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  1. There’s been a bit of gluten free backlash lately, but this trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down. A recent poll found that nearly 30% of U.S. adults say they’re trying to go gluten free, and Googling the term generates more than 95 million results. If you’re on the gluten free bandwagon, either

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  1. After a website questioned whether the company was trying to relay a subliminal message to customers, Wendy’s said that the word “Mom” is embedded in its logo,  but it’s unintentional. The company began using the new logo, still featuring founder Dave Thomas’ daughter as an 8-year...

  2. Mitt Romney may have introduced “binder full of women” into the lexicon, but a group working to promote women in business is proposing its own binder full of women in conjunction with its release on the latest, dismal numbers on women at the top of...

  3. How Unemployed 'Desperates' Take 'Undesirable' Jobs, and Some Even Build Careers From Them

  4. Companies developing mother-friendly programs, mentoring initiatives for women

  5. Simon Constable on why international concerns are overriding good job numbers.

  6. Researchers Lambast Health Insurance Companies; Not All Convinced Investment Is Irresponsible

  7. Kids meals are losing steam. Hit by the triple-whammy of the recession and the evolving tastes that kids have in the food they eat and toys they play with, orders for the $5.6 billion kids meal segment are down 9% over the past year ended in March, reports research firm NPD Group. Orders from

  8. Sale of the century? Stock of Citigroup is trading below $1. That's less then their ATM fee. In 2006 they were at $55 a share. Alcoa is around $5.26. The cost of a big roll of aluminum foil. Hewlett-Packard is...

  9. WASHINGTON (AP) - Parents looking for healthy meal choices for their children are likely to find slim pickings on the menus of the nation's top restaurant chains, according to a report released Monday by a nonprofit public health group. Nearly every possible combination of the children's meals at

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