Alaska urges tax breaks for pipeline

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Tony Knowles, the governor of Alaska, said that hundreds of millions of dollars may needed for the project to transport natural gas from Alaska through a pipeline to the U.S. mainland. Concerns have been raised about the high cost projections of the project. Knowles is calling on the U.S. Congress to approve tax breaks that would be beneficial to the project.

Natural Gas Distribution, Public affairs, Gas transmission and distribution, Gas Transmissn & Distributn, Planning, Pipelines, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Tax policy, Gas transmission industry, Knowles, Tony

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Forget your pants, Calvin Klein wants into your bedroom

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The plans of Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. to open more Calvin Klein stores for selling the new ranges of clothing, personal care products, luggage and mattresses are discussed.

Services information, APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Buildings and facilities, Clothing industry, Growth, Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., Company growth, Service enhancement

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No subsidy needed to tap Alaska gas, Greenspan says

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Alan Greenspan sides with Canada in is assertion that energy companies don't need government subsidies to mine Alaskan gas.

United States, Canada, Financial management, Finance, Greenspan, Alan, Natural resources, Company financing, Petroleum and gas industry software

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