Tobacco settlement talks break down
New York AP reports negotiations by Lorillard Tobacco and Liggett Group to reach a nationwide settlement shielding them from punitive damages have ended. The talks, tied to lawsuits from sick smokers health insurers and union funds, stopped after disagreements on major terms. Lorillard and Liggett had proposed large public health funds in exchange for immunity from punitive claims.
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Lorillard Tobacco
Liggett Group
U.S
Jack B. Weinstein
Brooklyn
John Coale
Washington
Lorillard
Newport
Kent
Liggett
Eve
Philip Morris
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Milstein
Ex cons ride wave of hiring during booming economy
Employers nationwide seek ex convicts and recovering addicts to fill jobs as the economy hits a 30 year low unemployment. Second chance job fairs in states from Massachusetts to California draw hundreds of applicants and dozens of employers including Radisson Hilton United HealthCare and the Army.
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United Parcel Service
Massachusetts
Ohio
Iowa
Texas
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Radisson
Hilton
United HealthCare
Army
Antwan Berry
Berry
America
Irene Lurie
Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government
Albany
N.Y
St. Louis
Titan Tube
Kevin
Black
Walgreens
Northern California Service League
San Francisco
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