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A stabbing attack in a busy downtown area of Columbus, Ohio, that left two victims and the suspect in critical condition appears to have been a random act, Columbus authorities said Thursday.

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SI.com: Andy Staples: The All-Name Team: Monikers made for the national spotlightupdated: Tue Jan 31 2012 13:24:00

Since I don't watch anything besides Chuggington, it took nearly a month of the NBA season before I caught a SportsCenter highlight that showed the words WORLD PEACE emblazoned on the back of the former Ron Artest's jersey. One thought immediately came to mind.

SI.com: Stewart Mandel: BCS seems destined for another controversial finish; more mailbagupdated: Wed Nov 23 2011 13:52:00

In the 13 years of the BCS, there have been only five occasions when we were reasonably certain the correct two teams played in the championship game. This isn't shaping up to be the sixth.

Fewer hubs mean fewer options for fliersupdated: Mon May 16 2011 11:53:00

If you live in a small to mid-size city, you've probably seen your airline choices shrink over the last few years.

CNNMoney: Unions under fire as states try to curtail benefitsupdated: Fri Feb 18 2011 19:05:00

Lots of state officials are pressing public employees to shoulder more of their health care and pension costs.

People.com: Homeless Man with Golden Voice Reunites with Motherupdated: Fri Jan 07 2011 15:08:00

"Man, it was like a dream finally came true," Ted Williams says after a 10-year separation

CNNMoney: Federal worker: Don't freeze my payupdated: Wed Dec 01 2010 11:04:00

Federal workers found out this week that President Obama wants to freeze their pay for two years.

SI.com: Fresh start for Arniel as Jackets fire coaching staffupdated: Tue Jun 15 2010 17:19:00

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The Columbus Blue Jackets have fired former interim head coach Claude Noel, assistants Gary Agnew and Gord Murphy and strength and conditioning coach Barry Brennan.

SI.com: Allan Muir: Handicapping the leading NHL coach candidatesupdated: Wed Jun 02 2010 10:03:00

Steve Yzerman hasn't been in charge of the Tampa Bay Lightning long enough for his new business cards to be printed, but the floundering club's latest savior/general manager doesn't have time to worry about the small stuff. He needs to plan for the upcoming draft, where the Bolts hold the sixth overall choice.

FSB: Rebuilding from real estate rubbleupdated: Thu Nov 19 2009 10:28:00

Semper fidelis, the U.S. Marine Corps motto, means "always faithful" in Latin. As a young grunt serving at Camp Lejeune, N.C., Duane Draughon learned to remain loyal to the mission -- "whatever the cost," he says.

Police: No evidence teen was threatened over Christianityupdated: Mon Sep 14 2009 22:46:00

A Florida law enforcement report has found no credible evidence that a teenager's father threatened to kill her for converting from Islam to Christianity.

Mediation next step in teen Muslim-Christian caseupdated: Fri Sep 04 2009 11:54:00

A judge has ordered mediation in the case of a teen girl who says her family threatened to kill her for converting from Islam to Christianity.

Runaway convert fears deathupdated: Fri Sep 04 2009 11:54:00

Is an Ohio teenager a runaway or risking her life for her religion?

Parents of Christian convert deny threat allegationsupdated: Thu Sep 03 2009 23:14:00

The parents of an Ohio teenager who claims her father threatened to kill her because she converted from Islam to Christianity denied Thursday all allegations against them.

CNNMoney: How we got a loanupdated: Tue Jul 28 2009 09:07:00

Matthew and Marnie Brannon, co-owners of Midwest Fiat in Columbus, Ohio, have run their vintage Italian car parts and service shop for five years. Late last year, they were offered the chance to buy a competitor and expand their business -- but no bank would lend them the money to do it.

Greene: A lesson from Woody Hayesupdated: Sun Jul 12 2009 07:37:00

The localness of what we did down at the paper defined everything. Even as a kid brand-new to the staff and brand-new to the newspaper business, hired to work during summer vacations, I could tell that.

Police officers saved by stimulus may still lose jobsupdated: Tue May 26 2009 20:56:00

It was a success story the White House was eager to highlight: Earlier this year, President Obama attended the graduation of 25 police recruits in Columbus, Ohio, touting it as a victory for the federal stimulus package.

FDA warns makers of unapproved narcoticsupdated: Tue Mar 31 2009 18:14:00

Seeking to remove unapproved drugs from the marketplace, the Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday ordered nine companies to stop manufacturing narcotics whose therapeutic claims have not been proved.

Obama and unemploymentupdated: Sat Mar 07 2009 08:42:00

CNN's Dan Lothian reports on Obama's trip to Columbus, Ohio, to highlight the police cadet jobs saved by the stimulus.

For Ohio officer, pomp and good circumstanceupdated: Sat Mar 07 2009 08:42:00

For Officer Joshua Vandop, Friday was special on many levels. For one, his graduation from a police training program featured President Obama as the commencement speaker.

The politics of unemploymentupdated: Fri Mar 06 2009 11:55:00

CNN Deputy Political Director Paul Steinhauser looks at the politics behind the latest unemployment numbers.

Obama touts job creation from stimulus planupdated: Fri Mar 06 2009 11:55:00

President Obama on Friday touted the benefits of his economic recovery plan at a police cadet graduation made possible as a result of the recently passed $787 billion stimulus package.

SI.com: Andrea Canales: Veterans in U.S.-Mexico rivalry ready to go to warupdated: Mon Feb 09 2009 16:59:00

War. In heated rivalries, you can't get around that word when describing the competition of two archrivals battling each other. On Wednesday, the U.S. and Mexico resume their heated relationship in Columbus, Ohio, as the final round of World Cup qualifying begins.

Ohio family found dead in suspected murder-suicideupdated: Thu Jan 29 2009 15:18:00

A family of four has been found dead in a suburban Columbus, Ohio, home in what's believed to be a murder-suicide, authorities said Thursday.

Time.com: Teen Suicides Dip, But Rate Still Highupdated: Wed Sep 03 2008 17:00:00

The number of teen suicides has fallen slightly but the rate remains disturbingly high, researchers said

Time.com: Making Gymnastics Safer for Kidsupdated: Tue Apr 08 2008 16:00:00

A new study shows that gymnastics causes as many injuries as ice hockey or soccer, but improved equipment is helping

CNNMoney: Jobs get tossed out of storesupdated: Mon Mar 17 2008 17:00:00

As U.S. job growth hits the skids, a shrinking labor market means one thing for the nervous retail workers who reside in Columbus, Ohio: Their jobs are on shaky ground.

Money Magazine: New mortgage deals: 'Offset' loansupdated: Thu Nov 29 2007 16:03:00

Question: I've heard that American lenders are now offering something called an offset mortgage, which is popular in the U.K. Do you think this is a good deal? - Jeffrey S. Kallas, Columbus, Ohio

10 ways to get kids environmentally involvedupdated: Tue Oct 23 2007 14:50:00

1. Be artful. Stock your child's coloring table with used printer paper and empty cereal boxes. He can draw on the unprinted sides of the paper, and the insides of cereal boxes are great for finger painting. Bonus points for turning his artwork into wrapping paper.

Your e-mails: The family of the futureupdated: Tue Jun 13 2006 16:09:00

As part of our Welcome to the Future special report, we recently asked for your thoughts on the future of the family.

Behind the numbers -- the human cost of warupdated: Tue Sep 07 2004 16:48:00

For every American killed in Iraq, there are many left to grieve at home.

CNNMoney: Living paycheck to paycheckupdated: Fri Mar 12 2004 10:21:00

My husband and I made $110,000 last year, but we still live paycheck to paycheck. How can we stop doing that?

Police link 19th shooting in Ohioupdated: Thu Jan 15 2004 06:27:00

A 19th shooting in the Columbus, Ohio, area has been linked to a series of shootings that have left one person dead, authorities said Wednesday.

Money Magazine: Music, Sweet Musicupdated: Tue Jul 01 2003 00:01:00

Summer concerts are a blast, but waiting in line to score tickets--and shelling out megabucks--isn't. So Clear Channel Entertainment, which sells 70% of all summer concert tickets in the U.S. and o...

Fortune: Subject: Save the Tikisupdated: Mon Apr 16 2001 00:01:00

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Fortune: FORTUNE 5 Hundred Largest U.S. Corporationsupdated: Mon Apr 26 1999 00:01:00

[Complete text not available--table also provides profits, rank by profits, percent change in profits from 1997, assets, rank by assets, stockholder's equity, rank by stockholders' equity, market v...

Fortune: FORTUNE 5 Hundred Largest U.S. Corporationsupdated: Mon Apr 27 1998 00:01:00

[Complete text not available--table also provides profits, rank by profits, percent change in profits from 1996, assets, rank by assets, stockholder's equity, rank by stockholders' equity, market v...

Money Magazine: HOW CAN WE INVEST $28,000 SO WE CAN SEND OUR SON TO COLLEGE IN NINE YEARS?updated: Wed Nov 27 1996 00:01:00

Q. Our nine-year-old son received a $28,000 settlement following an auto accident. We'd like to invest the money for his college education. How should we proceed so that there's enough money in nin...

Money Magazine: DON'T PAY FOR MORTGAGE INSURANCE YOU DON'T NEEDupdated: Tue Oct 01 1996 00:01:00

If you make a down payment of less than 20% when you finance a home--as about half this year's estimated 4.7 million home buyers will--the lender will probably demand that you buy a mortgage insura...

Fortune: HOW PARENTS WIN STRAIGHT A'supdated: Mon Oct 16 1995 00:01:00

Autumn is here, and the sight of yellow school buses should goad parents of thumb-sucking toddlers to start doing something about college tuition. After all, fees have been racing skyward by an ave...

Money Magazine: HELP! WE'RE SLAVES TO A HOUSE WORTH LESS THAN ITS MORTGAGEupdated: Fri May 01 1992 00:01:00

Q Please help two ''mortgage slaves.'' We are in the ninth year of a 30-year, $128,000 mortgage at a whopping fixed interest rate of 14%. We'd refinance, but we can't. Thanks to a bad real estate m...

Money Magazine: REACH OUT TO LET YOUR BANK PAY ALL YOUR BILLSupdated: Wed Jan 01 1992 00:01:00

If you've ignored the decade-long hype about banking from home, it's finally time to start paying attention. Several major banks, such as BankOne of Columbus, Ohio, and Chase Manhattan and Citibank...

Fortune: THE NEW POWERS Recession always causes permanent shifts and makes some titans rise while others fall. Here's a guide to who won updated: Mon Aug 12 1991 00:01:00

THEY ARE ALL washed up now, dead mice on the economy's kitchen floor. They got in trouble because of their own excesses, and the recession polished them off. You no longer have to worry that the Do...

Fortune: NOW HEAR THIS updated: Mon Jul 01 1991 00:01:00

-- JAMES E. ANDREWS, 63, a leader of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), on the denomination's discussion of proposals to accept premarital sex, bisexuality, and homosexuality: ''I have a feeling tha...

Money Magazine: TRAVEL TIPSupdated: Sun Jul 01 1990 00:01:00

Looking for a Grand Canyon hiking map? A Padua-to-Pisa train schedule? Call one of these travel bookstores (shipping costs about $3):

Fortune: COMPANIES TO WATCH Decor Corp.updated: Mon Dec 23 1985 00:01:00

Decor of Columbus, Ohio, a 46-store retailer of posters, prints, and lithographs, has agreed to acquire one of its largest competitors, financially troubled Art Explosion Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, F...

Fortune: MARRIAGE MEGABUCKS updated: Mon Jul 22 1985 00:01:00

Big fancy weddings are back. Altar-bound couples book the Grand Ballroom of New York's Plaza Hotel for receptions 12 months in advance at $50,000 a crack. For $8,800 they take over the ranch house ...

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