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Pain at the pump
may hurt LI business

Soaring gasoline prices this year are likely to hurt businesses - but the effects aren't showing up clearly yet.

Cable boom can cut both ways

COMFORCE sees highest quarterly profits

Strong Q1 profits for Gentiva

Recent investment helps Kimco's profits grow

Finding may lend credence to race discrimination claim

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Gas on the Island has risen more than 12 cents in past week; analysts say record highs could be in sight

Gasoline prices continue to soar at pumps locally and nationally and could reach record highs soon.

Gas in the city has risen 24 cents in the past month; analysts say record highs could be in sight

Gasoline prices continue to soar at pumps locally and nationally and could reach record highs soon.

CORRECTIONS

The Northern Boulevard viaduct near Shea Stadium was labeled incorrectly yesterday in a graphic describing the potential renewal of the Willets Point area.

Wall Street and the Dolan family have had a checkered history together, and the Dolans have finally found an escape, announcing an agreement yesterday to take the company private for $22 billion, removing Cablevision from the klieg lights of analysts and quarterly reports.

Media industry's new reality

Cablevision Systems Corp. and the Tribune Co., which owns Newsday, are moving to take their businesses private. And Rupert Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News Corp., is looking for a little respect, some say, with his $5 billion bid for Dow Jones & Co. and its Wall Street Journal.