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  The New Poor Millions of Unemployed Face Years Without Jobs (21 February 01:39)
The social safety net was built for short-term gaps between jobs, but work may be scarce for years, even as the American economy shows signs of a rebound.
  Digital Domain The Birth of Cheap Communication and Junk Mail (21 February 01:06)
Letter writers in the 19th century, like e-mail correspondents today, preferred short, quick responses, and were bedeviled by commercial come-ons.
  Will Airlines and Passengers Call a Truce (21 February 12:56)
Once passengers shell out hundreds of dollars for a ticket, the sales pitches begin: Checking a bag? Need a pillow? How about some trail mix?
  Fundamentally Early in the Year and Already Surprised (21 February 10:00)
Many people thought that the credit crisis was subsiding. Then came Greece’s debt problems.
  The Count Ski Resorts Thrive Despite Recession Pain (21 February 08:46)
Ski resorts in the United States have shown steady increases in revenue over the last five years.
  Xeroxs New Chief Tries to Redefine Its Culture (21 February 08:44)
Ursula Burns, the new C.E.O. of Xerox, wants its 130,000 employees to take more initiative and to become more fearless and frank with one another.
  Off the Shelf In Practice Stock Formulas Werent Perfect (21 February 04:37)
Advanced mathematics shaped trades that bolstered profits on Wall Street, a new book says, but then the bottom fell out.
  Economic View A Small Price for a Large Benefit (21 February 04:36)
The cost of preventing catastrophic climate change would be astonishingly small, Robert H. Frank says.
  Canadian TV Switch Displeases Americans (21 February 04:08)
Viewers in the northern United States accustomed to being able to watch Canada’s CBC during the Olympics received an unhappy surprise this year.
  Steelworkers Say Reactors Will Create Overseas Jobs (20 February 03:35)
The Obama administration says building a nuclear plant in Georgia would create jobs, but steelworkers said the parts would come from foreign manufacturers.
  Japan Plans to Ignore Any Ban on Bluefin Tuna (20 February 01:36)
Japan will not join in any agreement to ban the international trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna under the United Nations treaty on endangered species, its fisheries officials said.
  In Hungary Potential Lessons for Greece (20 February 12:22)
The experience of Hungary suggests just why the euro retains its allure to so many of the emerging countries of Europe.
  News Analysis Working Without a Standard Playbook the Fed Plans Its Moves on Rates (20 February 11:36)
The Fed faces a complex set of forces as it decides how and when to reverse the aggressive steps taken to contain the financial crisis and the ensuing damage to the economy.
  Investor to Step Down From Times Co Board (20 February 11:27)
Nominated by Harbinger Capital and other investors, Scott Galloway had been seen as a strategist planning to shake up the company.
  US Strongly Favors Leniency for a Madoff Aide (20 February 11:24)
In a letter to a judge, prosecutors say a former right-hand man has provided substantial assistance to the government in the investigation of the Madoff Ponzi scheme.
  Strikes Expand in Greece Hedge Funds Bet on Debt Default (20 February 11:21)
Taxi drivers walked off the job for 24 hours in the latest protest against the government’s austerity program.
  Banks Focus on People Who Can Pay More for Credit Cards (20 February 11:15)
Banks are focusing on a new constituency: the solvent. Banks are trying to get these people to pay higher fees for the promise of perks once subsidized by weaker borrowers.
  Fewer People Late Paying Mortgage (20 February 11:05)
Mortgage Bankers called the fourth quarter a crucial turning point for housing. Still, the percentage of loans in foreclosure rose.
  Bloomberg Shifts $5 Billion Out of Friends Firm (20 February 11:04)
The mayor is moving his fortune from Quadrangle Group 10 months after a scandal with the state pension fund.
  Asia Leads the Global End to Cheap Money (20 February 10:07)
Stricter lending policies from China to Australia have been in effect for months, underscoring the two-speed path of the global recovery.
  A Profit at BNP a Loss at ING and a Cut in Bonuses at Both (18 February 08:50)
Both banks will scale back bonuses, but ING has to deal with the fact that its fourth quarter saw a deeper setback than analysts had predicted.
  RBSs Shining Star in Connecticut (18 February 08:47)
The Royal Bank of Scotland, which may be one of Britain’s most bailed-out banks, has a gleaming new $500 million U.S. headquarters.
  Toyotas President Softens on Speaking to Congress (18 February 08:45)
Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota Motor, appears almost eager to share information about car recalls.
  Turning Patents Into Invention Capital (18 February 08:29)
Intellectual Ventures has acquired 30,000 patents and has so far collected more than $1 billion in license fees.
  State of the Art Buzzing Tweeting And Carping (18 February 08:29)
Google offers a new tool that out-Twitters Twitter when it comes to sending and receiving messages. Is there a catch? You bet your Buzz there is.
  Qantas First Half Profit Falls 72 Percent (18 February 08:14)
Qantas Airways blamed the drop in net profit on a drop in demand and scrapped its dividend payments.
  Las Vegas Sands Posts Smaller Loss in Fourth Quarter (18 February 08:01)
The casino operator said its quarterly loss narrowed as its casinos in Macao showed a strong recovery and gambling in the weak Las Vegas market stabilized.
  Fed Board Diverged on Timing of Policy Shift Minutes Show (18 February 07:52)
The committee had different opinions as to the timing and order of the Fed’s plans to begin the tightening monetary policy.
  Hewlett-Packard Lifts Outlook as Profit Rises 25 (18 February 07:40)
The results for the industry bellwether showed that technology spending by corporations was creaking back to life.
  Hewlett-Packard Lifts Outlook as Profit Rises 25 (18 February 06:14)
The results for the industry bellwether showed that technology spending by corporations was creaking back to life.
  State of the Art Buzzing Tweeting And Carping (18 February 06:13)
Google offers a new tool that out-Twitters Twitter when it comes to sending and receiving messages. Is there a catch? You bet your Buzz there is.
  Lufthansa Pilots Approve Four-Day Strike (18 February 06:12)
The airline and the union said they remained open to bargaining on issues like wages and job security.
  RBSs Shining Star in Connecticut (18 February 06:02)
The Royal Bank of Scotland, which may be one of Britain’s most bailed-out banks, has a gleaming new $500 million U.S. headquarters.
  Fed Board Diverged on Timing of Policy Shift Minutes Show (18 February 06:02)
The committee had different opinions as to the timing and order of the Fed’s plans to begin the tightening monetary policy.
  Shares Improve on Growing Signs of a Recovery (18 February 05:45)
Concerns about Greece and its debt problems eased on Wednesday after a meeting of European finance ministers.
  Regulators Said to Be Looking at Toyota Corolla (18 February 05:29)
Safety regulators in Washington plan to investigate steering problems in some Toyota Corolla subcompact models, a Department of Transportation official said.
  Financing Offered for Delayed Airbus Plane (18 February 05:07)
Germany is prepared to offer up to 1.2 billion euros to help Airbus pay for cost overruns on the A400M military transport plane.
  Skype in a Struggle to Be Heard on Mobile Phones (18 February 04:46)
Many cellular operators block Skype’s calls, or outlaw the use of VoIP service in their contracts.
  RBSs Shining Star in Connecticut (18 February 04:45)
The Royal Bank of Scotland, which may be one of Britain’s most bailed-out banks, has a gleaming new $500 million U.S. headquarters.
  Turning Patents Into Invention Capital (18 February 04:23)
Intellectual Ventures has acquired 30,000 patents and has so far collected more than $1 billion in license fees.
  Turning Patents Into Invention Capital (18 February 04:23)
Intellectual Ventures has acquired 30,000 patents and has so far collected more than $1 billion in license fees.
  State of the Art Google Message Feature Moves Beyond Twitter (18 February 04:13)
Google offers a new tool that out-Twitters Twitter when it comes to sending and receiving messages. Is there a catch? You bet your Buzz there is.
  Financing Weighed for Delayed Airbus Transport (18 February 03:49)
Germany is prepared to offer up to 1.2 billion euros to help Airbus pay for cost overruns on the A400M military transport plane.
  Hewlett-Packard Lifts Outlook as Profit Rises 25 (18 February 03:44)
The results for the industry bellwether showed that technology spending by corporations was creaking back to life.
  Hewlett-Packard Lifts Outlook as Profit Rises 25 (18 February 03:01)
The results for the industry bellwether showed that technology spending by corporations was creaking back to life.
  Wall Street Indexes Close Higher (18 February 02:54)
Concerns about Greece and its debt problems eased on Wednesday after a meeting of European finance ministers.
  Airbus Seems Near Deal on Military Plane (18 February 02:41)
Germany is prepared to offer up to 1.2 billion euros to help Airbus pay for cost overruns on the A400M military transport plane.
  Tech Industry Catches Its Breath (18 February 02:41)
New products have altered the technology landscape in recent years. Now, companies at the Mobile World Congress are making smaller changes.
  State of the Art Google Message Feature Moves Beyond Twitter (18 February 02:25)
Google offers a new tool that out-Twitters Twitter when it comes to sending and receiving messages. Is there a catch? You bet your Buzz there is.
  Fed Board Diverged on Timing of Policy Shift Minutes Show (18 February 02:17)
The committee had different opinions as to the timing and order of the Fed’s plans to begin the tightening monetary policy.
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