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Arrival of Wal-Mart a boon to some, a bust to others


In a 1,200-person town, the world's largest retailer doesn't just affect the land where it builds a store. Nearly the entire business community has had to make changes, whether large or small

Norfolk Southern on right track


Norfolk Southern Corp. is chugging along with steady stock value gains and plans for a $2 billion upgrade to its railroad tracks that run through the outskirts of Washington.

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Businesses are reflected at sunset in an abandoned store for rent on Main Street in Kilmarnock, Va.

Businesses are reflected at sunset in an abandoned store for rent on Main Street in Kilmarnock, Va. (Katie Falkenberg THE WASHINGTON TIMES)

Drug makers consider biological market


Manufacturers of generic drugs seem finally to have a golden opportunity to enter the huge biological-drug market as patents expire on more than $10 billion of brand-name pharmaceuticals.

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