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CNNMoney: Why bankruptcy isn't a brand killerupdated: Tue Jan 17 2012 13:18:00

Neither bankruptcy nor a liquidation can kill iconic brands.

CNNMoney: Twinkies will keep coming despite bankruptcyupdated: Wed Jan 11 2012 13:13:00

Rest easy, Twinkie lovers: Hostess Brands, the storied American manufacturer of snack cakes, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Wednesday, but said it will continue to churn out Ho Hos, Ding Dongs and other iconic products.

People.com: Sarah Palin's Response to President Obama Debt Talk: I'm Eating Fried Butterupdated: Thu Aug 11 2011 18:29:00

"I'll enjoy [fried food] in honor of those who'd rather make us just 'eat our peas,'" she jokes

Twinkie diet helps nutrition professor lose 27 poundsupdated: Tue Nov 16 2010 17:45:00

Twinkies. Nutty bars. Powdered donuts.

The ultimate Twinkie dietupdated: Tue Nov 16 2010 17:45:00

A Kansas State professor loses weight eating junk food.

The bottom-line diet: Eat lessupdated: Tue Nov 16 2010 15:19:00

There were no diet pills, shakes or detoxes. And no, it wasn't caveman food, grapefruit, Twinkies, Taco Bell or Subway sandwiches.

CNNMoney: Health test for insurance coverageupdated: Wed Oct 21 2009 13:45:00

Let's start with what a health assessment actually is. It's an online questionnaire with 25 - 80 questions that over half of companies are giving to employees according to a recent study by Aon Consulting. The information is collected by a third party.

SI.com: Jon Wertheim: Gas, chips, Twinkies and ... wine?updated: Mon Apr 14 2008 12:13:00

These are trying times for talent scouts. Not long ago, a classic "bird-dog" like Jerry Krause could make a stealth trip to central Arkansas, find a versatile swingman and acquire him before other teams had ever seen the guy play. Imagine the equivalent of Scottie Pippen today: His first-triple would be posted on You Tube before sunrise. By which time, some scouting service would have posted his seventh-grade stats on a Web site.

Time.com: The Global Primary Starts Too 
updated: Tue Feb 05 2008 20:55:00

Obama appears the early favorite as Democrats from London to Jakarta help choose their party's candidate for the first time 


Where burgers, fried Twinkies and Fat Darrells beganupdated: Mon Oct 15 2007 09:37:00

1. The Hamburger -- Louis' Lunch, New Haven, Connecticut

SI.com: The Iron Sikh: Why an awkward, talentless GW student entered draftupdated: Thu May 24 2007 21:45:00

I know what you might be thinking: another no-name enters the NBA Draft to get his 15 seconds of fame. I will not lie to you -- this is what I am doing -- but I fancy myself as more than a generic 6-foot-5 college student who thinks he can be the next Steve Nash. My name is Monty Singh Harika and I am the first Sikh to enter the NBA Draft. In fact, I'm the first Sikh to be a part of any sport's draft. Is that what makes me different from any other person who has entered the draft? I guess it does.

Two boys found alive; one missing since 2002 updated: Fri Jan 12 2007 17:52:00

Two missing Missouri boys, one of them missing since 2002, were found alive in a Kirkwood, Missouri, apartment, and a suspect was arrested, Franklin County Sheriff Gary Toelke said Friday.

Business 2.0: Hits & Missesupdated: Thu Sep 01 2005 00:01:00

[HIT] Geezer Aid. The Live 8 charity concerts held around the world on July 2 were an unqualified success, bringing out more than a million people to support the fight against poverty in Africa. Bu...

The Cafeteria Crusaderupdated: Mon Dec 06 2004 16:49:00

When schools opened in Texas this fall, some favorites were missing from the cafeteria menus: sodas and candy bars had been banned for grade schoolers; chips and cookies were mini-size. And that perennial favorite, the French fry, was given just one more year before it too will be banned. Howls of protest could be heard from Lubbock to Laredo. And not just from students.

CNNMoney: Kraft to team with South Beach Dietupdated: Mon Sep 27 2004 06:56:00

Kraft Foods is about to get the seal of approval from the South Beach diet on some of its products, including Kraft cheese, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Cool Whip and Planters peanuts, according to a published report.

CNNMoney: Twinkies' maker files bankruptcyupdated: Wed Sep 22 2004 05:57:00

Interstate Bakeries, maker of Wonder Bread and Twinkies, filed for bankruptcy court protection early Wednesday.

CNNMoney: Stocks turn to Iraq, techupdated: Wed Sep 22 2004 05:40:00

Renewed violence in Iraq, continuing high oil prices and concern about the tech sector could contribute to a drop in stock prices when the markets open Wednesday.

Fortune: Skin Games Wrinklesupdated: Mon Jan 07 2002 00:01:00

What, if anything, makes you wince when you look in the mirror? Frown lines, puffy eyes, crow's-feet, laugh lines? What about turkey neck, which is skin-expert talk for those wattles that may impel...

FSB: My Search For a Cure One writer's quest to find allergy relief. Her advice? Skip the herbs and Neti Pot.updated: Mon May 01 2000 00:01:00

Some people revel in spring fever. I battle hay fever. And as a veteran of the trenches, I can say this war is hell. My arsenal: nasal sprays, herbal remedies, drugs, tissues, and an air filter. At...

Fortune: Performing Poorly? The Solution's a No-Brainer: Just Pop a Smart Pill! ROGAINE FOR THE BRAINupdated: Mon Apr 26 1999 00:01:00

Work-hard/play-hard fast-track executive. Forty-plus. Male. Divorced. A tad insecure. Recovering from a George Stephanopoulos-sized bout with burnout. Zoloft helped. Tremendously. Uses Rogaine. Ver...

Money Magazine: SHOULD WE SELL OUR 3% T-BILLS AND BUY 6% BOND FUNDS?updated: Mon Mar 01 1993 00:01:00

Q. My wife and I are 67 and retired. Two years ago, to supplement our $28,000- a-year pension and Social Security income, we invested $60,000 in three- month Treasury bills paying 6%. We have been ...

Fortune: BANKRUPTCY'S SPREADING BLIGHT Encouraged by recession and ill-conceived legal reform, once sound companies are failing in recordupdated: Mon Jun 03 1991 00:01:00

THE UNITED STATES of America is a great place to go broke. Any business in this bighearted country, whether insolvent or not, is free to shortchange its creditors while enjoying the full favor and ...

Money Magazine: The Bank of the Future Increasingly, banks are selling products you don't need. Here's how to beat them at updated: Fri Nov 09 1990 00:01:00

Remember when a bank was a bank? A bastion of financial conservatism where no one would dream of encouraging you to borrow frivolously or of coaxing you into an investment simply to earn a commissi...

Money Magazine: THE BEST WAY TO TIE THE KNOTupdated: Tue May 01 1990 00:01:00

In planning their nuptials, Mark O'Brien and Andrea Debo were guided by little more than generous instincts that led to big spending right from the start (see photos). Here is some levelheaded advi...

Fortune: Great Moments in Law Enforcementupdated: Mon Jun 23 1986 00:01:00

MINNEAPOLIS -- An unsuccessful City Council candidate has been charged with violating a state campaign law by distributing Twinkies and other snacks to senior citizen groups . . . to influence vote...

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