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Saved GM dealers ready to start selling again (20 March 12:53) |
| The 661 auto dealers General Motors is offering to reinstate received letters this week with the deal terms -- and some breathed sighs of relief. They'll be able to get their franchises back... |
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Volvos dangerous road (19 March 11:09) |
| If there was ever an automaker to which the expression "back in the day" belongs, it would be Volvo.
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Palms new price target $0 (19 March 10:14) |
| Palm's future already looked bleak. But after reporting worse than expected results for the third quarter Thursday, some analysts think the company's stock is now essentially worthless.
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YouTube and Viacom battle gets nasty (19 March 02:57) |
| A bitter feud between Google's online video site YouTube and media conglomerate Viacom turned ugly on Thursday, as both companies hurled accusations at one another about engaging in deceptiv... |
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12 million unstable Graco high chairs recalled (18 March 08:31) |
| Graco Children's Products announced Thursday that it's recalling 1.2 million Harmony high chairs because of stability issues.
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12 million unstable Graco highchairs recalled (18 March 06:24) |
| Graco Children's Products announced Thursday that it's recalling 1.2 million Harmony highchairs because of stability issues.
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Big bucks = bigger NCAA brackets (18 March 02:56) |
| Who's going to win this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament? Your guess is as good as ours. Probably better, actually.
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AIG bonusgate Part II (17 March 11:40) |
| The AIG story that just won't go away is entering phase two.
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GE Dont call it a comeback (17 March 10:48) |
| Has Jeff Immelt finally made General Electric investors forget the legendary Jack Welch?
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GM CFO Taxpayer profit on bailout not certain (17 March 08:57) |
| General Motors' new chief financial officer backtracked on a forecast by the company's boss in January that taxpayers will make a profit on GMs $50 billion bailout by the federal government.... |
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Big banks look for geek love (17 March 07:05) |
| Americans may still be frustrated with the nation's top banks, but the technology that large lenders are dangling in front of consumers may keep some from leaving.
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What DNA Patents and Lady Gaga have in common (17 March 01:53) |
| When radio was invented in the late nineteenth century by the likes of Marconi, Edison, and Tesla, government and industry faced a conundrum. Who would own the limited band of electromagneti... |
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Tiger Woods return to benefit CBS ESPN (16 March 11:40) |
| Tiger Woods announced on Tuesday that he would make his return to golf on April 8 for the 2010 Masters Tournament, and media analysts say the broadcasters covering the event have reason to b... |
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Facebook traffic tops Google for the week (16 March 10:49) |
| Facebook topped Google to become the most visited U.S. Web site last week, indicating a shift in how Americans are searching for content.
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Jackson estate signs record deal with Sony (16 March 08:33) |
| The administrators of Michael Jackson's estate and Sony Music Entertainment said Tuesday that they have reached a deal concerning the sale of the late singer's recordings.
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Whats left of Lehman A plan (16 March 05:22) |
| The battered financial services firm Lehman Brothers Holdings has submitted a proposal with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York to resolve the biggest Chapter 11 filing in Wall Street hist... |
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Jackson estate signs $250 million record deal - reports (16 March 02:27) |
| The administrators of Michael Jackson's estate and Sony Music Entertainment have reached a recording deal valued at as much as $250 million, according to published reports.
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Gina Bianchinis surprise exit from Ning (16 March 12:44) |
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Feds arrest their first TARP fraud suspect (16 March 12:03) |
| Federal authorities on Monday charged the former chief executive of a New York bank with being the first suspect to try and rip off taxpayer funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Big business to investors Were cheap! (15 March 10:00) |
| Big businesses have a lot of cash, and many are starting to put it to use -- to invest in themselves.
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Tommy Hilfiger sold to Phillips-Van Heusen (15 March 07:34) |
| Phillips-Van Heusen announced plans Monday to buy Tommy Hilfiger, which is controlled by private equity firm Apax Partners, for roughly $3 billion in cash and stock.
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Phillips-Van Heusen sews up Tommy Hilfiger deal (15 March 05:51) |
| Phillips-Van Heusen announced plans Monday to buy Tommy Hilfiger, which is controlled by private equity firm Apax Partners, for roughly $3 billion in cash and stock.
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AIG retaining $21 million in bonuses (15 March 04:51) |
| AIG said Monday that it would retained $21 million in bonus payments to former employees, according to an AIG spokesman.
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$642 million to clean up Lehman -- and counting (12 March 11:39) |
| Unraveling the biggest-ever U.S. bankruptcy case isn't cheap.
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Googles privacy challenge (12 March 11:01) |
| When dealing with privacy, Google often finds itself walking a tightrope.
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Medical mafia don pleads guilty (12 March 10:34) |
| A medical consultant accused of orchestrating a conspiracy among top Las Vegas doctors and lawyers to inflate personal injury settlements by many millions of dollars, has pleaded guilty to c... |
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Warriors in the workplace (12 March 10:17) |
| John Suh wanted to make a good impression on his new mentor. Before their first meeting last November, the 26-year-old former Army officer came up with a clear outline for what he hoped to g... |
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What killed Lehman (12 March 08:22) |
| Failings by Lehman Brothers executives and its auditor led to the bank collapse that unleashed the worst of the financial crisis, according to a report by court-appointed investigator.
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Hedge funds Theyre back! (12 March 08:21) |
| After two incredibly turbulent years defined by high-profile blow-ups and staggering losses, the hedge fund industry appears to be expanding once again.
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5 problems with cellphone networks (12 March 04:41) |
| Smartphone users blame congested airwaves for slow service. The truth is that many culprits cause problems for all wireless operators.
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Lehman report blames execs auditor (12 March 04:33) |
| Failings by Lehman executives and its auditor led to the collapse of the bank which unleashed the worst of the financial crisis, according to a report by a U.S. bankruptcy court-appointed ex... |
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Building the worlds longest ethanol pipeline (12 March 04:18) |
| John D. Rockefeller figured out a long time ago that the most efficient way to transport liquid fuels long distances wasn't on wheels but in pipelines. Today POET, the privately held Sioux F... |
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Exxons growing reliance on expensive oil (12 March 03:27) |
| Exxon Mobil outlined plans Thursday that rely heavily on oil from tough to reach places, extracting it from the depths of the ocean, the frozen Arctic and the tar sands in Canada's frozen tu... |
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GM dealer limbo I dont know what to expect (12 March 03:26) |
| The 661 axed auto dealers General Motors is offering to reinstate aren't ready to pop the champagne just yet. They're still waiting to find out about the terms they'll have to meet to regain... |
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GMAC The scariest zombie (12 March 12:19) |
| Now that Citigroup and AIG are rolling in the bucks, GMAC is looking like the most egregious zombie bank of them all.
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Citis Pandit aims for $20 billion in profits (12 March 12:07) |
| Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit offered a bold outlook for his troubled firm Thursday, saying he hoped his company would soon be able to deliver profits of approximately $20 billion.
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Welcome to Detroit Mr Whitacre (11 March 10:35) |
| GM's chairman and CEO is finding out what it is like to work in a fishbowl
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Brighter outlook for international airlines (11 March 09:02) |
| The international airline business is improving, said an industry group Thursday, and while losses are still expected for 2010, they should be half the size previously forecast.
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Frothy sales for craft beers (11 March 03:18) |
| Turns out booze isn't recession-proof.
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Treasury missed chances to save on GMAC bailout - panel (11 March 02:48) |
| The Treasury Department did not adequately consider all options when bailing out troubled finance company GMAC and could have better protected taxpayers' money, according to a report release... |
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Twitter users not so social after all (11 March 04:19) |
| Twitter may be a fast-growing social network, but most of its 50 million accounts merely follow other users rather than posting their own messages.
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Airline stocks take off (11 March 12:43) |
| Airline stocks rallied Wednesday, riding a wave of investor sentiment that 2010 is shaping into a profitable year for the industry, experts say.
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Royal Dutch Shell halts gasoline sales to Iran (11 March 12:02) |
| Royal Dutch Shell has stopped selling gasoline to Iran, the company confirmed Wednesday, adding to a list of oil giants that have stopped sales after a threat of future U.S. sanctions.
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Citi AIG Fannie and Freddie The Not Fab 4 (10 March 11:23) |
| Investors had a funny way of commemorating the first anniversary of the market's bottom on Tuesday. They rewarded some of the stocks responsible for most of the problems in the first place.
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Can the Toyota Way survive Toyotas ways (10 March 10:48) |
| In the 1950s, a Toyota engineer named Taiichi Ohno, just back from visiting the United States, where he was wowed by its supermarkets, began to think about how he could use what he saw as a ... |
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CEO departures highest since Sept 2008 (10 March 08:35) |
| The number of chief executives who left their posts surged in February to the highest level since September 2008, when the economy was rocked by the financial crisis.
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Forget Toyota Chryslers got the most problems (10 March 07:54) |
| The car company that is off to the worst start of 2010 isn't Toyota. It's Chrysler Group.
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BofA to scrap overdraft fees on debits (10 March 05:52) |
| Bank of America said Wednesday that it plans to ditch overdraft fees on debit card purchases this summer.
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Firing the $70 billion man (10 March 03:19) |
| On November 19, 2009 Jeffrey Gundlach was named a finalist for Morningstar's award for bond fund manager of the decade. For Gundlach, the nomination recognized 10 years of stellar results, e... |
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Ford shares Buy or sell (10 March 02:47) |
| Ford is back. The automaker recently reported its first annual profit in four years; sales are improving; and investors have pushed up its stock 550% in the past year.
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