• [11/19] Ford hopes to regain car traction with new Fusion
  • [11/19] Asian markets fall on weak commodities, earnings
  • [11/19] Nomura CEO seeks change with Lehman buy
  • [11/19] UK credit agency Experian 1H profit rises 15 pct
  • [11/19] Big Three automakers running out of time
  • [11/19] Euro rises against dollar to $1.2627
  • [11/19] Cambodia urges unity poor nations in trade talks
  • [11/19] Mazda buys back chunk of own shares from Ford
  • [11/19] Drought hurts US dry pea and lentil production
  • [11/19] Barclays' investors buy entire stock offering
  • [11/19] Oil steady near 22-month low in Asia
  • [11/18] FDA opens new China office
  • [11/18] Japan stocks fall on grim bank earnings, auto woes
  • [11/18] Asian markets fall on gloomy earnings outlook
  • [11/18] Singapore shipper Neptune Orient to cut 1,000 jobs
  • [11/18] Wynn backs government's travel curbs in Macau
  • [11/18] Consumers may get ray of good news: lower prices
  • [11/18] A rare ray of sunshine for shoppers: lower prices
  • [11/18] Big 3 carmakers beg for $25B, warn of catastrophe
  • [11/18] US says will work with China on product safety
  • [11/18] Australia may be nearing recession, index shows
  • [11/18] Oil steady near 22-month low below $55 in Asia
  • [11/18] Chinese president builds economic ties with Cuba
  • [11/18] Big 3 carmakers beg for $25 billion as aid stalls
  • [11/18] US forsees resususcitation of Doha round at APEC
  • [11/18] BofA CEO: There are '1 too many' Detroit 3 members
  • [11/18] Medtronic 2Q profit sinks on hefty legal charge
  • [11/18] Ecuador plans import controls amid world crisis
  • [11/18] Saks posts bigger-than-expected 3Q loss
  • [11/18] Big 3 carmakers beg for $25 billion as aid stalls
  • [11/18] Bankruptcy sale of Boscov's chain nears completion
  • [11/18] Lawmakers press Paulson on bailout plan changes
  • [11/18] Big 3 carmakers beg for $25 billion, see US peril
  • [11/18] Colombia: Report money companies tied to drugs
  • [11/18] Southern lawmakers sour on Detroit bailout
  • [11/18] CEOs want at least $300B stimulus from Obama
  • [11/18] US, European stocks get boost from Hewlett-Packard
  • [11/18] NY's Cuomo asks AIG to detail plans for exec pay
  • [11/18] Zigzagging on bailout rattles markets, critics say
  • [11/18] Treasury bonds advance amid economic uncertainty
  • [11/18] Ixnay on vaccinations, Thanksgiving, tech at work
  • [11/18] Corning lowers 4Q profit outlook
  • [11/18] How home improvement chains fared in 3rd quarter
  • [11/18] SEC accuses 4 of inflating bank's portfolio
  • [11/18] Meltdown 101: What's deflation, and why is it bad?
  • [11/18] APEC economist: India and China key
  • [11/18] Home Depot 3Q profit falls 31 percent
  • [11/18] CEOs want $500B stimulus package from Obama
  • [11/18] Oil prices fall again as demand for fuel withers
  • [11/18] Summary Box: Momentum builds for oil buying spree
  • [11/18] Ecuador to impose raft of import controls
  • [11/18] More consolidation likely in oil industry
  • [11/18] Study puts a total on diabetes cost: $218 billion
  • [11/18] Big shareholder sees opportunity in Circuit City
  • [11/18] GE, Mayo Clinic, others develop health record tech
  • [11/18] Online sales growth in October slowest on record
  • [11/18] Big Three automakers beg for $25 billion lifeline
  • [11/18] Medicare prescriptions and the doughnut hole
  • [11/18] Trek introduces chainless bicycles
  • [11/18] Democrats support FDIC loan plan
  • [11/18] Berlusconi says no auto aid for now
  • [11/18] Summary Box: Trek introduces chainless bicycles
  • [11/18] France plans new conference on financial crisis
  • [11/18] Citi credit losses to rise through middle of 2009
  • [11/18] Homebuilder sentiment index plunges to record low
  • [11/18] Study puts a total on diabetes cost: $218 billion
  • [11/18] Crisis could reverse decades of falling subsidies
  • [11/18] Norwegian firm orders ships to sail around Africa
  • [11/18] Holiday pain expected for luxury business
  • [11/18] Belgian court rejects appeal against Fortis sale
  • [11/18] InBev says Anheuser Busch takeover is finalized
  • [11/18] Lufthansa unit CityLine to cut jobs, fleet
  • [11/18] Kroger expands with biggest "Fresh Fare" store
  • [11/18] Barclays lets shareholders in on Mideast stock
  • [11/18] Carrefour ousts CEO Duran
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Dutch insurer Aegon may seek US assistance
  • [11/18] A look at Anheuser-Busch InBev's brands
  • [11/18] Darling warns against bank bailout renegotiation
  • [11/18] Burberry 1H net rises, shares fall on outlook
  • [11/18] BSkyB to raise $600 million in bond issue
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Oil prices steady despite signs demand falling
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Pirates seize 7 ships in 12 days, latest from Iran
  • [11/18] France calls for EU to ease up on bailout rules
  • [11/18] easyJet board dispute escalates as earnings fall
  • [11/18] British Energy posts 2Q loss, but outlook positive
  • [11/18] Carphone Warehouse 1H profits up, but outlook weak
  • [11/18] Paulson says bailout not for mortgage guarantees
  • [11/18] Lonmin's profit up 45 pct, but cutbacks to come
  • [11/18] UK plumbing supplies firm Wolseley cuts 2,000 jobs
  • [11/18] Paulson voices opposition to Big 3 bailout bill
  • [11/18] Stock markets rise on Hewlett-Packard news
  • [11/18] Mass. regulator accuses Oppenheimer & Co. of fraud
  • [11/18] EasyJet board row escalates as earnings fall
  • [11/18] FTSE-100 up 76.39 points at 4,208.55
  • [11/18] Berlusconi hopes for Alitalia partner
  • [11/18] US dollar mixed, gold up in Europe
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Crisis could mean bargains for China
  • [11/18] Oil prices fluctuate despite signs demand falling
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Bush trying again to stem holiday flight delays
  • [11/18] Chinese president in Cuba on leg of Latam tour
  • [11/18] World markets lower, losses trimmed after US open
  • [11/18] Court issues injunction against United pilot union
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] China denies trying to obtain US space technology
  • [11/18] EU says limits on labor from new states should go
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Median home prices fall around US in Q3
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Study puts a total on diabetes cost: $218 billion
  • [11/18] Study shows retailers get $1B of sales tax back
  • [11/18] BoE rate-setter: Inflation outlook justified cut
  • [11/18] Finland to hike alcohol tax by 10 percent
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Sterling takeover talks collapse
  • [11/18] Corning CEO to withdraw 4Q, 2009 earnings outlook
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] FDIC chief presses for gov't action on mortgages
  • [11/18] Danish oil ship briefly seized off Nigeria
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] China approves US-Belgian beer merger
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] InBev says it has closed Anheuser Busch takeover
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] Hijacked oil tanker anchored off Somalia coast
  • [11/18] Paulson, Bernanke defend $700 billion bailout
  • [11/18] InBev closes takeover of Anheuser Busch
  • [11/18] Crisis forces EU to reverse drop in subsidies
  • [11/18] Brazil stocks down early
  • [11/18] Saks posts bigger than expected 3Q loss
  • [11/18] Mandate keeps NATO from hijacked Saudi tanker
  • [11/18] Saks reports bigger-than-expected 3Q loss
  • [11/18] HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook
  • [11/18] Banks lead world markets lower
  • [11/18] Study puts a total on diabetes cost: $218 billion
  • [11/18] World Bank sees $50 bln cap outflow from Russia
  • [11/18] France plans new financial crisis world summit
  • [11/18] Saudi FM: oil supertanker hijacking 'outrageous'
  • [11/18] Exec says oil should return to $70-$80 range

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