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Toys R Us to open at midnight on Thanksgiving (21 November 01:19) |
| For some Black Friday shoppers, a 5 a.m. start just isn't early enough, so Toys R Us has upped the ante.
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2010 outlook Flat is the new up (20 November 11:20) |
| If 2008 was the year the stock market almost died and 2009 was the year that the market miraculously sprung back to life, then what will 2010 be?
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CEO Swap The $79 billion plan (20 November 07:59) |
| On July 1, A.G. Lafley woke up at 6 a.m., worked out, showered, and headed to the office in downtown Cincinnati, just as he had for nearly a decade. But this was the first morning in more th... |
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Gap profit spikes 25 (20 November 04:42) |
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Now open The best job on Wall Street (20 November 01:01) |
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How IBM builds strong virtual team (19 November 07:52) |
| Leo Mendoza is a typical IBM sales rep. Based in Chicago, he starts his day with a 5:45 a.m. swim at a local health club, then usually hits the road by 7:15 to see clients in Milwaukee or Ra... |
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JPMorgan takes control of Cazenove (19 November 02:59) |
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Aetna to cut up 35 of workforce (19 November 05:35) |
| Aetna announced it eliminated 625 positions Wednesday in the first of two rounds of job cuts that will reduce the health insurance giant's workforce by up to 3.5% by the end of the first qua... |
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Super Bowl ads are selling out (19 November 04:36) |
| Plummeting advertising sales have severely wounded media companies, but CBS is scoring big with the broadcast of this season's Super Bowl XLIV.
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Housing savant Paulson now looks to gold (19 November 01:16) |
| Billionaire John Paulson, who earned his his hedge fund billions when he bet against the housing bubble, is waging a new noteworthy bet.
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Leggo your Eggo Theres a waffle shortage (18 November 10:56) |
| Better hoard your Eggos!
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Shut up Lloyd Blankfein! (18 November 10:52) |
| The public relations gurus who are advising Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein might want to give him some new advice. Shut up!
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An animation studio bets on the iPhone (18 November 08:58) |
| At first glance, Albie Hecht's office is cluttered with toys -- a plush gorilla from the Mario Bros. video game, vinyl figurines from the toy line Kidrobot, to name a few. But in fact, they'... |
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Fat cat pay - Then and now (18 November 03:11) |
| It's unprecedented for the nation to be outraged about corporate pay, right? Not exactly: In the 1930s, as the Depression gripped the nation, furor about compensation rose to fever pitch, an... |
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Hershey in talks with Italian chocolatier for Cadbury bid (18 November 04:31) |
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Help still wanted Bank of America CEO (18 November 02:42) |
| Of all the headaches Bank of America faces these days, none is more painful than its ongoing quest to find a new CEO.
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Pay czar readies for bonus season (18 November 02:24) |
| It's bonus time on Wall Street and pay czar Kenneth Feinberg is walking a thin line.
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Wal-Mart Black Friday ad TVs top deals (18 November 12:58) |
| Wal-Mart's much-awaited Black Friday deals will focus on a gamut of gadgets such as high-definition TVs, laptops and Blu-ray players, as well as holiday gift favorites such as toys and DVDs,... |
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Was screw the shareholders BofAs attitude (17 November 08:01) |
| Today, Congress may finally be closing in on an answer to one of the great open questions from the Crash of 2008: Why did Bank of America management not tell its shareholders about the mount... |
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3 worst deals of 2009 (17 November 05:57) |
| Thanksgiving is upon us. That makes it a perfect time to contemplate turkeys -- as in "What a turkey that deal was!"
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Buffetts Berkshire ups Wal-Mart stake (17 November 05:53) |
| Investor guru Warren Buffett almost doubled his stake in Wal-Mart, adding 18 million shares in the discount retailer in the third quarter of 2009.
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How Fed let AIG banks off easy (17 November 05:48) |
| Federal regulators, in rushing to rescue AIG last year, failed to use their clout to negotiate concessions from business partners of the troubled insurer, a bailout overseer said on Monday.
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New boss named for bailed-out GMAC (17 November 03:53) |
| Troubled auto and mortgage lender GMAC shook up its executive suite on Monday, naming former Citigroup executive Michael Carpenter CEO.
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Post Office reports loss may cut Saturday service (17 November 03:50) |
| The U.S. Postal Service reported a $3.8 billion loss in the 2009 fiscal year, and plans to propose to Congress in 2010 that it drop Saturday delivery.
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Another key departure in the House of Murdoch (17 November 03:19) |
| Another of Rupert Murdoch's key lieutenants over the past 10 years is leaving his company, News Corporation. The company is expected to announce tomorrow that Gary Ginsberg, the media giant'... |
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Postal Service reports $38 billion loss (17 November 02:01) |
| The U.S. Postal Service reported a $3.8 billion loss in the 2009 fiscal year, despite $10 billion in cost-cutting measures.
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Simmons files for Chapter 11 (16 November 10:03) |
| Simmons Bedding Co., the second-largest mattress maker in the U.S., filed for bankruptcy on Monday.
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Detroit finds dignity in death (16 November 08:56) |
| Six people. Buried. In Detroit.
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GM to start repaying debt to US (16 November 06:00) |
| General Motors said better results will allow it to start repaying government loans sooner than expected, although the company continued to lose money in its first quarter since emerging fro... |
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Why say on pay wont work (16 November 03:37) |
| Waiting for investors to slam the breaks on runaway executive pay? Don't hold your breath. Although Congress may give shareholders more of a say on pay soon, big money managers seem content ... |
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How True Religion jeans got started (16 November 03:31) |
| My dad was in the clothing business and moved to L.A. with a New York apparel company when I was 20. I asked if I could work for him. He said, "Why don't you get a job in textiles first and ... |
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GM to start paying back US loan (16 November 02:44) |
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Intel settles with AMD Whats next (13 November 09:57) |
| In yesterday's settlement of AMD's worldwide antitrust claims against Intel, Intel agreed to pay $1.25 billion to AMD. In addition, the two companies renewed a longstanding patent cross-lice... |
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Intel settlement The power of emails (13 November 08:54) |
| Nine days after New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo made public emails to, from, and about current and former Intel CEOs Paul S. Otellini and Craig Barrett, Intel settled a four-yea... |
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Big changes in the cast at Disney (13 November 02:30) |
| If you work at Walt Disney, you are not just an employee, you are a "castmember"-- and Thursday, the company boldly swapped the roles of two of its most senior executives.
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Big banks in no rush to pair up (13 November 02:17) |
| The days of big bank mergers are gone. And it may be a long time before they ever come back.
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How United Technologies is beating GE (13 November 01:56) |
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McDonalds 1000 new restaurants in 2010 (12 November 11:25) |
| McDonald's plans to open 1,000 new restaurants next year and renovate 2,300 existing locations.
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For retailers Xmas is only kind of blue (12 November 11:05) |
| Welcome to the bizarre world of Wall Street where good news is often bad news simply because it isn't good enough.
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Making Detroit a tech hub - One moguls vision (12 November 10:59) |
| It is noon in downtown Detroit, a glorious autumn day in the nexus of the city's business district. A large crowd of people stride up the street toward a sleek, glass-walled tower in the Cam... |
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Paychex Lowering employee health-care costs (12 November 09:58) |
| Every business has felt the burden of ballooning medical costs, but few have focused as intently on keeping employees healthy as Paychex, the payroll and HR outsourcer based in Rochester, N.... |
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Intel and AMD reach $125B settlement (12 November 08:27) |
| Intel Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices on Thursday announced an agreement to settle all legal disputes between the two chipmakers.
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DuPonts sustainability exec (12 November 07:50) |
| Being chief sustainability officer of a giant chemical company is a big job, but not for all the reasons you may think. DuPont CSO Linda Fisher must work hard to minimize the company's envir... |
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Wal-Mart Sales environment still difficult (12 November 06:21) |
| Wal-Mart Stores reported a third-quarter profit Thursday that beat analysts' estimates while its store sales fell in the period amid a "difficult" selling environment.
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Banks leery of Treasurys lending plan (12 November 04:38) |
| Small business lending has been in freefall since the recession began. Concerned about the obstacles that places in the way of economic recovery, President Obama recently proposed a new fede... |
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GM brings back the Buick Regal (12 November 02:29) |
| General Motors will bring back the Regal name on a new Buick car set to be unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show next month.
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Wal-Mart plans Black Friday all-nighter (12 November 04:11) |
| In preparation for the traditional kickoff of the holiday shopping season, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced Wednesday that most of its stores will be open 24 hours for "post-Thanksgiving Day e... |
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AIG chief frustrated but staying on (12 November 01:27) |
| Robert Benmosche told his staff on Wednesday that he is "frustrated" with ongoing discussions with the government about bonuses, but he will remain with the company.
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Targets Black Friday bet $3 appliances (11 November 10:46) |
| Target is hoping to lure this year's Black Friday shoppers with $3 toasters and coffeemakers, deep deals on high-definition televisions, and discounts of 50% on clothes and toys, according t... |
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AIG CEO What about Bob (11 November 10:43) |
| It's not easy to feel sympathy for politicians and regulators in Washington and overpaid corporate board members. But hot-tempered AIG chief executive officer Robert Benmosche is doing his b... |
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