DRI Corporation Notes Approximately $75 Billion Total Authorized...
TBUS , a digital communications technology leader in the domestic and international surface transportation and transit security markets, noted today that, according to the Center for Transportation... |
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Significant Weakness Remains Visible On Wall Street - U.S. Commentary
RTTNews - Stocks have settled near their lows of the day during early afternoon trading on Tuesday, extending the downward move seen over the course of the previous session. Some disappointing corp... |
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TJX Q3 profit declines; cuts FY09 earnings view - update
TJX Tuesday reported a decline in its third-quarter profit, hurt by a loss from discontinued operations. Earnings per share from continuing operations were up year-over-year. Going ahead, the comp... |
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Russia hikes rates to help rouble
Russia's central bank increased its key interest rate to 12% from 11% in an attempt to reduce an outflow of money... |
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But Why Is Wall Street Piling On
If you're a hack golfer teamed up with a ringer, one of two things can happen: either you raise your game to the level of the guy you're playing with, or for some reason, the ringer's game goes to hel... |
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German talks aim to stop strike
Germany's biggest industrial trade union and some of the country's largest companies are due to meet later to try to prevent a full strike... |
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Government to announce new loan aid effort
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The Upside of a Downturn
An economic downturn clears the competitive landscape for startups. Most of the "me-too" companies with inferior products and weak business... |
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Microsoft denies paying contractor to abandon Linux
November 11, 2008 IDG News Service Microsoft has denied paying a Nigerian contractor US$400,000 in a bid to battle Linux's movement into the government sector. Media reports... |
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GM shares hit 65-year low amid liquidity concerns
DETROIT Reuters - Shares of General Motors Corp plummeted 15 percent to a 65-year low on Tuesday, extending recent steep declines on lingering concerns that the automaker's cash holdings might fall ... |
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British PM dismisses reports of rival bid for HBOS
LONDON: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Tuesday dismissed reports that Bank of China BOC could join forces with a Scottish investor in a rival takeover bid for mortgage... |
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Oil falls below $60 as gasoline prices continue march toward $1.50 per gallon
HOUSTON - Retail gasoline prices dipped for a 17th week since July 4, falling below $2 a gallon in a number of states and approaching $1.50 at some service stations... |
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Search Engine With Roots in Genomics Unlocks Deep Web
DeepDyve is designed to search the 99 percent they say, citing a study from UC Berkeley of hits not picked up by other search engines... |
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Ruble worries triggers plunge in Russian stocks
Russia's ruble fell the most in two months and stocks tumbled after the central bank said it may scale back its defense of the currency as officials grapple with the worst financial... |
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European stocks close sharply lower
EUROPEAN stock markets closed sharply lower today as news of more corporate problems highlighted concerns about the spreading damage from the global credit crunch to the underlying economy... |
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Herald of New Britain, Bristol Press may shut down
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Value message to brighten Wal-Mart
NEW YORK MarketWatch -- Aided by inventory control and a value message that's won new and repeat shoppers worried about the economy... |
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HSBC and Lloyds TSB tightened their lending criteria
. Lloyds TSB stopped offering mortgage loans for apartments in Dubai and reduced the amount it will lend to 50 percent of the price of a villa from 80 percent, it said today in a statement. |
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A look at economic developments, activity in stock markets around the world Tuesday
The Associated Press November 11, 2008 - 1:42 p.m. AP - A look at economic developments and stock market activity... |
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Wall Street analysts question if better days ahead at Starbucks or if trouble still brewing
NEW YORK - Despite optimism from Starbucks Corp. that it has felt the worst of the tough economy, analysts were divided Tuesday on whether there was more trouble brewing after the chain disappointed ... |
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