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Fabrizio Costantini for the Wall Street Journal Jesse Griffin inspects a used cellphone at ReCellular's recycling facility located in Dexter, Mich.

Entrepreneurs Find Gold in Used Phones James R. Hagerty 2011

Fabrizio Costantini for The Wall Street Journal Batteries were being tested en masse on a recent day at a Dexter, Mich., plant run by ReCellular, a cellphone refubisher.

Entrepreneurs Find Gold in Used Phones James R. Hagerty 2011

Fabrizio Costantini for the Wall Street Journal A Gage worker on Monday filled a container with cleaning solvent.

Quake Spurs Supplier Jeff Bennett 2011

Fabrizio Costantini for The Wall Street Journal Religious leaders and funeral-home directors led a motorcade of empty hearses through crime-ridden Detroit neighborhoods last month to protest a surge in homicides.

Michigan Takes On Its Deadly Cities Matthew Dolan 2012

Fabrizio Costantini for The Wall Street Journal Related The Valley: 'Angel' Investors Exist Outside Tech Elite, Too "These are emerging companies, so they don't necessarily rush out and hire new employees," says Jeffrey Nelson , the state program coordinator.

Tax Credits for 'Angels' Get Clipped Angus Loten 2012

(CNN) - CNN Radio's Bob Costantini speaks with Republican pollster Bill McInturff about health care reform, town halls, deficits and President Obama's popularity.

CNN Radio Political Notebook: GOP pollster weighs in on Obama 2009

The psychiatrist who was following this case remembered the episode that occurred in 1975 and found out that a colleague of Costantini who was very likely unaware of the whole story was, in fact, called Benjamin Gorka and that in 1975, he was living in Hungary.

The Whisperers: The People Who Can Make Us Kill 2012

In 1984, in Argentina, an illiterate worker called Edoardo Costantini murdered four women and then declared that he was inspired by a man named Benjamin Gorka.

The Whisperers: The People Who Can Make Us Kill 2012

Among the original stories by HuffPost reporters and editors we're featuring today: Cristina Costantini takes a look at how Spanish has become integrated in Miami compared to other cities with high Hispanic populations, and Matt Sledge reports on the body blow delivered to Miami-Dade county's finances by the NBA lockout.

Arianna Huffington: Taking Our Talents to South Florida: Introducing HuffPost Miami Arianna Huffington 2011

Fabrizio Costantini for The Wall Street Journal Tom Sesti is president of Bandals, a Michigan sandal maker that raised $100,000 from angels last year.

Tax Credits for 'Angels' Get Clipped Angus Loten 2012