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Canadian cousins with fleur-de-lis & mixed greens

New York Times, Aug 31 2012 - To Americans brand names such as Mayfair, Frontenac, Acadian, Meteor, Monarch, Fargo, Laurentian and Beaumont don't ring a bell.

Your Ad Here, on a fire truck? Broke Cities sell naming rights

New York Times, Jun 24 2012 - After Baltimore officials made the decision to close three fire companies, the City Council sought to avert the cuts with a new money-raising strategy: it passed a resolution this month urging the administration to explore selling ads on the city’s f

Innovations that will change your tomorrow

New York Times, Jun 1 2012 - That’s what this issue is about: all the little failures, trivialities and not-quite-solved mysteries that make the successes possible. This is what innovation looks like. It’s messy, and it’s awesome.

Los Angeles Lives by Car, but Learns to Embrace Bikes

New York Times, May 19 2012 - It was the fourth time this city closed its streets for the event known as CicLAvia, and it was the largest one yet.

As Car Owners Downsize, the Market Is Strong for Their Used S.U.V.’s

New York Times, May 7 2012 - Retail prices for five-year-old full-size S.U.V.’s are 23 percent higher than a year ago, according to Edmunds.com, an automotive information Web site.

Cleaner Fuels, Cleaner Cars

New York Times, Apr 4 2012 - In late December, the Environmental Protection Agency drafted a set of rules that would force petroleum refiners to reduce the amount of sulfur in gasoline by two-thirds.

Car Dealers Wince at a Site to End Sales Haggling

New York Times, Feb 10 2012 - When it comes to negotiating a price on a new car, the script has not really changed much over the years: The dealer's salesman writes down a price, you counter and then he walks to the back of the showroom to talk with the manager to "see what we ca