may remember the fear corporate raider Carl Icahn struck in the hearts of the United Steelworkers