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08/10/2007 [-] Hedge, private equity funds draw criticism
08/10/2007 [-] Building Bridges for the improvement of Guyana's economy
08/10/2007 [-] Labelling on processed foods "unlikely"
08/10/2007 [-] Market report Wild Oats profits fall 97 percent
08/10/2007 [-] WisBusiness ERCO Worldwide To Convert Port Edwards Plant
08/10/2007 [-] Energy Futures Rebound on News of Storm
08/10/2007 [-] Gannett makes changes to compensation rules in case it is sold
08/10/2007 [-] Canada's unemployment falls to 6 percent in July, the lowest rate in 3 decades
08/10/2007 [-] Microphone hears no sound from 6 trapped miners, but drilling may be off target
08/10/2007 [-] SunEdison buys Hawaii solar energy company
08/10/2007 [-] Ford Europe boosts sales in July by almost 11 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Man Group shares drop on sub-prime lending fears
08/10/2007 [-] Federal-funds futures see U.S. Federal Reserve cutting interest rate to 4.75 percent in September
08/10/2007 [-] Swedish regulator asks Borse Dubai for more information on OMX stock purchase
08/10/2007 [-] Gasoline and oil futures rebound from earlier lows on news of possible Atlantic storm
08/10/2007 [-] Shares of Countrywide drop on bleak mortgage assessment
08/10/2007 [-] New York Fed accepts 35 billion in mortgage-backed securities to inject cash in system
08/10/2007 [-] Dairy farmers cheer as milk prices rise to record highs
08/10/2007 [-] What it costs to buy milk around the world
08/10/2007 [-] Canada's unemployment falls to 6.0 percent in July, the lowest rate since 1974
08/10/2007 [-] European markets slump on more credit worries
08/10/2007 [-] Publisher Gannett makes changes to compensation rules in case it is sold
08/10/2007 [-] Telecom Argentina net income up sharply on cell phone and Internet growth
08/10/2007 [-] Shares of two home-loan finance giants rise as regulators weigh easing limits on holdings
08/10/2007 [-] First flight of Boeing 787 still set for September, but delay possible
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. stocks recover some ground after global sell-off
08/10/2007 [-] Are European regulators too laissez-faire amid crisis?
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. stocks are volatile after global sell-off
08/10/2007 [-] Federal Deficit Remains Lower Than 2006
08/10/2007 [-] Royal Bank shareholders approve takeover of ABN AMRO
08/10/2007 [-] Central banks act again to combat subprime crisis
08/10/2007 [-] Water provider plans spinoff, IPO
08/10/2007 [-] Missouri grain
08/10/2007 [-] Medical supplies firm coming to Plainfield
08/10/2007 [-] Oregon DA's backers submit signatures to restore pay cut
08/10/2007 [-] Boeing may push back date of first Dreamliner flight
08/10/2007 [-] RBS investors back ABN bid
08/10/2007 [-] Business Mayor cites strong biz confidence
08/10/2007 [-] Business Explorers Warned to Steer Clear of Second Life
08/10/2007 [-] SEC probe to determine Wall Street's exposure to mortgage turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Hollinger Inc. b
08/10/2007 [-] Razr 2 debuts next month at 300
08/10/2007 [-] Boeing delays first flight of Dreamliner
08/10/2007 [-] Real estate 'oases' see prices rise
08/10/2007 [-] Real estate pros see possibilities for U.S. 280 site
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks Drop 387 Points On Credit Concerns
08/10/2007 [-] Company apologizes for error on Tundra incentives
08/10/2007 [-] European bank tries to calm markets
08/10/2007 [-] FTSE closes at 6038.3
08/10/2007 [-] Lloyd's of London building up for sale soon report
08/10/2007 [-] RBS investors back ABN deal
08/10/2007 [-] Fed helps stem stocks' fall
08/10/2007 [-] Boeing delays first flight for 787 Dreamliner report
08/10/2007 [-]  Fed steps in to shore up financial markets
08/10/2007 [-] European markets post losses but recover from early lows
08/10/2007 [-] ECB adds 61 billion euros Friday after 95 billion Thursday
08/10/2007 [-] Business pitch pays off as Singapore's economy swells
08/10/2007 [-] RM Reports UK Personal Lines Brokers Losing Business
08/10/2007 [-] Fire closes Bank of America's Wichita executive offices
08/10/2007 [-] Tekelec merges its two business units
08/10/2007 [-] Twitter The Next Small Thing for Business?
08/10/2007 [-] UK business ill-prepared for compliance
08/10/2007 [-] Controlling Your Firm's Business Intelligence App
08/10/2007 [-] Sacramento ranks third in state for pro-women business market
08/10/2007 [-] MANAGEMENT BRIEFING SEMINARS Auto experts warn suppliers of risks of going global
08/10/2007 [-] Rakon confirms China manufacturing
08/10/2007 [-] ABN Shares Fall on Fortis Financing Scare
08/10/2007 [-] Chinas July Trade Surplus Soared 67 Percent
08/10/2007 [-] Royal Bank of Scotland Shareholders Approve Bid for ABN
08/10/2007 [-] Business Prices of rice, corn lower in Toril
08/10/2007 [-] Business Durano graces travel, tour expo opening
08/10/2007 [-] Publix ends 4 medicine deal
08/10/2007 [-] AT&T says email problem fixed
08/10/2007 [-] Ashlad shares recoup yesterday's plunge
08/10/2007 [-] Maryland University Nudges Businesses Toward RFID
08/10/2007 [-] Luxury hotels to join hands with railways
08/10/2007 [-] Business Bacolod lawmaker opposes common carriers' tax
08/10/2007 [-] Europe's central bank tries to calm markets
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks again take a beating; Fed injects reserves
08/10/2007 [-] Promoting Electronic Commerce, Marketing at 2nd Annual e-Business Forum
08/10/2007 [-] The Truth About Trackbacks
08/10/2007 [-] Pride International divests Latin American businesses for 1B
08/10/2007 [-] Business Dollar-dependent sectors join forces against strong peso
08/10/2007 [-] Business Arroyo to meet biz leaders on power, forex issues
08/10/2007 [-] US shares extend losses amid credit crunch scare
08/10/2007 [-] Washington Mutual warns on subprime pressures
08/10/2007 [-] How risky US home loans caused global tremors
08/10/2007 [-] Corner Gas cast, Regina businesses rally for injured show carpenter
08/10/2007 [-] More companies setting up shop in downtown tower
08/10/2007 [-] Tourism industry balks at proposed increase in bed tax
08/10/2007 [-] Canada Pension Plan grows to 120B
08/10/2007 [-] Lions Gate reiterates fiscal 2008 forecasts
08/10/2007 [-] Boardwalk REIT posts bigger profit, ups forecast
08/10/2007 [-] MI Developments Q2 profit falls, revs rise
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. Federal Reserve to improve liquidity to stem credit turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Canadian dollar firms, bonds up
08/10/2007 [-] Hydrogenics reduces loss, says executive chairman Pierre Rivard resigning
08/10/2007 [-] MI Developments Q2 profit drops to US7.6M from year-earlier US13.7M
08/10/2007 [-] Canada injects further C690 mln to calm markets
08/10/2007 [-] Bombardier Transportation wins US91M for rail signal equipment in China
08/10/2007 [-] CPP investment fund grows to 120.5B, up 3.9B from previous quarter
08/10/2007 [-] Boeing 787's first flight delayed until October report
08/10/2007 [-] Oil prices slide further; Brent below 69 dollars
08/10/2007 [-] Unemployment rate inches down to lowest level since 1974 six per cent
08/10/2007 [-] Business Cebu can lure more investors without garbage, squatters
08/10/2007 [-] Business Probative value of affidavit
08/10/2007 [-] Business AEV official urges youth to heed business instincts, finish school
08/10/2007 [-] Business Groups call for compliance
08/10/2007 [-] China's new enterprise income tax law will level playing field for foreign businesses
08/10/2007 [-] Angola exported 30 bln in crude oil in 2006
08/10/2007 [-] European shares fall further, tracking US stocks
08/10/2007 [-] Rand bruised as risk concerns hit markets
08/10/2007 [-] JSE plummets
08/10/2007 [-] BCC says property programme was balanced
08/10/2007 [-] Northern Ireland fork-lift firm safe
08/10/2007 [-] RBS gets all-clear for ABN bid
08/10/2007 [-] Cedar Falls manufacturer to build factory in Traer
08/10/2007 [-] Government alleges dairy sold cows with antibiotics in meat
08/10/2007 [-] Corn harvest to be up 24 percent
08/10/2007 [-] More NGV use seen in lorries
08/10/2007 [-] SET falls below 800 on US fears
08/10/2007 [-] THAI approves 10-year strategic plan
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. Stocks Down at Open After Global Markets Drop
08/10/2007 [-] Convera Corporation Announces the Sale of Its RetrievalWare Business
08/10/2007 [-] China's July Trade Surplus 24.4B
08/10/2007 [-] Mohegan Sun Caters To Asian-American Customers
08/10/2007 [-] Would Yahoo Hand Over Its Paid Search Business To Google?
08/10/2007 [-] Fed steps in to calm Wall Street
08/10/2007 [-] Gazprom boosts 2007 investment program by 47% to 30 bln 1
08/10/2007 [-] RBS shareholders back ABN bid
08/10/2007 [-] Universal matches Disney World, raises ticket price to 71
08/10/2007 [-] Fed pumps another 35B into US financial system Friday to stem credit turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Penn National to buy Maryland harness racing track
08/10/2007 [-] State seeks shutdown of insurer
08/10/2007 [-] Central Indiana home sales dip 1.4%
08/10/2007 [-] Steak n Shake may trim hours
08/10/2007 [-] Fed pumps another 35 billion in reserves to offset credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks fall amid credit concerns
08/10/2007 [-] Neiss IMF's bitter pill necessary
08/10/2007 [-] Fed adds 19 billion to market
08/10/2007 [-] China's food safety challenge 'severe'
08/10/2007 [-] Oil in a bear hug from global credit squeeze
08/10/2007 [-] Japan's central bank injects 1 trillion yen into money markets
08/10/2007 [-] SEC probes books of Wall Street firms in mortgage turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Two major lenders warn of possible problems
08/10/2007 [-] Long-term care changes weighed
08/10/2007 [-] North Dakota officials, True consider pipeline
08/10/2007 [-] New Zealand Dairies denies dissension as directors leave
08/10/2007 [-] Spirit Airlines to cut 130 jobs, relocate pilot center
08/10/2007 [-] A businessman passes in front of Barneys New York
08/10/2007 [-] Ahead of the Bell Nice Systems
08/10/2007 [-] Synaptics 4Q profit, sales soar
08/10/2007 [-] Merge Technologies delays 2Q report
08/10/2007 [-] Oil prices slide further; Brent below 70 dollars
08/10/2007 [-] Record numbers request bankruptcy
08/10/2007 [-] FTSE freefall continues over credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] Montana business challenges rules limiting scattering of remains
08/10/2007 [-] Countrywide warns of credit-market risks
08/10/2007 [-] Fed moves to calm Wall Street turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Tyler Brûlé Avoiding summer meltdowns, dressing 'business cool'
08/10/2007 [-] Toyo Tire & Rubber Announces Consolidated Business Results for the First Quarter of FY2007
08/10/2007 [-] Macquarie leverage model in question during credit crisis
08/10/2007 [-] Central banks confront a run on securities
08/10/2007 [-] IKB officials investigated by German authorities
08/10/2007 [-] Countrywide's debt protection costs rise
08/10/2007 [-] SEC combing Wall St books for subprime losses
08/10/2007 [-] Market spasms put monetary tightening path in doubt
08/10/2007 [-] Fed adds 19 billion, fed funds rate falls
08/10/2007 [-] Unions prefer Barclays to takeover ABN Amro
08/10/2007 [-] Fed steps in to shore up financial markets
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. stocks losing, Fed steps in
08/10/2007 [-] Fed steps in to calm jittery Wall Street
08/10/2007 [-] Water managers rule out runoff refill of Lake Okeechobee
08/10/2007 [-] 9 Ways to Generate More Interest In Your Business
08/10/2007 [-] Fed Plans To Pump Cash Into Markets
08/10/2007 [-] Green energy supplier? Prove it or pay Ofgem
08/10/2007 [-] Prescription drugs illegally sold at Valley business
08/10/2007 [-] Business Community Charged to Enhance Efficiency
08/10/2007 [-] VIDEO Business Buzz with Maureen Wallenfang From The Post-Crescent
08/10/2007 [-] MMO Evolutionary Business Plan for Auran's Fury
08/10/2007 [-] World Stocks Plunge on Credit Fears
08/10/2007 [-] Lender is cautious to avoid foreclosure issues
08/10/2007 [-] Delphi center may be turned into tech research hub
08/10/2007 [-] Marathon considers expanding I-75 refinery
08/10/2007 [-] Grand Prix victor or victim?
08/10/2007 [-] Dow Jones continues skid amid credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] Spirit Airlines to relocate 130 jobs
08/10/2007 [-] Swiss bourse joins the pack as jitters prevail
08/10/2007 [-] Kids fashionably late buying school clothes
08/10/2007 [-] Dow tumble has French connection
08/10/2007 [-] KSC workers and Boeing reach pact
08/10/2007 [-] Shareholders approve CDW sale
08/10/2007 [-] Missoula business thankful for new liquor licence
08/10/2007 [-] Tax cuts could hurt S. Fla. home sales, agents say
08/10/2007 [-] Cash-rich Miami's nice, says Westfield
08/10/2007 [-] Market falls away at end of session as investors retreat
08/10/2007 [-] Powerful 96.5m finish as Alinta waits to be taken over
08/10/2007 [-] Telstra pulls 000 plug on bush
08/10/2007 [-] Correct behaviour
08/10/2007 [-] 3.30pm Markets Update
08/10/2007 [-] World stock markets plunge on credit fears; ECB injects cash into money markets
08/10/2007 [-] Germany's IKB, hit by U.S. subprime worries, says it is under investigation
08/10/2007 [-] ABN shares fall on worries takeover might be jeopardized by financing
08/10/2007 [-] Fed says it is pumping money into US financial system to stem credit turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. stocks open lower
08/10/2007 [-] Federal Reserve statement on its efforts to calm markets
08/10/2007 [-] SEC probes books of Wall Street firms to determine their exposure to mortgage turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Fed Prepares To Stabilize Markets, Calm Investors
08/10/2007 [-] FrOSCon 2007 Heavy on Drupal, Addressing Issues Facing Businesses and Women
08/10/2007 [-] Latino migrants are living under a cloud
08/10/2007 [-] CapitaLand in JV to develop residential project in Vietnam
08/10/2007 [-] F&N posts 19% rise in Q3 profit to S123m
08/10/2007 [-] Horizon Towers owners to meet in 2 weeks to vote on sale extension
08/10/2007 [-] Central banks worldwide pour money into bank system
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks fall amid continued credit concerns; Fed and other central banks add liquidity
08/10/2007 [-] Stock Prices Fall Again; Dow Drops 150
08/10/2007 [-] Business bites back
08/10/2007 [-] Taiwan loses more business startups
08/10/2007 [-] Autonomy enhances efficiency of regulator
08/10/2007 [-] FTSE extends losses as global credit woes deepen
08/10/2007 [-] Oil, metals stumble on growth fears
08/10/2007 [-] S.African stocks, rand fall on global woes
08/10/2007 [-] We're open for business, says Brown
08/10/2007 [-] Competition for South Florida gamers heating up among Internet cafes
08/10/2007 [-] 'UK open for business' declares Brown
08/10/2007 [-] Fed Takes Action To Stem Credit Worries
08/10/2007 [-] Wall Street Falls Further After Market Open
08/10/2007 [-] Black teens to be 'Dreamers'
08/10/2007 [-] Airport reports busy July
08/10/2007 [-] Indices advance as banks, metals take lead
08/10/2007 [-] China bans import of breakdown-prone gas-turbo generators from GE
08/10/2007 [-] Swiss Exchange hits year low
08/10/2007 [-] Austrian ATX under pressure in Friday trading
08/10/2007 [-] Arab stocks steady, buoyed by midyear results
08/10/2007 [-] German train drivers suspend strike action until August 27
08/10/2007 [-] Start-up of new Finnish reactor postponed until 2011
08/10/2007 [-] Housing, mortgage worries rock Wall St. with big plunge
08/10/2007 [-] Steps to success
08/10/2007 [-] Chevron reports oil find in Angola
08/10/2007 [-] AP IMPACT Army recruiters may soon offer home buying, business seed money
08/10/2007 [-] Asian stocks plunge on fears about U.S. economy
08/10/2007 [-] Asian stocks fall on credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] - Asian Stocks Plummet on Credit Fears
08/10/2007 [-] Air Canada Q2 profit up 2 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Toronto stocks set to drop further on credit woes
08/10/2007 [-] Japanrsquo;s Nikkei and South Korearsquo;s main stock index fall after Wall Street slide
08/10/2007 [-] Crackdown to focus on illegal hires
08/10/2007 [-] Parents cast wary eye toward toy chests
08/10/2007 [-] World markets rattled by U.S. plunge
08/10/2007 [-] ACE Aviation reports Q2 earnings of 118M, excluding Jazz Air
08/10/2007 [-] Steelmaker ThyssenKrupp's 3rd-quarter profit soars on rising demand
08/10/2007 [-] Futures pare losses on Fed injection
08/10/2007 [-] Owner of landmark diner dies at 77
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks plunge as subprime fears rise
08/10/2007 [-] Cummins' growth automotive bright spot
08/10/2007 [-] Montana business challenges rules limiting scattering of cremated remains on public lands
08/10/2007 [-] Greenfield may capitalize on Eaton hybrid plan
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. Stocks Brace For An Opening Plunge
08/10/2007 [-] Regulator puts Taiwan subprime losses at US36 million
08/10/2007 [-] Aeroports de Paris says 1st-half revenue gained 9 percent
08/10/2007 [-] China's July imports reach new record high
08/10/2007 [-] Novartis wins extension on high blood-pressure drug
08/10/2007 [-] ECB pumps billions into rattled Euro banks
08/10/2007 [-] CORRECTED ACE Aviation earnings fall
08/10/2007 [-] Jobless rate lowest since 1974
08/10/2007 [-] Air Canada reports Q2 profit of 155 million, up from year-ago 152M
08/10/2007 [-] CORRECTED U.S. judge dismisses 2 suits over Parmalat collapse
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. judge dismisses 2 suits over Parmalat collapse
08/10/2007 [-] Broward deputy shot to death in Pompano; 2nd shooting this week
08/10/2007 [-] VSMPO-Avisma sets up Swiss subsidiary, Tirus International
08/10/2007 [-] Russia-China trade to hit 40 bln in 2007 ambassador
08/10/2007 [-] Futures slide as credit woes fan global rout
08/10/2007 [-] What's behind U.S. subprime crisis?
08/10/2007 [-] Global crisis fear as stocks dive
08/10/2007 [-] Electronic Monopoly, Scrabble on horizon
08/10/2007 [-] European stocks turn negative on the year
08/10/2007 [-] Exxaro says illegal strike at Namibian mine over
08/10/2007 [-] Yields up as S.Africa bonds fall on credit market woes
08/10/2007 [-] Investec slides 10 pct as subprime concerns bite
08/10/2007 [-] S.African stocks extends losses, Top-40 falls 5 pct
08/10/2007 [-] Gold stabilises, but sentiment still nervous
08/10/2007 [-] Old Mutual interim dividend up
08/10/2007 [-] Over S100m raised for Global Climate Change Fund
08/10/2007 [-] Robinson & Co reports 19% rise in full-year profit to S42m
08/10/2007 [-] A glorious 25th anniversary for the Dow
08/10/2007 [-] China's monthly trade surplus reaches second-highest level on record
08/10/2007 [-] The sale of Barneys Legacy of an apparel giant's feud
08/10/2007 [-] Consumer goods packages now shout to get your attention
08/10/2007 [-] Shaky markets prompt rumors of who's in trouble
08/10/2007 [-] Asian bankers seek to ease credit jitters
08/10/2007 [-] Crude oil drops below 70
08/10/2007 [-] Countrywide sees trouble ahead
08/10/2007 [-] GM deal to spur development of plug-in hybrid batteries
08/10/2007 [-] Rocked by uncertainty
08/10/2007 [-] 7 things to ask aging parents about their financial affairs
08/10/2007 [-] 99 laptop has too many catches
08/10/2007 [-] Bendigo and Adelaide tie the knot
08/10/2007 [-] Bendigo to expand wealth with Adelaide bid
08/10/2007 [-] Scientific Learning offering priced
08/10/2007 [-] CDW shareholders OK pvt equity buyout
08/10/2007 [-] Dollar lower against yen in late afternoon Tokyo trading
08/10/2007 [-] Singapore's economy grows 8.6 percent on year in second quarter
08/10/2007 [-] US consumer confidence bounces back in August, hitting a 5-month high
08/10/2007 [-] Gold closes lower in Hong Kong at US664.45 an ounce
08/10/2007 [-] Dollar weakens against yen in Asian trading on U.S. subprime worries
08/10/2007 [-] Private equity offers option for the succession question in Italian fashion
08/10/2007 [-] Euro steady against dollar amid worries over subprime fallout
08/10/2007 [-] ECB injects €61 billion into banking system amid jittery credit markets
08/10/2007 [-] US dollar lower, gold unchanged in early European trading
08/10/2007 [-] China's shares fall slightly after record-setting 5-day rise
08/10/2007 [-] KBC Bank posts 27 percent rise in 2Q net profit to €936 million
08/10/2007 [-] London's FTSE-100 index down 189.7 points at 6,081.5
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. stocks head for lower open amid continued credit concerns; central banks add liquidity
08/10/2007 [-] Old Mutual says 1st-half profit rose 27 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Businesswomen Hold First Summit
08/10/2007 [-] KRG US representative tells Arizona businesses of opportunities in Kurdistan
08/10/2007 [-] Orlando-based Olympus begins insuring homes
08/10/2007 [-] Retail developers like Orlando
08/10/2007 [-] Ex-Pfizer attorney seeks life science startup clients
08/10/2007 [-] ECB acts to calm markets for 2nd day
08/10/2007 [-] Jones Apparel can't stop slide
08/10/2007 [-] Tata Tea plans unit in Russia, eyes markets in South-East Asia
08/10/2007 [-] Bear run erodes share prices in Indian bourses
08/10/2007 [-] China July trade surplus second highest
08/10/2007 [-] China 3Q growth expected at 11.4 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Gartner warns businesses over virtual worlds
08/10/2007 [-] Italy fuels European growth fears
08/10/2007 [-] Quick answer for call center
08/10/2007 [-] BMW expects 5 series to propel sales
08/10/2007 [-] Japanese oil company finds oil and gas in Malaysia
08/10/2007 [-] Battery deal could power GMs electric-car efforts
08/10/2007 [-] UK utility extends power base across the globe
08/10/2007 [-] PUC seeks incentives, penalties for energy efficiency
08/10/2007 [-] Hard times for agents
08/10/2007 [-] Grant to help co-op sell valley produce
08/10/2007 [-] FTSE falls again
08/10/2007 [-] New chapter for books retailer?
08/10/2007 [-] Rabbi Sells PO Crowd on Spiritual Side of Business
08/10/2007 [-] Market dive could 'ease' home affordability
08/10/2007 [-] Aussie dollar tumbles on market turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Market posts its biggest fall since 2001
08/10/2007 [-] Oil falls as credit squeeze triggers growth worries
08/10/2007 [-] ACE Aviation earnings fall
08/10/2007 [-] JSE down as global woes weigh
08/10/2007 [-] Aer Rianta wins Russian contract
08/10/2007 [-] Public sector earnings rise by 4.8%
08/10/2007 [-] Q2 slump in industrial production
08/10/2007 [-] Talks on Aer Lingus Shannon move
08/10/2007 [-] House prices down ¬8,000 in first-half
08/10/2007 [-] Asia Pacific Business 10/08/2007
08/10/2007 [-] Comcast chief keeps pushing
08/10/2007 [-] Singapore shares fall 1.6% on US sub-prime credit jitters
08/10/2007 [-] Changing jobs? What to do with your 401 plan
08/10/2007 [-] Oculus shifts focus to FDA approval
08/10/2007 [-] Home Depot in talks on unit sale
08/10/2007 [-] Retail sales increase modest 2.6% in July
08/10/2007 [-] Split decision on DirecTV 'puffery' ads
08/10/2007 [-] Buick rivals Lexus for best dependability
08/10/2007 [-] Vonage falls behind Comcast in users
08/10/2007 [-] GM could take lead in plug-in hybrid race
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. vulnerable in yuan fight with China
08/10/2007 [-] CREDIT FEARS HIT DOW HARD
08/10/2007 [-] Subprime debtors are few, but they expose growing risk
08/10/2007 [-] What is liquidity, and why do I care?
08/10/2007 [-] Universal to test DRM-free downloads
08/10/2007 [-] Chavez bonds with Argentina
08/10/2007 [-] Boost Your Business Contest
08/10/2007 [-] Asian market plunge as a sell-off ensues
08/10/2007 [-] Kenya watchdog seeks Safaricom IPO delay reports
08/10/2007 [-] Kenya shilling flat vs dollar
08/10/2007 [-] S.Africa 3-month T-bill discount rate up at 9.07 pct
08/10/2007 [-] Zimbabwe cancels Telecel licence over shareholding
08/10/2007 [-] World needs more OPEC oil, and quickly IEA
08/10/2007 [-] WHSmith looks to Borders
08/10/2007 [-] Vote finalizes Compass merger
08/10/2007 [-] EvoGenix shareholders back Peptech merger
08/10/2007 [-] bMoneyMasters/b Fixing The Credit Crunch
08/10/2007 [-] Ancom to venture into entertainment industry
08/10/2007 [-] Unilever appoints new chairman and MD
08/10/2007 [-] Windows Vista and 2007 Office Systems launched in Sabah, Sarawak
08/10/2007 [-] 3M launches Scotch-Brite Scouring Sponge
08/10/2007 [-] Another medical supply firm eyes Plainfield
08/10/2007 [-] Holiday price cuts hit Tui
08/10/2007 [-] UK stations help group generate profits
08/10/2007 [-] More time for Akzo to brush up bid
08/10/2007 [-] Floods dampen Aviva's profits
08/10/2007 [-] Gaz to launch sales of British Maxus cars in late August
08/10/2007 [-] Tourism campaign may face cutbacks
08/10/2007 [-] Disney, MGM to part ways
08/10/2007 [-] World business briefs Wal-Mart de Mexico says same-store sales decline by 2 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Dow Tumbles Amid Credit Fears
08/10/2007 [-] PANIC SINKS MARTS
08/10/2007 [-] STUCK INSIDE A 'BLACK BOX'
08/10/2007 [-] CURB THAT FANNIE BUSH
08/10/2007 [-] ISTITHMAR WINS BARNEYS BID WAR
08/10/2007 [-] HOME LOAN GIANTS GIVE WARNING
08/10/2007 [-] UNIVISION MUSIC ASSETS FOR SALE
08/10/2007 [-] UMG'S SOUND CHECK
08/10/2007 [-] STREET APPLAUDS ICAHN'S NEW PLAN
08/10/2007 [-] A 'SPEC' OF HOPE
08/10/2007 [-] SEVEN MANHATTAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO WATCH
08/10/2007 [-] SUBPRIME SORROW WITH FRENCH ACCENT
08/10/2007 [-] LIONSGATE STARS IN ITS OWN LASHER SCENE
08/10/2007 [-] SUPPLY BIZ MARKDOWN HAMMERS HOME DEPOT
08/10/2007 [-] Matt hopes animal magic is a winner
08/10/2007 [-] BAE profits flying high
08/10/2007 [-] Apple to launch wireless service, consultant predicts
08/10/2007 [-] Atlanta Wireless Investment Firm Lands 200M in Funding
08/10/2007 [-] Cable guy had plenty of business
08/10/2007 [-] ABN shares fall on Fortis worries analysts
08/10/2007 [-] Fortinet CMO on BBC, World Business Report by liamssoft
08/10/2007 [-] Outsourcing still viable as a business strategy
08/10/2007 [-] HD Supply buyers may pay less for the business
08/10/2007 [-] Ham-radio operator linked kids with international space station
08/10/2007 [-] Are Kuhn's finances shaky? Stay tuned
08/10/2007 [-] Immigration law migrates to Orlando
08/10/2007 [-] JSE down 2%
08/10/2007 [-] Tax judges ‘need to be experts’
08/10/2007 [-] ‘Insufficient investment in equities’
08/10/2007 [-] Higher rates ‘weigh on economy’
08/10/2007 [-] Number of worker deaths lower in 2006
08/10/2007 [-] Hillenbrand shares fall 5 percent on lower profit
08/10/2007 [-] Hispanic population on the rise
08/10/2007 [-] Sweetbay parent sees profit drop
08/10/2007 [-] Pensions' big impact inspires a big book
08/10/2007 [-] For home buyers, some relief
08/10/2007 [-] Sydney Airport tops passenger survey
08/10/2007 [-] ECB sets liquidity-adding tender to calm market
08/10/2007 [-] China's July trade surplus second-highest at US24.4 billion
08/10/2007 [-] Global stock markets extend plunge
08/10/2007 [-] Asia joins bid to calm markets
08/10/2007 [-] Asian stocks fall on credit fears; Bank of Japan puts cash into money markets
08/10/2007 [-] Oil prices steady at mid-US71 a barrel after moderate fall overnight
08/10/2007 [-] ECB acts again after Asia banks try to calm markets
08/10/2007 [-] Rome will host annualall-night bash on Sept. 8
08/10/2007 [-] Consumer memo Ford Motor Company will introduce in-car communication system
08/10/2007 [-] Lexus and Buick top survey on reliability
08/10/2007 [-] Asia central banks join to calm money markets
08/10/2007 [-] Credit concerns drive dollar down
08/10/2007 [-] Infosys looks at medium to long-term hedging for rupee rise
08/10/2007 [-] China Chided, U.S. Conducts Business As Usual
08/10/2007 [-] Europe takes another slide
08/10/2007 [-] Asian central banks intervene
08/10/2007 [-] Zimbabwean government raises bread price amid acute shortages
08/10/2007 [-] Malaysian stock market dips nearly 2 per cent
08/10/2007 [-] Global markets fall further
08/10/2007 [-] Bad Debts American Mortgage Crisis Rattles German Banking Sector
08/10/2007 [-] ABN shares fall on Fortis worries
08/10/2007 [-] Old Mutual hit by U.S. provisions
08/10/2007 [-] Shares fall by more than 4 per cent in Seoul
08/10/2007 [-] Asian stocks join global slide on US mortgage concerns
08/10/2007 [-] ECB ready to add further liquidity if needed Friday
08/10/2007 [-] Shares fall in early London stock trading
08/10/2007 [-] News from Paris rattles bellwether markets
08/10/2007 [-] Market falls on French action
08/10/2007 [-] Group blasts lodging TV as sleazy
08/10/2007 [-] Placing ads in multiple papers? Try Google
08/10/2007 [-] AT&T Censoring was a mistake
08/10/2007 [-] Lexus shares top Power spot
08/10/2007 [-] Earnings drop as costs rise
08/10/2007 [-] Asian market plunge as panicked investors stage a sell-off
08/10/2007 [-] Business director joins Urbandale district
08/10/2007 [-] Dobbies urges investors to back bid
08/10/2007 [-] World shares fall on credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] Home repair company reports
08/10/2007 [-] FPL offers energy-saving products
08/10/2007 [-] Comcast takes on a future at high speed Diving into digital Internet,
08/10/2007 [-] Back-to-school season brings lackluster sales
08/10/2007 [-] A do-or-die sale for Coast?
08/10/2007 [-] Illinois company buys Palmetto Infusion
08/10/2007 [-] Vietnam PM urges Philippine business to expand economic ties
08/10/2007 [-] Business Confidence Edges Up, But Sacob Warns On Zimbabwe
08/10/2007 [-] SEC combing Wall Street books for supbrime losses report
08/10/2007 [-] Murdoch plans to sell local DJ newspapers 'fairly quickly'
08/10/2007 [-] MAS ready to inject cash into market if needed
08/10/2007 [-] RUXX investment index set to open 2.87% down
08/10/2007 [-] Banks' correspondent accounts with CBR decline 9.2%
08/10/2007 [-] Russian monetary base up 67 mln in week to 140.3 bln
08/10/2007 [-] Euro slips 6.36 kopeks on MICEX
08/10/2007 [-] Dollar rises 16.26 kopeks on MICEX
08/10/2007 [-] Bank of Russia foreign currency exchange rates for August 11-13
08/10/2007 [-] Australian stocks plunge 3.7 per cent
08/10/2007 [-] Dubai stock market competing with NASDAQ in OMX takeover
08/10/2007 [-] Amsterdam stock exchange AEX drops dramatically
08/10/2007 [-] Campbell Soup is losing its taste for chocolate
08/10/2007 [-] Buick, Lexus tie for top in dependability study
08/10/2007 [-] Home Depot stock takes hit
08/10/2007 [-] Nasdaq touts its listings in China
08/10/2007 [-] Dubai group wins Barneys bidding
08/10/2007 [-] China bars lead-tainted exports by 2 toy firms
08/10/2007 [-] Competition for South Florida gamers heating up
08/10/2007 [-] Back-to-school sales disappoint retailers
08/10/2007 [-] FPL opens Internet store offering energy-efficient products
08/10/2007 [-] Sharemarket nosedives
08/10/2007 [-] Business bites back on Hampton Roads transportation plan
08/10/2007 [-] Friendly pranks mark sad goodbye to longtime Bothell shoe repair business
08/10/2007 [-] Dow plunges on credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] Political turmoil a drag on Japanese stocks
08/10/2007 [-] Subprime market small segment, big impact
08/10/2007 [-] U Village to add trendy H&M
08/10/2007 [-] Venture firms give startup a vote of confidence
08/10/2007 [-] Nordstrom, Costco buck sales trend
08/10/2007 [-] Warning about Chinese yuan issued
08/10/2007 [-] NW corporate results Marchex, Pyramid Breweries
08/10/2007 [-] Half of foreign net sales flees Kingdom
08/10/2007 [-] ECB acts to bail out European banks as credit crunch hits
08/10/2007 [-] ABN shares fall on Fortis financing worries analysts
08/10/2007 [-] Virgin Group buys stake in AirAsia X
08/10/2007 [-] 10-year Duke Realty executive named COO
08/10/2007 [-] Steak n Shake cuts forecast as profit slides
08/10/2007 [-] Lilly sues Actavis to block generic version of Strattera
08/10/2007 [-] What to do with 401 from last job
08/10/2007 [-] Are rewards credit cards a good bargain or just another bad debt?
08/10/2007 [-] Campbell Soup says Godiva on the block
08/10/2007 [-] Retailers' dilemma wary, picky shoppers
08/10/2007 [-] Markets plunge over tightening credit
08/10/2007 [-] New tenants announced for Greenwood mall
08/10/2007 [-] Furniture chain comes to Indy with 2 stores
08/10/2007 [-] Romney Adapts Business Plan to Politics
08/10/2007 [-] Green Gate applies for South Basin permit
08/10/2007 [-] To Curb Risk, Boston Scientific to Sell Device Maker It Bought in 04
08/10/2007 [-] 13. MASWings on track to take to the skies
08/10/2007 [-] Not liking what he sees, business owner joins Palm Bay council race
08/10/2007 [-] Your Own Online Business Your Interests
08/10/2007 [-] Deal to Simplify the Business of Implanted Identity Chips
08/10/2007 [-] Indian shares dive 2.9 pct. on opening
08/10/2007 [-] Wal-Marts India plans draw protests
08/10/2007 [-] Nikko Cordial says not mulling sale of Principal
08/10/2007 [-] Man Group down 5 pct on IPO delay
08/10/2007 [-] Staffing giant Adecco posts 64 percent increase in 2Q net profit
08/10/2007 [-] Branson's Virgin Group buys stake in Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia X
08/10/2007 [-] Machinist union reaches new contract with Boeing
08/10/2007 [-] Harris gives NFL referees clearer view
08/10/2007 [-] Contract would mean jobs for Brevard, state
08/10/2007 [-] Business group supports tax relief
08/10/2007 [-] Health care expands
08/10/2007 [-] EADS may include Augsburg site in plant sales
08/10/2007 [-] Lockheed reveals expensive glitch
08/10/2007 [-] Retail sales were less than expected
08/10/2007 [-] Coping with a crazy stock market
08/10/2007 [-] Philippine share prices fall 3.0 per cent
08/10/2007 [-] Wal-Mart`s India plans draw protests
08/10/2007 [-] Germany's DAX falls 2 per cent at start of trading
08/10/2007 [-] Hang Seng falls 2.9 per cent as storm closes market
08/10/2007 [-] Lower French costs boost staffing agency Adecco
08/10/2007 [-] Old Mutual profit drops on currency
08/10/2007 [-] Idaho Springs Pizza Joint Turns To Solar Power
08/10/2007 [-] Are market bubbles set to blow?
08/10/2007 [-] Q&A Sub-prime lending
08/10/2007 [-] Q&A World stock market falls
08/10/2007 [-] - A bright outlook for Bonds futures
08/10/2007 [-] Boeing leads Airbus in orders
08/10/2007 [-] Alaska Airlines, Sea-Tac Airport look to streamline check-in
08/10/2007 [-] Vietnam PM urges RP business to expand economic ties
08/10/2007 [-] Legal fees weigh on Wild Oats
08/10/2007 [-] Business briefs, August 10
08/10/2007 [-] Buick ties Lexus as most reliable
08/10/2007 [-] Winemakers spread wings
08/10/2007 [-] The ticker, August 10
08/10/2007 [-] Tunisian exchange rate broadly appropriate IMF
08/10/2007 [-] Rand steadies after Thursday slide
08/10/2007 [-] S.Africa stocks fall on global woes, led by Investec
08/10/2007 [-] China bans exports by 2 toy makers
08/10/2007 [-] Retail sales were less than expected in July
08/10/2007 [-] How a 'liquidity crisis' could affect Main Street
08/10/2007 [-] Need a shrink? Call your broker
08/10/2007 [-] China's Trade Surplus Up 67 Pct. in July
08/10/2007 [-] Silencing Pearl Jam's Lyrics A Mistake, ATT Says
08/10/2007 [-] Report Richard Li increases stake in Hong Kong newspaper
08/10/2007 [-] Steelmaker ThyssenKrupp's 3rd-quarter profit soars on rising demand
08/10/2007 [-] Hyundai Heavy 2nd-quarter profit more than doubles on ship orders
08/10/2007 [-] Treasurer plays down effects on Australia of US subprime mortgages woes
08/10/2007 [-] Slumping Gap Jettisons 1,500 Workers
08/10/2007 [-] Nacco unit to end production of product at Irvine facility/titl
08/10/2007 [-] Virgin to invest in Malaysia's AirAsia X video
08/10/2007 [-] Asia central banks join bid t
08/10/2007 [-] Old Mutual misses forecasts on currency
08/10/2007 [-] Morning business news Aug 10
08/10/2007 [-] China surplus fuels currency concerns
08/10/2007 [-] Slowdown puts pressure on Readymix
08/10/2007 [-] Growth of China operation won't impact NZ business
08/10/2007 [-] NZ dollar slumps 3 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Sharemarket down 1.2 percent
08/10/2007 [-] Eagle businessman puts name in hat for mayor
08/10/2007 [-] Toyota Foreign Business Act amendment won't hurt foreign investment
08/10/2007 [-] Aviva Australia posts jump in earnings
08/10/2007 [-] Nick Scali annual profit rises 6.9%
08/10/2007 [-] Petrol inquiry dates announced by ACCC
08/10/2007 [-] Importer Recalls 255,000 Chinese Light-Truck Tires
08/10/2007 [-] Dire projections for Rialto
08/10/2007 [-] Rising rates 'encouraging savers'
08/10/2007 [-] Buzz on Business O'Brien's Pub opens today at Louisiana Boardwalk
08/10/2007 [-] Buick catches Lexus as best in durability
08/10/2007 [-] Conference roundup
08/10/2007 [-] TRAVERSE CITY SEMINARS GM Battery on track for Chevy Volt
08/10/2007 [-] Chrysler meets with Hyundai and Mitsubishi
08/10/2007 [-] Why bankers say inflation trumps jobs
08/10/2007 [-] Chinese central bank warns of inflation risks in latest monetary report
08/10/2007 [-] Young Innovations buys back 1 million of chairman's shares
08/10/2007 [-] New challenge rising against existing video business model
08/10/2007 [-] Furniture Brands close to completing critical refinancing deal
08/10/2007 [-] General American, former executive settle late trading charges
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks tumbled Thursday
08/10/2007 [-] Work begins on Woolworth Building
08/10/2007 [-] NSW job rate steady at 4.7%
08/10/2007 [-] 4th Avenue Businesses Seek Long-Term Flood Solutions
08/10/2007 [-] Share market nosedives
08/10/2007 [-] Open Tuesday talks open source business
08/10/2007 [-] Dow sinks 387 on renewed credit concerns Business Week
08/10/2007 [-] Sybase IQ Analytics Business Flourishes
08/10/2007 [-] WH Smith linked to Borders move
08/10/2007 [-] China's Trade Surplus Up 40 Pct. in July
08/10/2007 [-] Yen gains as credit woes crimp risk appetite
08/10/2007 [-] S.Africa bonds weaken sharply on risk flight
08/10/2007 [-] Tokyo precious falls on credit woes, spot recovers
08/10/2007 [-] BowLeven says to abandon IF-1 well offshore Cameroon
08/10/2007 [-] Oil steady above 71 after falling on credit woes
08/10/2007 [-] Old Mutual H1 profit falls 12 pct on currency woes
08/10/2007 [-] Mid-day market below 800 points
08/10/2007 [-] Labour Court to speed up processes
08/10/2007 [-] Markets tumble amid rush from risk
08/10/2007 [-] Diploma capped businessman's success
08/10/2007 [-] Business Report for Friday, August 10, 2007
08/10/2007 [-] Packages Now Shout to Get Your Attention
08/10/2007 [-] Amtrak cuts D.C.-N.Y. trip by 10 minutes
08/10/2007 [-] Tires made in China recalled
08/10/2007 [-] Medicare insurers prepare for cuts
08/10/2007 [-] Retail shoppers cautious, bored
08/10/2007 [-] Bush warns China on currency reserves
08/10/2007 [-] Wall Street stunned by funds freeze
08/10/2007 [-] Heat may endanger soybean crop
08/10/2007 [-] Eaton Corp. puts hybrid system for trucks into production
08/10/2007 [-] US defense department chooses semifinalists for robot challenge
08/10/2007 [-] Not enough intervention detail Indigenous businessman
08/10/2007 [-] Hunter won't bid for Dobbies or accept Tesco
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks seen opening sharply down
08/10/2007 [-] Asian stocks and currencies reel on credit fears
08/10/2007 [-] Jhapa office bans network business
08/10/2007 [-] Crews drilling holes for trapped miners
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks plunge on fresh fears about subprime mortgages
08/10/2007 [-] Campbell Soup considers selling off Godiva brand
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. stocks tumble after European sell-off
08/10/2007 [-] Spirit cuts presence in Detroit, city where airline started
08/10/2007 [-] Ancient Kurdish City Seeks to Become Tourist, Business Mecca
08/10/2007 [-] Democratic Commissioner to Leave S.E.C.
08/10/2007 [-] Oil prices steady at mid-US71 a barrel after moderate fall overnight
08/10/2007 [-] Hong Kong shares take early plunge on fears of widening subprime crisis
08/10/2007 [-] Asian stocks plunge on credit fears; Bank of Japan injects cash into money markets
08/10/2007 [-] China's July trade surplus second-highest at US24.4 billion
08/10/2007 [-] US stocks plummet on more signs that subprime lending woes are hurting global economy
08/10/2007 [-] PetroChina shareholders approve company's Shanghai market debut
08/10/2007 [-] Prospects uncertain for investor lawsuits alleging securities fraud in US
08/10/2007 [-] Football frenzy Has the foreign purchase of UK clubs changed the game?
08/10/2007 [-] Realtors forecast five-year low in home sales across U.S.
08/10/2007 [-] Views on development
08/10/2007 [-] Restructuring helps Revlon's Q2 losses
08/10/2007 [-] For Many Campaigns, the Little is Have It
08/10/2007 [-] South Korea Interest Rate Raised
08/10/2007 [-] New Zealands Jobless Rate Falls to Record Low
08/10/2007 [-] Germany Strike Affects Telecom
08/10/2007 [-] Callaway sues TaylorMade over golf patents
08/10/2007 [-] CORRECTED Wal-Mart posts higher sales
08/10/2007 [-] Asian markets fall as credit fears spread
08/10/2007 [-] Global credit crunch unlikely to be repeated in NZ
08/10/2007 [-] Govt boosts Fonterra milk supply to rivals
08/10/2007 [-] NZ$ slips amid global market turmoil
08/10/2007 [-] Door-to-door shopping companies warned
08/10/2007 [-] Bad blood flowing among ICP's major shareholders
08/10/2007 [-] Thailand reports 33 factory closures, 9,496 laid off
08/10/2007 [-] Singapore company to develop five-star hotel in Vietnam
08/10/2007 [-] Asian, Pacific stocks join global slide on US mortgage concerns
08/10/2007 [-] MIDWEST BRIEFS Corn Products' stock tumbles
08/10/2007 [-] Vichit sugguests diversification of assets
08/10/2007 [-] Coffee gives jolt to McDonald's sales
08/10/2007 [-] Wraps, coffee, dessert makes McDonald's smile
08/10/2007 [-] Breakfast offerings pump up McDonald's same-store sales
08/10/2007 [-] Banker rate will drop by another 25-bsp
08/10/2007 [-] Ammar warns of lack of risk taking spirit
08/10/2007 [-] US Airways fires 15 linked to falsified work records
08/10/2007 [-] Northwest Airlines may be angling to grab Midwest
08/10/2007 [-] World Business Briefing Germany Shoemakers Sales Fall
08/10/2007 [-] As Credit Tightens, Investors Grow Wary of Banks Reliance on Debt
08/10/2007 [-] Your Black Muslim Bakery Out Of Business
08/10/2007 [-] The Feud Behind the Sale of Barneys New York
08/10/2007 [-] BitTorrent Old idea or new business model?
08/10/2007 [-] WA's unemployment rate falls
08/10/2007 [-] Miner sees big potential in WA goldfields site
08/10/2007 [-] URA gives SouthSide Works developer 3 more years
08/10/2007 [-] Red Cross sued for use of red cross on products
08/10/2007 [-] Wheeling steelmaker's losses put firm in peril
08/10/2007 [-] Le-Nature's creditors scrambling to find assets - and lawsuit targets
08/10/2007 [-] US Airways fires employees accused of falsifying overtime
08/10/2007 [-] Retail results disappointing
08/10/2007 [-] Report; Company had record of lead in 2002
08/10/2007 [-] Lawmaker hopes to take mystery out of 401 fees
08/10/2007 [-] Family Finances Retirement contributions more important than ever
08/10/2007 [-] Koppers' income increases fourfold
08/10/2007 [-] Dateline Pittsburgh
08/10/2007 [-] Product Packages Now Shout to Get Your Attention
08/10/2007 [-] Columbus Business Journal, Others Report on Ohio U-American Hydrogen Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Clean Energ
08/10/2007 [-] 19. Corporate results in brief
08/10/2007 [-] 18. News Corp profit rises, maps plan for Dow Jones
08/10/2007 [-] 17. Penang Port to handle more cargo
08/10/2007 [-] 16. Port awaits feedback on listing
08/10/2007 [-] 15. CIMB Bank to triple online prepaid deals
08/10/2007 [-] 14. Strong growth for Hong Leong products
08/10/2007 [-] 13. Aussie bank to buy rival
08/10/2007 [-] 12. Putrajaya Perdana first of many buys
08/10/2007 [-] 11. Growth forecast remains 6%
08/10/2007 [-] 9. In Bizweek Saturday Branson unplugged
08/10/2007 [-] 8. Role of CFOs now more challenging
08/10/2007 [-] 7. Asian equity funds least hit by global sell-off
08/10/2007 [-] 6. GuocoLand buys KL condo project
08/10/2007 [-] 5. Gadang, partner win RM279mil highway job
08/10/2007 [-] 4. Inflow of oil money
08/10/2007 [-] 3. Putrajaya Perdana CEO to retain post
08/10/2007 [-] 2. Penang Port to reclaim 405ha
08/10/2007 [-] 1. Malaysian, Japanese, Korean, New Zealand stocks plunge on opening Friday
08/10/2007 [-] Asian Stock Markets Fall After Wall Street Slide
08/10/2007 [-] Bravo for Clean Sweep Carroll
08/10/2007 [-] Cracking down on cable theft
08/10/2007 [-] Where have all the bosses gone?
08/10/2007 [-] Car insurers on drive for gender equity
08/10/2007 [-] Westfield sells most area malls
08/10/2007 [-] Japan's central bank injects 1 trillion yen into money markets
08/10/2007 [-] Japanese stocks plunge in early trading; BOJ injects 1 trillion yen into money markets
08/10/2007 [-] Report Japan bank in talks with Citigroup
08/10/2007 [-] Power struggle seems likely to sideline business laws
08/10/2007 [-] MediaCorp Publishing wins big at Asian Publishing Management Awards
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks well down at noon after US losses
08/10/2007 [-] Toyota delays Prius' revamp
08/10/2007 [-] Buick, Lexus tie in J.D. Power list
08/10/2007 [-] NZ dollar, shares tumble 1 percent amid global volatility
08/10/2007 [-] Japanese Stocks Plunge in Early Trading
08/10/2007 [-] Chavez Offers Refinery Aid to Ecuador
08/10/2007 [-] More Hispanics Are Working Utah's Mines
08/10/2007 [-] Bangkok bourse falls 2.7 per cent on US jitters
08/10/2007 [-] Lubbock Businesses Supporting Western Little League All-Stars
08/10/2007 [-] Universal relents on digital music
08/10/2007 [-] Global markets tumble as Dow loses 387 points
08/10/2007 [-] Trujillo's pay is unreasonable Howard
08/10/2007 [-] Costello hoses down market concerns
08/10/2007 [-] MetLife Settles Claims In Late-Trading Case
08/10/2007 [-] Bill Before Congress Could Limit ID Theft
08/10/2007 [-] Silencing Pearl Jam's Lyrics A Mistake, AT&T Says
08/10/2007 [-] Foxwoods Launches Website In Chinese
08/10/2007 [-] Governor Trumpets Brownfields Law
08/10/2007 [-] CAS Medical Reports A Loss
08/10/2007 [-] Verizon Appoints Call Center Director
08/10/2007 [-] Group To Drop Suit Against Aetna Plans
08/10/2007 [-] Porsche Pull, Anyone?
08/10/2007 [-] Calif. company to develop business park
08/10/2007 [-] Court DirecTV Internet ads were exaggerated enough to be legal
08/10/2007 [-] Kroger's organic offerings bloom
08/10/2007 [-] Size Doesnt Keep Goldman Fund From Gyrating With Market
08/10/2007 [-] Shaky Markets Prompt Rumors of Whos in Trouble
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. agency pushes Bush plan
08/10/2007 [-] Japanese firm now
08/10/2007 [-] Govt to cut down on GATE fee gouging -
08/10/2007 [-] N&M takeover bid - ...wants 100% of BS&T
08/10/2007 [-] How to build a directory and start an online business from scratch
08/10/2007 [-] Iran backs Iraqi PM; says US troops must withdraw from Iraq ...
08/10/2007 [-] Buick, Lexus tied in U.S. vehicle dependability study
08/10/2007 [-] Alberta company delays announcing site of proposed nuclear plant until September
08/10/2007 [-] Venezuela offers to help build oil refinery in Ecuador
08/10/2007 [-] Tokyo stocks plunge on renewed credit concerns in US
08/10/2007 [-] U.S. power company AES expands wind generation business into China
08/10/2007 [-] S'pore Q2 GDP growth at 8.6% year-on-year, 14% quarter-on-quarter
08/10/2007 [-] Industrialist Angus Tait created lasting wealth
08/10/2007 [-] The Conference Board Japan Business Cycle Indicators
08/10/2007 [-] Businesses to get boost as bus route returns
08/10/2007 [-] Mortgage Losses Echo in Europe and on Wall St.
08/10/2007 [-] PM says US downturn won't hurt
08/10/2007 [-] The stability of Iron Mountain-BusinessWeek
08/10/2007 [-] Kansas Business Fined for Violations
08/10/2007 [-] Maker of Thomas Friends toys recalls lead-tainted tops
08/10/2007 [-] Finland's Dynea upped to 'B+' after disposal of American unit SP
08/10/2007 [-] Hundreds Turn out for Small Business Symposium
08/10/2007 [-] Stocks close higher despite Telstra drop
08/10/2007 [-] Fishy business
08/10/2007 [-] Darwin businessman to fight underpayment claims
08/10/2007 [-] ASX more than recovers from the days of panic
08/10/2007 [-] Business as usual
08/10/2007 [-] Lateline Business Former Rio chief to be next Qantas chairman
08/10/2007 [-] Fishy business at Disneyland
08/10/2007 [-] Indians Protest Wal-Marts Wholesale Entry
08/10/2007 [-] Duke Energy sets electricity record
08/10/2007 [-] Wall Street routed as ECB intervenes in markets
08/10/2007 [-] New Zealand stock market continues roller-coaster volatility
08/10/2007 [-] NZ dollar suffers sharp fall
08/10/2007 [-] Negotiations under way for land on rail link
08/10/2007 [-] Sharemarket slumps after Wall St plunge
08/10/2007 [-] More guests staying the night
08/10/2007 [-] NZ dollar drops under US75c
08/10/2007 [-] Dow, SP lose nearly 3 pct as subprime ills spread
08/10/2007 [-] Marin's Legendary Sweetwater Music Club To Close
08/10/2007 [-] Markets tumble as credit fears return
08/10/2007 [-] CAE doesn't foresee near-term business from U.S. legacy airlines
08/10/2007 [-] Universal Music Will Sell Songs Without Copy Protection
08/10/2007 [-] Economy Thursday
08/10/2007 [-] Young value leisure more than homes
08/10/2007 [-] Boost for bowel cancer research
08/10/2007 [-] Wenger 'most profitable manager'
08/10/2007 [-] Bateman Engineering wins 100 mln usd contract with Dynatec Madagascar
08/10/2007 [-] Transactions
08/10/2007 [-] Foot-and-mouth outbreak in Britain highlights danger of accidental spread of disease from labs
08/10/2007 [-] Germany re-examines GM regulations
08/10/2007 [-] Sun Healthcare Group Selects Ascend Software's Accounts Payable Document Management and Business Aut
08/10/2007 [-] A New Kind of Bank Run Tests Old Safeguards
08/10/2007 [-] Global markets tumble, with Dow losing 387 points
08/10/2007 [-] South Korea's main stock index falls 3.3 percent in early trading
08/10/2007 [-] Japanese stocks plunge on open
08/10/2007 [-] Online video site Veoh asks judge to forestall Universal lawsuit
08/10/2007 [-] Cypriots spend 33% more abroad, Cyprus e-commerce triples
08/10/2007 [-] Upload Your Business Cards Data Online
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08/10/2007 [-] Council restricts 'BYOB' businesses
08/10/2007 [-] Insiders send bullish signals
08/10/2007 [-] Immersion director exercises options
08/10/2007 [-] Sector Glance Web advertising declines
08/10/2007 [-] Diebold delays quarterly report
08/10/2007 [-] Emulex swings to 4Q profit
08/10/2007 [-] Emulex sees fiscal 1Q below estimates
08/10/2007 [-] Brooks Automation offers 4Q view
08/10/2007 [-] Marchex inks Yahoo search-ad agreement
08/10/2007 [-] Popular agrees to buy Citibank's Puerto Rico retail business


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