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HP outpaces Dell (21 November 04:55) |
| Nov. 20 - Dell disappoints while HP had stronger preliminary results earlier in the week. Still, road to recovery won't be smooth.
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Route to Recovery Military homes (21 November 04:44) |
| Nov. 20 - Sacrifice is familiar for members of the armed forces and their spouses, but Maritza Lee feels that losing large amounts of money on a house should not be one of them.
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Tech worries (21 November 04:25) |
| Nov. 20 - The Nasdaq finished lower for the first time in three weeks on worries the technology sector may signal a pause in the global recovery.
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Ford bets on Brazil (21 November 04:10) |
| Nov. 20 - Ford Motors is planning on investing more than $2 billion in Brazil.
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Light at end of the recession tunnel (21 November 04:06) |
| Nov. 20 - Reuters West Coast bureau chief Mary Milliken says LA has seen a rise in car commercials production, a hopeful economic sign.
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Dell Sony disappoint (20 November 11:30) |
| Nov 20 - Worries about the tech sector persisted for a second day after Dell missed forecasts and Sony's turnaround plan failed to soothe economic jitters.
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Business update Porsche deal passed (20 November 07:15) |
| Nov 20 - VW board approves final details of stake in sports car makers Porsche while French telecoms group moves towards profit.
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Tsingtao eyes China GDP jolt (20 November 05:05) |
| Nov 20 - Tsingtao, China's No.2 beermaker, is hoping a recovering economy and know-how from Japan's Asahi will return it to double-digit growth.
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Business Update Asian techs slide (20 November 03:05) |
| Nov 20 - Tech shares lead Asian markets lower after a U.S. brokerage downgraded the semiconductor industry
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Twitter to follow Googles lead (20 November 06:05) |
| Nov 20 - The co-founder of the popular microblogging service Biz Stone tells Reuters TV that the company will eventually emulate the search company's lucrative ad model, but profit is not th... |
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Banks fear shipping loan defaults (20 November 05:55) |
| Nov 20 - Analysts say 200 billion pounds of shipping debt could be a threat to European banks.
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Layaways help Sears and Kmart (20 November 05:45) |
| Nov. 20 - Sears posts the best earnings report since the merger of Sears and Kmart while other retailers warn of cautious forecasts
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New Moon tie-ins chase teens moms (20 November 05:15) |
| Nov. 19 - Corporate advertisers jump on the "New Moon" bandwagon, but are targeting more than just teenage girls.
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Stocks pull back (20 November 05:05) |
| Nov. 19 - The tech-heavy Nasdaq led Wall Street lower and oil prices also declined after rising home delinquencies and a bearish call on the tech sector revived recovery concerns.
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US shrimpers struggle to stay afloat (20 November 04:50) |
| Nov. 19 - US Gulf Coast shrimpers say foreign shrimp imports are undercutting the market and putting them out of business.
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Condos in NY to hit auction block (20 November 03:15) |
| Nov 19 - 54 unsold luxury condo units will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, offering New Yorkers a rare chance at a discount on real estate.
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Small biz Leveraged IPOs come back (20 November 12:14) |
| Nov. 19 - Dan Primack of peHUB says that the market's appetite for issues by companies with leveraged balance sheets is starting to show signs of life.
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Tech tensions (20 November 12:05) |
| Nov 19 - Wall Street is headed for the worst trading day of the month on worries the chip sector may be signaling an upcoming slowdown in the factory sector.
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Route to Recovery Homeless camp (19 November 10:32) |
| Nov. 19 - A look at a camp set up by three homeless men outside of Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Business Update UK debt mounts (19 November 09:35) |
| Nov 19 - Air France-KLM plans further job cuts after posting H1 loss. UK retail sales hit 17-month high. Official figures see Britain sinking deeper into the red.
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Route to Recovery Shenika Nicholas (19 November 08:11) |
| Nov. 19 - Huntsville, Alabama Toyota plant worker Shenika Nicholas, proudly shows off the Kaizen, or continuous improvement, that she came up with during her plant’s three-month shutdown t... |
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UK fashion falters in recession (19 November 08:05) |
| Nov 19 - Some fashion industry players are calling for the UK government to offer a financial stimulus package to the sector.
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Sony cautious on demand (19 November 04:25) |
| Nov 19 - Sony's CEO says the embattled Japanese giant is cautious about U.S. and European demand.
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PS3 video service launches in Europe (19 November 04:10) |
| Nov 19 - Sony Computer Entertainment is rolling out its PlayStation Video Delivery Service in France, Germany, Spain and the UK as competition intensifies in the console market.
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Amex makes online payment deal (19 November 05:45) |
| Nov 18 - American Express is buying Internet based payment platform Revolution Money.
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Geithner urges banks to lend (19 November 05:30) |
| Nov 18 - At a Washington event dedicated to small business, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urged banks to step up to the plate and lend more money in order to keep the economic revival ... |
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Watching out for unsafe toys (19 November 04:04) |
| Nov. 18 - Consumer advocate group W.A.T.C.H. releases its list of the 10 potentially most unsafe toys.
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Housing retreats (18 November 11:20) |
| Nov. 18 - The number of new American home construction projects tumbled in October in a sign the housing recovery may have suffered a setback.
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Finding bargains in short sales (18 November 10:50) |
| Nov. 18 - As housing prices stabilize in parts of the U.S., buyers seize on short sales.
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Mass recall of German credit cards (18 November 10:15) |
| Nov 18 - German banks recall thousands of credit cards after apparent data theft.
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Business update UK bankers targeted (18 November 09:45) |
| Nov 18 - Cadbury courted by possible joint bid as UK sets out to halve budget deficit in 4 years and clamp down on "risky" bankers.
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Business Update Asia shrs gold up (18 November 12:05) |
| Nov 18 - Asian shares edged higher while global inflation and recovery worries pushed gold to another new peak.
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Competition for rare earths (18 November 06:00) |
| Nov 18 - China is stockpiling, taxing and imposing ever-smaller export quotas on rare earths -- the 17 obscure chemical elements without which many industries would grind to a halt.
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Dubai air show takes off (18 November 05:44) |
| Nov 17 - Dubai air show highlights growing demand for planes in the Mideast.
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US stocks rise despite retailers (18 November 05:26) |
| Nov 17 - Wall Street closes at fresh 13-month high despite cloudy outlooks from key retailers Target and Home Depot.
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Washington atwitter with tweets (18 November 04:24) |
| Nov. 17 - Reuters White House Correspondent Tabassum (Toby) Zakaria describes how journalists in Washington follow the White House via tweets.
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Task force targets financial fraud (18 November 03:05) |
| Nov 17 - Following a rise in Wall Street trading scandals, the Obama administration announced a new inter-agency task force to crack down on financial fraud.
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Retailers beat but cautious (17 November 11:05) |
| Nov 17 - Home Depot and Target announced better-than-expected quarterly profits, but offered no ringing endorsement of the consumer.
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Gartman Dollar will shoot skyward (17 November 11:01) |
| Nov. 17 - When the massive dollar carry trade unwinds, the greenback will shoot up "three big figures" against the euro, warns Dennis Gartman, editor and publisher of The Gartman Letter.
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Business Update Opel await fate (17 November 09:40) |
| Nov 17 - Workers at Opel and Vauxhall wait to hear their fate as General Motors' European chief meets in Brussels to discuss the future of its European operations.
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Opel workers await their fate (17 November 07:30) |
| Nov 17 - The interim head of General Motors' European operations says Opel workers will learn their fate in the next two weeks, as the carmaker takes steps to reduce overcapacity.
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IMF Let yuan rise (17 November 03:50) |
| Nov 17 - The director of the International Monetary Fund says China should let yuan rise sooner rather than later.
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Business Update Fed chills dlr (17 November 03:30) |
| Nov 17 - A strong yen against the ailing dollar hurt Japanese exporters, offsetting gains by surging oil and gold prices overnight.
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Japan engineers new rose biz (17 November 11:35) |
| Nov 17 - Debuting this month in Japan's $4 billion cut market, Suntory's "Applause" rose, a genetically-engineered flower with a purplish-blue tint.
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US stocks reach high for year (17 November 05:25) |
| Nov 16 - Stocks rally to a 13-month high as dollar falls and gold reaches a record.
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GM vows to repay US early (17 November 02:45) |
| Nov 16 - Analysts say General Motors's third-quarter results -- posting a net loss of $1.2 billion - indicates that the automaker is not yet off life-support.
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GM sees gains Lowes slumps (17 November 02:30) |
| Nov. 16 - Consumer spending continues to improve and GM will repay debt early.
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Aircraft arms race at Dubai show (16 November 11:50) |
| Nov. 16 - Middle East tension drives demand for military hardware at the Dubai Air Show, but recession means fewer orders for civilian jets.
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T3s rough guide to Xmas tech (16 November 11:10) |
| Nov 16 - Technology magazines have a tendency to talk up the latest gadgets and gizmos, but Future Publishing's T3 is hoping to begin a new tradition this Christmas season.
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Business Update Car sales mixed (16 November 09:20) |
| Nov 16 - It was a mixed picture for European car sales - Western Europe saw a rise of 11.2 percent in October while sales in Eastern Europe fell by 36.9 percent.
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