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Local Economists Discuss Housing Crisis

With statistics indicating that over the next two years, one in 26 Maryland homeowners with sub-prime mortgages will be at risk of losing their homes to foreclosure, the topic is paramount these days in public concern and debate. WYPR reporter Melody Simmons went to a forum on the crisis Monday afternoon, where she heard more dire forecasts.
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With CNET, CBS eyes big Web audience
CBS is paying $1.8 billion for CNET, the Internet icon that's run into some trouble of late. What's in the deal for CBS? Stacey Vanek-Smith reports.

If GE's under pressure, what's next?
General Electric reportedly is looking to sell off its appliance unit. If a bellwether like GE is struggling, what's it like out there for everyone else? Nancy Marshall Genzer reports.

Quake puts focus on China dam building
Troops have been dispatched to shore up nearly 400 dams damaged by the Sichuan province earthquake. Mother Nature's mostly to blame, but there are worries over human error, too, since China has been exporting its dam-building expertise. Scott Tong reports.

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