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Moodys Downgrades Sprint Nextel (21 November 06:26) |
| After Hours: Sprint edges lower following downgrade. |
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Retail Mania Black Friday (21 November 03:52) |
| Target, Best Buy preps for holiday shopping season; GDP, housing report. |
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Coal Isnt Dead--By a Long Shot (21 November 01:22) |
| Warren Buffett sees its future. Here's why other investors should too. |
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Dell Intel Pressure Tech (21 November 01:01) |
| D.R. Horton's loss widens; Ann Taylor cuts prices. |
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GE Vivendi Differ On NBCU Valuation (20 November 08:50) |
| Report says that the two companies standing between Comcast and NBCU differ on its value by at least $1B. |
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Greedy Goldman Gets A Talking To (20 November 08:21) |
| Shareholders tell the bank to give back ... to them. |
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Brazils Environmental Progress (20 November 04:30) |
| At upcoming Copenhagen summit, Brazil will propose a reduction of at least 36% in its carbon emissions by 2020. |
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GE And Vivendi Play Poulet (20 November 07:26) |
| Both sides have reasons to talk tough over NBC Universal. Comcast will just have to wait. |
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Dell Tumbles As Profit Falls (20 November 06:21) |
| After Hours: Shares of Dell and Intuit sink. |
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GM Calling (20 November 05:35) |
| Automaker's engineers phone customers to ask why they returned vehicles under a money-back guarantee program. |
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Mammogram Debate Shows Why Reform Will Fail (20 November 04:14) |
| Why can't we control costs? Because experts who write perfectly reasonable guidelines get branded death panels. |
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Daimlers Curious Love Affair With Tesla Motors (20 November 03:11) |
| The mighty Daimler is falling for tiny Tesla's battery technology. |
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Geithner Cagey On Folding TARP (20 November 02:51) |
| Treasury secretary declines to give end date for bailout program, as Republican senators push for it to sunset at year end. |
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Seasons Fleecings (20 November 02:00) |
| As you shop, keep a sharp eye out for these scams. |
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How To Protect Yourself From Card Scams (20 November 02:00) |
| Six strategies to keep your credit and debit card information out of the wrong hands. |
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Intel Hit By Chip Sector Downgrade (20 November 01:27) |
| BofA Merrill cuts 2010 growth estimate from 21% to 18% for sector.
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ObamaCare A Glimmer Of Hope For Cost Control (19 November 11:13) |
| The Senate's tax on Cadillac plans could save billions. |
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Some Retailers Set For Holiday Cheer (19 November 10:30) |
| Times are tough, but a handful of chains have figured out ways to make money. |
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Oil Revenue Challenges Ghana (19 November 04:30) |
| Can the country avoid the pitfalls other African nations have faced? |
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Bill Richardsons Awkward Link To Alleged Ponzi Schemer (19 November 04:30) |
| Firm tied to indicted Democratic moneyman Hassan Nemazee manages $200 million for New Mexico. |
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Billionaires Row (19 November 08:00) |
| London?s Kensington Palace Gardens attracts India's richest. |
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Indias Richest Rebound (19 November 08:00) |
| How Mukesh Ambani, Lakshmi Mittal are rebuilding their fortunes.
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Dont Fear The Pirates (19 November 07:32) |
| The most pressing threats to companies' global supply chains come from far less dramatic quarters. |
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Traders Cool To Hot Topic (19 November 06:44) |
| After hours: Jack-In-The-Box, Gymboree, and Hot Topic shares fall; Donaldson and NetApp rise. |
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Americas Bank Bust How Bad Is It (19 November 03:30) |
| Yes, the recent run of bank failures is bad, but the Savings and Loan crisis of the late 1980s and early 1990s was still worse. Roll over circles below for a look at busted banks with more t... |
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Who Will Be the Worlds Biggest Carmaker (19 November 02:10) |
| Detroit isn't the center of the auto world anymore, turning the race into a high-stakes free for all. |
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Pilots Spring For Less (19 November 01:34) |
| Cirrus CEO Brent Wouters on a shift in buying habits sparked by the recession. |
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A Perpetual Recession For Papers (19 November 12:20) |
| Newspapers won't be sharing in an economic recovery, says Poynter's Rick Edmonds. |
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Hershey Craves Cadbury (19 November 12:09) |
| Chocolate-maker looks into joint bid; Pulte upgraded. |
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Holiday Spending Forecast (18 November 10:31) |
| A weak job market will mean bad news for retail. |
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Recession Encourages Airline Rationalization (18 November 04:30) |
| However, resistance to full liberalization and mergers remains, especially in the U.S. |
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Answering The Vytorin Question (18 November 04:30) |
| Merck scores a PR win at a cardiology conference, but that doesn't mean its cholesterol drugs are effective. |
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Autodesk Disappoints (18 November 07:00) |
| After hours: Autodesk, Salesforce and DryShips' shares sink. |
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More US Taxpayer Help For Fiat (18 November 04:28) |
| Michigan extends tax breaks to Chrysler for an engine factory. |
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Fed-Driven Fear (18 November 03:58) |
| Why paranoia and a falling dollar can be tied to the central bank?s actions.
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Investors Eye Retail (18 November 12:47) |
| Saks posts Q3 profit after slashing costs and cutting back on promotions.
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Freelancers Vs ObamaCare (18 November 12:03) |
| One-size-fits-all insurance reform could stamp out innovation that's already providing coverage and controlling costs. |
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The Changing Face Of Journalism (17 November 08:53) |
| Forbes editors weigh in on trends shaping the industry. |
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New Heart Pump Extends Lives (17 November 08:50) |
| Device offers hope to the sickest heart failure patients. |
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World Stocks Pull Back (17 November 07:22) |
| Europe and Asia slide from Monday's highs as Obama pushes the yuan issue in China. |
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Chinas Energy Priorities (17 November 04:30) |
| Considerable investment is being pledged to renewable energy projects. |
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SunPowers Accounting Errors (17 November 08:03) |
| After hours: SunPower's shares fall; GMAC CEO steps down. |
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Gannett Gets Buzzed (17 November 05:43) |
| As news bureaus close, ''USA Today'' opens one--for advertisers. |
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GMAC Slams Brakes On Third Bailout (17 November 04:28) |
| Lender replaces CEO, asks government to give it more time to seek alternative means of raising capital. |
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Too Many Mammograms (17 November 03:35) |
| Women can safely wait until age 50 to start getting them, an expert panel says. Get ready for the fireworks. |
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A Boom In Toyland (17 November 02:36) |
| There's one category where families are doing their best to avoid scaling back this Christmas. |
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Slimmer Devon Could Set Exxon Salivating (17 November 02:27) |
| With the business environment worsening overseas, U.S.-focused Devon could be a tasty prize for the energy giant. |
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Retail Shows Signs Of Recovery (17 November 01:23) |
| Commerce Department says retail sales gained 1.4% in October. |
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GMs Drop In The Bucket (17 November 12:13) |
| Don't get too excited about the automaker's promise to repay its taxpayer loan early. |
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Ciscos Final Call For Tandberg (16 November 10:30) |
| The network giant tips its overseas cash pile on the videoconferencing market leader--this time it might get somewhere. |
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