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08/16/2007 [-] EU to look at why credit rating agencies were slow to downgrade subprime losses
08/16/2007 [-] Bank of Russia foreign currency exchange rates for August 17
08/16/2007 [-] Md. Business Man Jailed In Vietnam To Return Home
08/16/2007 [-] Denver After business, put the suit and heels away
08/16/2007 [-] Software Business Finalizes Agenda for Software Business Conference October 2- 3
08/16/2007 [-] Dow falls below 13,000
08/16/2007 [-] Adobe makes Flash for the Web even cooler
08/16/2007 [-] Homebuilders' pessimism rising, trade group says
08/16/2007 [-] Lots of downs and a few ups in housing
08/16/2007 [-] Ryanair sees more hubs in Spain
08/16/2007 [-] July home starts, permits fall to 10-year lows
08/16/2007 [-] U.S. housing starts hit 10-year low
08/16/2007 [-] Fidelity, Schroders sell Asia on Mideast, Africa
08/16/2007 [-] Old Mutual eyes options after Moody's lifts outlook
08/16/2007 [-] Rand at 5-month low vs dollar on global sell-off
08/16/2007 [-] Kenya's Bamburi Cement to expand Uganda unit
08/16/2007 [-] Industrial metals drop on falling equities
08/16/2007 [-] Home Construction Falls 6.1 Pct. in July
08/16/2007 [-] NZ SMEs can succeed says business guru
08/16/2007 [-] Irish take 13% more trips abroad in June
08/16/2007 [-] Euro down against dollar, yen
08/16/2007 [-] 15% of all homes vacant Census
08/16/2007 [-] Vermont business develops solar-powered sensors to monitor strain on bridges
08/16/2007 [-] SET ends 3% lower
08/16/2007 [-] TCS sees Govt's nod for Nagpur SEZ s...
08/16/2007 [-] SA business community 'behind times'
08/16/2007 [-] Consumer prices kept in check as gas prices drop
08/16/2007 [-] Home sales fall in 41 states; prices slide in one-third of metro areas
08/16/2007 [-] Credit woes hit Europe, Asia
08/16/2007 [-] Asian and European Stocks Fall Again
08/16/2007 [-] - Asian, European Stocks Plunge
08/16/2007 [-] Asian stocks plunge again
08/16/2007 [-] A family drama in Spanish television
08/16/2007 [-] Credit crunch imperils lender
08/16/2007 [-] FTSE sinks as credit fears hit banks, commodities
08/16/2007 [-] Gold down on firmer dollar, markets nervous
08/16/2007 [-] Floating a Business
08/16/2007 [-] How a hedge fund star lost it all
08/16/2007 [-] HFA Holdings says its funds have benefited U.S. market turmoil
08/16/2007 [-] North Korea's economy said weaker than it was 18 years ago
08/16/2007 [-] China warns toy makers involved in recalls of harsh measures
08/16/2007 [-] Singapore Airlines to take delivery of first Airbus A380
08/16/2007 [-] European and Asian markets slump as subprime fears widen
08/16/2007 [-] Furniture and gadget discounts boost UK retail sales
08/16/2007 [-] ITC Holdings board OKs quarterly dividend
08/16/2007 [-] Business Leasing and Finance News
08/16/2007 [-] Motorola-Cisco case may be pivotal in Enron suits
08/16/2007 [-] Jitters push FTSE to five-month low
08/16/2007 [-] Iconic Alys' Cafe shutting doors soon
08/16/2007 [-] County working on business retention
08/16/2007 [-] KKR Financial says it has 'ample liquidity'
08/16/2007 [-] Whole Foods further extends Wild Oats tender offer
08/16/2007 [-] Oil prices fall as tropical storm fears ease, stock markets decline
08/16/2007 [-] Farmers fear impact for their livelihood of federal illegal immigrant crackdown
08/16/2007 [-] London's FTSE-100 index down 188.8 points at 5,920.5 at midday
08/16/2007 [-] Pakistan's Airblue to buy up to 14 new aircraft
08/16/2007 [-] IMI says its conducting investigation over trading contracts
08/16/2007 [-] GlaxoSmithKline signs contract to supply pandemic influenza vaccine to UK government
08/16/2007 [-] Bank stays 'hands-off' in lending crisis
08/16/2007 [-] Economy in for volatile times Symond
08/16/2007 [-] S&P affirms PSA International's AA corporate rating with stable outlook
08/16/2007 [-] Five-point plan targets air safety
08/16/2007 [-] Nielsen and Cognos sign strategic agreement for client-facing Business Intelligence solutions
08/16/2007 [-] Viva Macau? Viva nada as airline cancels flight
08/16/2007 [-] Euro battered by "safe" dollar, yen
08/16/2007 [-] Karunanidhi defends move into cable TV business
08/16/2007 [-] Time was when encyclopedias were serious business
08/16/2007 [-] SA business community 'behind times'
08/16/2007 [-] Asia, US give Lend Lease a 59% boost
08/16/2007 [-] To Russia with lease Wellington eyes Wharf offices
08/16/2007 [-] Credit card business likely to slow down in 2nd half of 2007 KRC
08/16/2007 [-] Macy's profit falls 77% to 74M
08/16/2007 [-] Home Depot unit's sale delayed
08/16/2007 [-] Ginn Resorts buys upscale development in Georgia
08/16/2007 [-] State, insurers spar over rate cuts
08/16/2007 [-] Bonds show resilience
08/16/2007 [-] Rand treading water
08/16/2007 [-] Credit bugbear tugs at JSE
08/16/2007 [-] Market turmoil to hit US growth
08/16/2007 [-] MPC may not raise rates
08/16/2007 [-] British Energy profit dip
08/16/2007 [-] FTSE falls below 6,000
08/16/2007 [-] Stocks plunge in Singapore
08/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong stocks fall a further 3.29 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] European markets fall around 2 per cent in early trade
08/16/2007 [-] Indonesian stocks continue to plunge
08/16/2007 [-] Dutch workers union polls employees about ABN Amro takeover
08/16/2007 [-] Malaysian stock market plunges 3.53 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Swiss stock market dips to new year low
08/16/2007 [-] Stay in touch offline
08/16/2007 [-] Research finds you're probably not getting the best deal
08/16/2007 [-] Dow closes below 13,000; Fed's cash can't ease credit worries
08/16/2007 [-] Shareholders OK Sallie Mae buyout
08/16/2007 [-] Citrix buying XenSource
08/16/2007 [-] Amgen to cut up to 2,600 jobs over slow drug sales
08/16/2007 [-] Builders Housing market bleak
08/16/2007 [-] First iPhone bills arrive by the box
08/16/2007 [-] Fed rate cut possible, analysts say
08/16/2007 [-] Inflation steady; industrial output up
08/16/2007 [-] Netflix bucks service trend
08/16/2007 [-] Google, Sun fight Microsoft Office
08/16/2007 [-] Nameless gift computer may be fine for son, 9
08/16/2007 [-] LI FUNG SECURES REGATTA
08/16/2007 [-] CHRYSLER TURNS TO AD VET FOR MARKET HELP
08/16/2007 [-] SCOTTOS TO OPEN DOWNTOWN EATERY
08/16/2007 [-] MACY'S LOWERS THE BAR
08/16/2007 [-] ALLEN'S CHARTER CHATTER
08/16/2007 [-] HOUSING'S HEARTACHE
08/16/2007 [-] MIU MIU OPENING ON 57TH
08/16/2007 [-] EMI NAME GAME
08/16/2007 [-] SALLIE'S HOLDERS VOTE 'YES'
08/16/2007 [-] MONEY MARKET FUNDS OK
08/16/2007 [-] DOW FALLS THROUGH 13,000
08/16/2007 [-] A DEBT RATTLE
08/16/2007 [-] ZIFF SKIPS PAYMENT
08/16/2007 [-] KKR FINANCIAL HURT BY 40M LOAN LOSS
08/16/2007 [-] PLUNGE PROTECTORS ARE ALL OVER MARKET MELTDOWN
08/16/2007 [-] Govt signs pandemic flu vaccine deal with Baxter
08/16/2007 [-] Consortium bidding for ABN AMRO files with EU
08/16/2007 [-] British Land battles against negative sentiment
08/16/2007 [-] ICI buys U.S. group Advanced Applied Adhesives
08/16/2007 [-] Price cuts boost retail sales
08/16/2007 [-] Trenwick Group-TREN 1pm business news update conference call 8/23 sponsor Co
08/16/2007 [-] Oil sheds over 1 as credit fears batter stocks
08/16/2007 [-] Oil prices fall below US72 as tropical storm fears ease, stock markets fall
08/16/2007 [-] BoJ injects extra funds for first day in three
08/16/2007 [-] Singapore shares close 3.7% lower
08/16/2007 [-] A*STAR develops 3 medical diagnostic tools for commercial use
08/16/2007 [-] Stocks set to fall, eyes on housing data
08/16/2007 [-] AirTran pilots vote on 4-year contract
08/16/2007 [-] Lobbyist deals are extended
08/16/2007 [-] Midwest board huddles over new bid
08/16/2007 [-] Credit fears pound global stocks
08/16/2007 [-] Movie Gallery ratings lowered to 'CC' on poor liquidity position SP
08/16/2007 [-] Brazil retail sales in June gain most in three years
08/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong shares plunge 3.3 percent, traders sell blue chips amid U.S. credit worries
08/16/2007 [-] Lanxess says it swung to a loss in the second quarter
08/16/2007 [-] Euro area inflation confirmed at 1.8 percent in July, down from month earlier
08/16/2007 [-] Swedish regulator sends more questions to Borse Dubai over OMX share buy
08/16/2007 [-] Posco, Steel Authority of India form strategic partnership
08/16/2007 [-] Parents balk at Pasco Tae Kwon Do closure
08/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong a top travel spot for Chinese
08/16/2007 [-] Regional Brewer Boosts Commonwealth Business Forum
08/16/2007 [-] Heavy losses sweep markets
08/16/2007 [-] Copper lower as falling equities offset strikes
08/16/2007 [-] Egypt's Ezz Dekheila H1 net profit rises 17 percent
08/16/2007 [-] Egypt's Orascom Hotels' H1 profit rises 11.8 pct
08/16/2007 [-] S.Africa Top-40 index drops over 3 pct, miners fall
08/16/2007 [-] Midwest Air Group to consider AirTran's new bid
08/16/2007 [-] Wineries sprouting up in unlikeliest of places
08/16/2007 [-] 4.5 million Army contract with Pierce may lead to more
08/16/2007 [-] Northern Rock shares bashed
08/16/2007 [-] Union hits out at AA
08/16/2007 [-] 'Slower time' for Nestlé
08/16/2007 [-] Balfour's profits exceed forecasts
08/16/2007 [-] Flowcrete soars to record profits
08/16/2007 [-] Floyd Norris Why is the credit panic being played out in slow motion?
08/16/2007 [-] Beijing says it will step up food export inspections
08/16/2007 [-] Jolted by recalls, U.S. toy makers brace for a chill in sales
08/16/2007 [-] Chrysler wastes little time touting its reinvented self
08/16/2007 [-] Reporters and family members sue Hewlett-Packard over spying
08/16/2007 [-] Prices cuts lead to UK sales surge
08/16/2007 [-] Aer Lingus stake 'last resort' O'Dea
08/16/2007 [-] European shares tumble in early trading
08/16/2007 [-] Egyptian Resorts H1 net profit up 186 percent
08/16/2007 [-] Gold opens lower at US664.90 in London
08/16/2007 [-] Swiss insurer Zurich Financial says 2Q earnings up 8 percent to US1.3 billion
08/16/2007 [-] Dollar, euro lower against yen in Asian trade
08/16/2007 [-] Citing safety, China to reduce domestic flights, ban new airlines
08/16/2007 [-] OMV reports 3 percent rise in 2nd quarter adjusted net profit
08/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong's 'Toy King' in spotlight amid Mattel toy recall
08/16/2007 [-] Interest rate concerns drive euro, pound lower against US dollar
08/16/2007 [-] Gold closes lower in Hong Kong at US665.45 an ounce
08/16/2007 [-] Sarkozy urges Merkel to help better monitor transparency of financial markets
08/16/2007 [-] China's shares fall on profit-taking after record highs
08/16/2007 [-] Galileo To Display Air Canada Web-Only Content
08/16/2007 [-] BMW gets worst rating in side-crash test
08/16/2007 [-] Ford gives ethanol demonstration vehicles to KCPL and Gov. Matt Blunt
08/16/2007 [-] BMW 5 Series trails class in side-impact crash tests
08/16/2007 [-] FTSE Set To Fall Below 6,000 Level
08/16/2007 [-] World stocks plummet yet again
08/16/2007 [-] Strong sales to drive BHP H2 profit growth
08/16/2007 [-] Macy's earnings picture gloomier
08/16/2007 [-] Next chapter in publishing Your iPhone
08/16/2007 [-] U.S. regulators fine Travelocity.com for booking trips to Cuba
08/16/2007 [-] Lead's risk to kids in China is widespread
08/16/2007 [-] Citrix buying California company
08/16/2007 [-] To improve, even executives need help recognizing their faults
08/16/2007 [-] The six generations of Corvette
08/16/2007 [-] Macy's earnings decline
08/16/2007 [-] Ford people love Fords
08/16/2007 [-] Toyota exec to market Chrysler
08/16/2007 [-] Compuware will limit stock buybacks
08/16/2007 [-] NWA union to survey fliers
08/16/2007 [-] State hospitals are to list prices online
08/16/2007 [-] Ford expands employee discount
08/16/2007 [-] TURBOCHARGED WAGON HHR SS moves from racecourse to Woodward
08/16/2007 [-] Panic in Asian market
08/16/2007 [-] Spanish stocks plunge 1.9 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Austrian ATX starts weaker, losing 2 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Business briefs Nokia warning
08/16/2007 [-] Creating a Successful Business A Bakery
08/16/2007 [-] Oil prices lower on fallout from global credit crunch fears
08/16/2007 [-] Dish Crew offers TV, Internet service
08/16/2007 [-] Grimes man makes impression with concrete construction work
08/16/2007 [-] Smart-E-Pants offers personal touch
08/16/2007 [-] Waukee's has a new hometown cafe
08/16/2007 [-] DuPont beefs up Pioneer unit in bid to stem Monsanto gains
08/16/2007 [-] Struggling to Keep Up Europe's Midsize Airlines Are Getting Squeezed
08/16/2007 [-] Voters to grapple with tax for Port of Vancouver
08/16/2007 [-] London shares tumble amid world markets turmoil
08/16/2007 [-] Retail sales surge in July
08/16/2007 [-] SingAir to get Superjumbo in October
08/16/2007 [-] UK work woes hit Multiplex profit
08/16/2007 [-] Radio Rentals 'has begun year well'
08/16/2007 [-] ASX Ltd net profit up 45.6 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Mokena offers breaks to lure business
08/16/2007 [-] Business flights blockaded by climate activists
08/16/2007 [-] Major expansion would drive safety, businesses past limits
08/16/2007 [-] Lead is in wide use in China
08/16/2007 [-] Flipping for History
08/16/2007 [-] Graeme Hart tops rich list again
08/16/2007 [-] Russian gold and currency reserves up 3.4 bln in week
08/16/2007 [-] Wesfarmers creating new businesses to integrate Coles
08/16/2007 [-] FTSE tumbles 1.9% as credit jitters hit financials
08/16/2007 [-] European stocks fall on worsening credit woes
08/16/2007 [-] SIA sets maiden A380 commercial flight on 25 October
08/16/2007 [-] Hana suffers from strong baht
08/16/2007 [-] Bonds a little weaker
08/16/2007 [-] Rand on back foot
08/16/2007 [-] Central Bank withdraws licenses from two Moscow banks
08/16/2007 [-] Euro slips 4.38 kopeks on MICEX
08/16/2007 [-] Wholesale power generator OGK-6 set for new share issue
08/16/2007 [-] Dollar rises 10.12 kopeks on MICEX
08/16/2007 [-] Winnipeg Agricore employees get a close look at Regina
08/16/2007 [-] Program teaches financial skills to high school students
08/16/2007 [-] Wage, safety, insurance posters available for free
08/16/2007 [-] Idaho companies set another record for exports
08/16/2007 [-] Boisean sets his sights on championship title
08/16/2007 [-] What's New Couple working to provide quality eye care
08/16/2007 [-] See new film at Broncos kickoff party
08/16/2007 [-] OMV first-half results continue 2006 growth trends
08/16/2007 [-] Amsterdam AEX index drops below 500 points
08/16/2007 [-] Shares tumble 6.9 per cent in Seoul on panic selling
08/16/2007 [-] Morning business news Aug 16
08/16/2007 [-] Credit bodies face sub-prime probe
08/16/2007 [-] Amgen cuts won't affect Cork plans
08/16/2007 [-] Aer Lingus sides closer to talks
08/16/2007 [-] KKR could lose 290 million on mortgage bonds
08/16/2007 [-] Goldman Sachs acts to lure more investors to hedge fund
08/16/2007 [-] China offers export safety measures
08/16/2007 [-] Preparing a disaster plan gets serious
08/16/2007 [-] Toy makers in U.S. brace for a chill in sales
08/16/2007 [-] Paulson says U.S. economy can withstand turmoil report
08/16/2007 [-] Lower July gas prices slowed inflation
08/16/2007 [-] July figures show low inflation, solid increase in industrial output
08/16/2007 [-] Consumers say inflation on target survey
08/16/2007 [-] Inflation slows in July, production expands
08/16/2007 [-] The ticker, August 16
08/16/2007 [-] BMW sedan worst in crash test
08/16/2007 [-] Business briefs, August 16
08/16/2007 [-] Feds ask appeals court to deny bail
08/16/2007 [-] Quiznos franchisees sue sandwich chain
08/16/2007 [-] Australian stock registers biggest fall since 2001
08/16/2007 [-] India's Sensex falls more than 4 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Qantas profit surges 50 percent
08/16/2007 [-] Indian electric-car maker gears up for global market
08/16/2007 [-] NKorea ends seven-year growth streak in 2006 bank
08/16/2007 [-] Ringgit drops to RM3.50 to US1
08/16/2007 [-] Al Rajhi to help promote Malaysia My Second Home
08/16/2007 [-] Malaysian and Asian stocks fall Thursday
08/16/2007 [-] HSL in advanced stage of getting RM1b worth of projects
08/16/2007 [-] Chairman Public Bank not exposed to US subprime mortgage market
08/16/2007 [-] Google Controls the Fate of Small Publishers
08/16/2007 [-] Zurich Financial weathers floods
08/16/2007 [-] Yen soars, NZ dollar plunges as investors flee risk
08/16/2007 [-] Exxaro lifts profit and revenue
08/16/2007 [-] Gold down on dollar, reaction limited on Peru quake
08/16/2007 [-] Kenya opposition wants to block Safaricom IPO
08/16/2007 [-] Rand weakens as carry trade unwind weighs
08/16/2007 [-] S.African Top-40 stock futures fall 2.6 pct
08/16/2007 [-] Oil falls 1pct as equities slump, Dean may miss Gulf
08/16/2007 [-] RUXX investment index set to open 1.94% down
08/16/2007 [-] Banks' correspondent accounts with CBR decline 5.7%
08/16/2007 [-] Buffetts Berkshire Hathaway has sold the last of its shares in HR Block
08/16/2007 [-] China lashes 'irresponsible' reaction to safety woes
08/16/2007 [-] US business develops solar-powered sensors to monitor strain on bridges
08/16/2007 [-] Tokyo stock market's main index falls 1.99 percent
08/16/2007 [-] China Mobile 1H profits up 25.7 percent
08/16/2007 [-] North Korea's economy shrank in 2006 amid nuclear tensions
08/16/2007 [-] Web energy solutions operator to serve Indiana
08/16/2007 [-] Steel mill proposes landfill near Lake Michigan
08/16/2007 [-] FTC smooths way for Genesco buyout vote
08/16/2007 [-] Results of Lilly drug study expected in November
08/16/2007 [-] 65 foreclosed homes on the auction block tonight
08/16/2007 [-] Countrywide's woes drag on market
08/16/2007 [-] Parklike Allison Pointe gaining a high-rise
08/16/2007 [-] Verizon center off the market; future unclear
08/16/2007 [-] City Market may be ready Nov. 1
08/16/2007 [-] Businesses Across Davenport, IA Benefit From High Wheat Prices
08/16/2007 [-] Qantas posts record profit
08/16/2007 [-] British Energy profit down on outages
08/16/2007 [-] Nikkei falls nearly 2 per cent on lingering credit concerns
08/16/2007 [-] Taiwan stocks fall nearly 5 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Australian stocks rally after biggest fall since 2001
08/16/2007 [-] TAYLOR Charges are dropped in murder case
08/16/2007 [-] Are Costs of Business in China Overtaking Benefits
08/16/2007 [-] Raw Video Berkeley Business Professor Talks About Mortgage Crisis
08/16/2007 [-] Zurich's Irish profits climb to ¬26m
08/16/2007 [-] Asian Markets Continue Slump in Thursday Trading
08/16/2007 [-] ADF business withdrawn from Air NZ
08/16/2007 [-] Paypoint says trading in line
08/16/2007 [-] British Land says net asset value up
08/16/2007 [-] Angiotech Pharma's Quill gets FDA nod
08/16/2007 [-] Gilead licenses Parion drug candidate
08/16/2007 [-] Amgen to shed up to 2,600 jobs
08/16/2007 [-] Deal to net Biogen up to 30m
08/16/2007 [-] Johnson Johnson and Millennium blood cancer drug enters phase II ...
08/16/2007 [-] Wesfarmers to spend 5b on Coles integration
08/16/2007 [-] Dollar smashed to US80c as market tumbles
08/16/2007 [-] NZ shares down 1.2 percent at 8-month low
08/16/2007 [-] Windflow signs agreement to supply 2 turbines to Hawaii
08/16/2007 [-] Disney banks on 'High School Musical' encore
08/16/2007 [-] Store keeps music playing
08/16/2007 [-] Oil prices lower
08/16/2007 [-] Fashion caught with pants down
08/16/2007 [-] Absa launches bond amid global panic
08/16/2007 [-] Standard customers feel rates pinch
08/16/2007 [-] Tito poised to hike rates Spending slows as Credit Act bites
08/16/2007 [-] Sheraton Hotel planned for Athlone
08/16/2007 [-] US lender scare sends shares down
08/16/2007 [-] Laughing Dog Gallery the top dog
08/16/2007 [-] Valve blamed in launch failure
08/16/2007 [-] Renting to buy time
08/16/2007 [-] Gambling ships back in action
08/16/2007 [-] Airtel to launch 2G, 3G services in Sri Lanka by fiscal end
08/16/2007 [-] Lead found in China bibs
08/16/2007 [-] Pockets of resistance
08/16/2007 [-] Medical offices on rise in area
08/16/2007 [-] Pump drop eases price pressure
08/16/2007 [-] Passport rules cost three times estimate
08/16/2007 [-] China to tackle issues of import safety, quality
08/16/2007 [-] Sallie Mae shareholders approve sale
08/16/2007 [-] Most of recalled products made in China
08/16/2007 [-] 8. Perak calls off biofuel plant project
08/16/2007 [-] Global stocks thumped, yen climbs on credit fears
08/16/2007 [-] China Mobile Q2 jumps 28 percent
08/16/2007 [-] Kraft mulls sale of Post cereals business paper
08/16/2007 [-] Infratil buys possibly pivotal Akl Airport shareholding
08/16/2007 [-] Contact Energy to take $7m one-off tax charge
08/16/2007 [-] Bridgecorp capital notes holders likely to get nothing
08/16/2007 [-] Reserve Bank is watching markets closely
08/16/2007 [-] Dollar plunges below 69 cents
08/16/2007 [-] First Tui oil shipment loaded
08/16/2007 [-] Kiwi takes biggest tumble in 21 years
08/16/2007 [-] Anticipation builds for new Solstice coupe
08/16/2007 [-] DuPont CEO Company on course for the year
08/16/2007 [-] IBM to take river's environmental pulse
08/16/2007 [-] Toy industry, parents grapple with disposal of tainted products
08/16/2007 [-] Bombardier delivers first Q400 to Lynx
08/16/2007 [-] Energy savers want more tax incentives
08/16/2007 [-] Tax credits near max
08/16/2007 [-] Asian Markets Slump in Thursday Trading
08/16/2007 [-] First Tui oil shipment loaded off NZ
08/16/2007 [-] Futures trading halt led to fall broker
08/16/2007 [-] Russian government fails to keep inflation down
08/16/2007 [-] China's Haier group makes Thailand its regional hub
08/16/2007 [-] Asia-Pacific mergers slow amid sub-prime uncertainty
08/16/2007 [-] Disney park struggles for visitors as second anniversary nears
08/16/2007 [-] U.S.-made toys benefit from China recall
08/16/2007 [-] IBM to take river`s environmental pulse
08/16/2007 [-] Coal industry all fired up about liquid fuels
08/16/2007 [-] Coal industry promoting plants to make liquid fuels
08/16/2007 [-] Democratic Advisers Take Posts in Group Opposing Wal-Mart
08/16/2007 [-] Victory for Voices Over Keystrokes
08/16/2007 [-] Home sales continue slide
08/16/2007 [-] Bridgecorp investors may get nothing
08/16/2007 [-] ATO scrutiny rakes in $7b in 2005/06
08/16/2007 [-] Stock market down more than 5 per cent
08/16/2007 [-] Qantas chief quizzed on failed deal
08/16/2007 [-] Oklahoma business brief
08/16/2007 [-] City revisits business water rates
08/16/2007 [-] Oil falls as equities slump
08/16/2007 [-] Market madness
08/16/2007 [-] New Zealand central bank says ready to inject liquidity if market needs it
08/16/2007 [-] Oil prices fall below US73 as tropical storm fears ease
08/16/2007 [-] Mexican court says miners can strike, but not block mines
08/16/2007 [-] China says investment in assets surging despite government curbs
08/16/2007 [-] Indian shares fall more than 4 percent in early trade
08/16/2007 [-] Biotech Firm Amgen Plans To Cut Up To 2,600 Jobs
08/16/2007 [-] Credit fears thump stocks, yen climbs
08/16/2007 [-] Asian central banks patrol as credit fears rise
08/16/2007 [-] Business and Science to Join in Taking a Rivers Pulse
08/16/2007 [-] U.N. Report 'Koreagate' businessman convicted
08/16/2007 [-] British business seeking more EU immigrants
08/16/2007 [-] Crystal Sugar CEO Sets Retirement Date
08/16/2007 [-] INTERVIEW Ethiopian Airlines CEO eyes China, India growth
08/16/2007 [-] Russia-Uzbekistan commodity circulation up 300% ambassador
08/16/2007 [-] Winston-Salem going wireless
08/16/2007 [-] Port reports drop in cargo volume for year
08/16/2007 [-] Report says renewable energy would lift economy
08/16/2007 [-] Inflation increase smallest since Nov.
08/16/2007 [-] U.S. cemetery to use Heinz wagon horses
08/16/2007 [-] H.J. Heinz shows solid results, puts on happy face at meeting
08/16/2007 [-] Alcoa names new president, chief operating officer
08/16/2007 [-] Sale of Wichita Suzuki franchise closes
08/16/2007 [-] Lexus ES 350 safety probe
08/16/2007 [-] Bay Area businessman tapped as Ford Foundation president
08/16/2007 [-] Two Bonita businesses given Old 41 improvement grants 216 p.m.
08/16/2007 [-] Wildlife and business win with Orange leaders
08/16/2007 [-] Macy's posts sharply lower 2Q profit
08/16/2007 [-] RIT Business College Noted in Princeton Review
08/16/2007 [-] Dealing with businesses that don't follow the smoking laws
08/16/2007 [-] What to do with the bad toys?
08/16/2007 [-] Online Management Community for Business Leaders is launched!
08/16/2007 [-] Market in freefall
08/16/2007 [-] After Sales Setback, Amgen Moves to Cut Jobs and Capital Expenses
08/16/2007 [-] Consumer Prices Ease, Fed Views Inflation as Risk
08/16/2007 [-] SET opens down 2.88%
08/16/2007 [-] American recalls 460 ex-TWA attendants
08/16/2007 [-] Solae's chief executive resigns
08/16/2007 [-] AmerenUE gets OK to rebuild Taum Sauk
08/16/2007 [-] Solutia is doing well after three years of bankruptcy
08/16/2007 [-] For house sellers, good news and bad
08/16/2007 [-] Is Paul Allen planning to take Charter private?
08/16/2007 [-] Salary increase for CEPEP -
08/16/2007 [-] Farmers hold court at food consultation -
08/16/2007 [-] PsiNaptic Inc. to buy Innovative Products for Life Inc.
08/16/2007 [-] The New Dramas of Korean Businesses
08/16/2007 [-] Japan central bank injects more funds into money markets
08/16/2007 [-] Chinese govt think tank forecasts '07 trade surplus to rise to US275 billion
08/16/2007 [-] Qantas overcomes higher fuel costs to post 50 percent increase in profit
08/16/2007 [-] Asian stocks decline following global stock falls over U.S. loan fears
08/16/2007 [-] Venezuelan businessmen wanted in suitcase scandal
08/16/2007 [-] Asian markets continue slump after Wall Street losses
08/16/2007 [-] Virus spreading alarm and pig disease in China
08/16/2007 [-] Serving specific needs of businesses
08/16/2007 [-] Red Emperor shares suffer heavy losses
08/16/2007 [-] Qantas frequent flyer changes coming
08/16/2007 [-] Qantas embarrassed by freight claims
08/16/2007 [-] MCDONALD'S Hong Kong branch manager arrested
08/16/2007 [-] Kaupthing buys NIBC for euro2.99 billion
08/16/2007 [-] China gets US300 million loan for Vietnam road link
08/16/2007 [-] Subprime lender Delta gets US60 million loan
08/16/2007 [-] Faulty audits to cost BDO US521 million
08/16/2007 [-] Shin Corp.'s second quarter net profit down 36 percent
08/16/2007 [-] Sugar may rise on ethanol demand Morgan Stanley
08/16/2007 [-] Roaring 40s, China Datang plan wind farm in Jilin
08/16/2007 [-] Goldman fund cuts fees to woo investors after loss
08/16/2007 [-] Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ hit by subprime losses
08/16/2007 [-] Microsoft issues fixes for nine security flaws
08/16/2007 [-] Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to establish chip packaging
08/16/2007 [-] SingTel to exchange Taiwan telco stake
08/16/2007 [-] Quanta faces 'minor delays' after laptop parts shortage
08/16/2007 [-] Fubon Insurance in talks to buy stake in Thai insurer
08/16/2007 [-] Fubon units have US27.5 million linked to subprimes
08/16/2007 [-] VMware's share price soars 76 percent in Wall Street debut
08/16/2007 [-] Murdoch takes aim at 'vulnerable'The New York Times after buying Dow Jones
08/16/2007 [-] Berkshire buys Dow Jones stock, hides railroad changes
08/16/2007 [-] Basis Capital says loss may exceed 80%
08/16/2007 [-] Subprime crisis expected to hit Australian rates
08/16/2007 [-] Sentinel warns of losses if clients withdraw cash
08/16/2007 [-] Bank of Japan pulls more funds from banking system
08/16/2007 [-] Oil prices rise as traders eye stormy United States weather
08/16/2007 [-] Euro slides below US1.35 in European trade; US in haven
08/16/2007 [-] Shares close sharply lower after big declines overseas
08/16/2007 [-] Asian markets fall amid lingering United States loan fears
08/16/2007 [-] China to rein in growth of airline industry
08/16/2007 [-] Consumer prices in United States edge up by 0.1%
08/16/2007 [-] China's super-rich reaches 150,000, growing fast report
08/16/2007 [-] United States subprime woes to cost US150 billion in losses Calyon
08/16/2007 [-] Taiwan dollar ends two-month low on tumbling stocks, outflows
08/16/2007 [-] Far EasTone seeking way to converge wireless services
08/16/2007 [-] Share prices follow United States shares in plunge
08/16/2007 [-] Asian markets see further losses
08/16/2007 [-] Chinese Pig Virus Causes Global Concern
08/16/2007 [-] More Jitters Over Credit; Markets Fall
08/16/2007 [-] Boosting Students' Knowledge With Business Project 2007
08/16/2007 [-] Local Businessmen Lend Helping Hand To 2 Underprivileged Families
08/16/2007 [-] Make Used Of Education, Business Students Advised
08/16/2007 [-] Army incentives help draw in recruits
08/16/2007 [-] Oregon group worried about caffeine-fueled booze
08/16/2007 [-] Nikkei opens 2.6 per cent lower on lingering credit concerns
08/16/2007 [-] Australian stock rout continues
08/16/2007 [-] Ex-Siemens executive likely to be next Alcoa CEO
08/16/2007 [-] Canada's house-price escalator pauses in July
08/16/2007 [-] Private equity buyouts in Canada hit record high
08/16/2007 [-] Canada mining stocks take hit from credit worries
08/16/2007 [-] Cash-rich HudBay Minerals ponders acquisitions, dividends
08/16/2007 [-] Glencairn Gold stock at six-year low as mine closure causes cash squeeze
08/16/2007 [-] Business Highlights
08/16/2007 [-] Earnings At Macy's Off 77%
08/16/2007 [-] Inflation Slows As Gas Prices Fall
08/16/2007 [-] Heading For A `Correction'
08/16/2007 [-] Fed May Cut Rates If Market Worsens
08/16/2007 [-] Sallie Mae Buyout Shaky
08/16/2007 [-] July's Slot Revenues Mixed
08/16/2007 [-] Health Care Workers May Strike By Friday
08/16/2007 [-] To Possess `A Cube Of Air'
08/16/2007 [-] Matt Damon, back in business with Bourne
08/16/2007 [-] Wheaton Franciscan sells lab business
08/16/2007 [-] Environmental Tectonics Corporation Announces the Formation of the Defense Business Development Advi
08/16/2007 [-] Tishman may have to delay sale of 3 downtown towers
08/16/2007 [-] CORRECTING and REPLACING Commonwealth Business Bank Posts Second...
08/16/2007 [-] Push reforms in agri, social sector India Inc to Govt
08/16/2007 [-] Bomb Scare At Bank Prompts Evacuation Of Danville Businesses
08/16/2007 [-] Agencies scramble to keep business on the move
08/16/2007 [-] Website gets down to business
08/16/2007 [-] Lateline Business Ali Moore talks to Financial Times journalist Michael Hunter
08/16/2007 [-] Retail giants suffer in spending squeeze
08/16/2007 [-] Lateline Business James Hardie posts 9pc rise in first-quarter profit
08/16/2007 [-] Sales slumping, retail giants say
08/16/2007 [-] ASX profit more than doubles on record turnover
08/16/2007 [-] Business leaders welcome Meridian's initiatives
08/16/2007 [-] Mississippi bank SBT enters the Mobile market
08/16/2007 [-] 15. Corporate results in brief
08/16/2007 [-] 2. Support Line
08/16/2007 [-] Credit card debt rises by $508m in June
08/16/2007 [-] Toy Makers Brace for a Chill in Sales
08/16/2007 [-] The Fed injects more credit but anxiety persists
08/16/2007 [-] Economy Wednesday
08/16/2007 [-] Fed's Poole says no need for emergency rate cut
08/16/2007 [-] Same Old Imus?
08/16/2007 [-] Wesfarmers to create new businesses
08/16/2007 [-] Southern California economy experiences minor inflation
08/16/2007 [-] Infratil looking for opportunities
08/16/2007 [-] PGG Grightson profit fall but ups dividend
08/16/2007 [-] Volatile markets contribute to Steel & Tube profit fall
08/16/2007 [-] Babcock & Brown Japan posts 119% rise
08/16/2007 [-] U.S. says opposes 3rd party lawsuits
08/16/2007 [-] BP says will review ideas for U.S. refinery
08/16/2007 [-] New Zealand stock market continues down
08/16/2007 [-] Business Roundup
08/16/2007 [-] Fears over credit play havoc with Dow
08/16/2007 [-] Merrill says bankruptcy 'possible' at Countrywide
08/16/2007 [-] Virus Spreading Alarm and Deadly Pig Disease in China
08/16/2007 [-] China Plans Greater Scrutiny of Food Exports
08/16/2007 [-] Microsoft to buy AdECN, rounding out online ad business
08/16/2007 [-] Taiwan-invested businesses in SEast Asia to be lured for Taipei listings report
08/16/2007 [-] EU to probe credit agencies in sub-prime crisis report
08/16/2007 [-] BoJ to inject 400 billion yen into banking system
08/16/2007 [-] Commonwealth Property doubles profit
08/16/2007 [-] Village Roadshow lifts earnings guidance
08/16/2007 [-] Ventracor books net loss of $36.5m
08/16/2007 [-] EU to probe credit agencies in subprime crisis report
08/16/2007 [-] Wages growth slows in year to August
08/16/2007 [-] RAMS Home Loans extends rollover
08/16/2007 [-] Australia 'can handle' financial shocks
08/16/2007 [-] Whole Foods says it 'looking into' suing FTC
08/16/2007 [-] Bush Backs Business in Supreme Court Case
08/16/2007 [-] 3 San Clemente Businesses Hit By Smash, Grab Robberies
08/16/2007 [-] Lawyer Businessman Will Cooperate
08/16/2007 [-] Analysts say Citibank may lose 3 billion US
08/16/2007 [-] Whole Foods looking into botched release of documents
08/16/2007 [-] Amgen to slash up to 14 percent of jobs
08/16/2007 [-] American Airlines to hire former employees
08/16/2007 [-] Macy's 2Q profit falls on charges, company gives lowered guidance
08/16/2007 [-] Anti-smoking, health groups ask RJ Reynolds to stop selling 'female' Camels
08/16/2007 [-] ConocoPhillips unit settles US whistleblower case for 97.5M
08/16/2007 [-] EBay tests ways to boost buyer interest with Free-Listings Day
08/16/2007 [-] Journalists, family members sue Hewlett-Packard over boardroom spying scheme
08/16/2007 [-] Appeals court further postpones exploratory drilling off Alaska
08/16/2007 [-] US toy-maker Mattel's recall raises concerns in Asia
08/16/2007 [-] Japan stocks down sharply in early Tokyo trade following global stock falls
08/16/2007 [-] South Korean shares fall sharply after US stocks decline
08/16/2007 [-] Dollar lower against the yen in early Tokyo trade
08/16/2007 [-] Environmental group says some China-made baby bibs contain unsafe lead levels
08/16/2007 [-] Are Costs Of Business In China Overtaking Benefits?
08/16/2007 [-] 2007 Small Business Tax Guide
08/16/2007 [-] Web scam artists pilfered 24.7m from American businesses
08/16/2007 [-] Chevron to split global operations
08/16/2007 [-] Disney banks on 'High Schoo
08/16/2007 [-] HP Sued By Journalists Over Spying Scheme
08/16/2007 [-] World business briefs Borse Dubai wants bigger stake in OMX AB
08/16/2007 [-] Amgen will cut up to 2,600 jobs
08/16/2007 [-] Hungry Ghosts may spook property boom
08/16/2007 [-] Merrill downgrades Countrywide, says bankruptcy 'possible'
08/16/2007 [-] Japan likely to delay rate hike
08/16/2007 [-] Nestle plans US21bil share buyback
08/16/2007 [-] Fujitsu takeover bid for France's GFI fails
08/16/2007 [-] China output slows in July
08/16/2007 [-] Home depot profit for second quarter falls 15%
08/16/2007 [-] Sentinel warns of losses from panic selling
08/16/2007 [-] Wal-Mart misses earnings forecast
08/16/2007 [-] Transmile first quarter loss rises to RM27mil Revenue down slightly to RM154mil
08/16/2007 [-] China to rein in airline industry growth
08/16/2007 [-] AirAsia sees 700,000 readership for in-flight magazine
08/16/2007 [-] Berjaya Land to sell some units in KL Plaza for RM470.5mil
08/16/2007 [-] Mulpha unit plans project in Kulim
08/16/2007 [-] Gamuda to develop 500-acre site in Hanoi
08/16/2007 [-] KLCI down 36 points
08/16/2007 [-] Two new Kia models to boost sales
08/16/2007 [-] Opus looks to win projects in UAE
08/16/2007 [-] Good time to undertake M&As
08/16/2007 [-] Green Packet eyes three million users for product
08/16/2007 [-] Prudential unveils PRUshariah FX
08/16/2007 [-] IOI investing RM455m in palm oil JVs
08/16/2007 [-] Fund to invest in utilities sector
08/16/2007 [-] Recurring income Favelle Favco's focus
08/16/2007 [-] Gadang on a high
08/16/2007 [-] Iraq's Oil Fields Open for Business
08/16/2007 [-] Business Minute Stocks plunge...Oil prices rise on storm concerns...Tough day for Countrywide
08/16/2007 [-] Cisco wants to be a household name
08/16/2007 [-] Fire Damages Harrison County Business
08/16/2007 [-] Gov't supports business in investor case
08/16/2007 [-] Chrysler hires top Lexus marketing official
08/16/2007 [-] Recalls are just plain bad business
08/16/2007 [-] Inside Alaska business
08/16/2007 [-] Ballmer Patient investors rewarded
08/16/2007 [-] Microsoft targets growth in online ad revenue
08/15/2007 [-] Patient in Targeted Genetics arthritis-drug trial dies
08/15/2007 [-] Firms scurry to transport fuel additives
08/15/2007 [-] Businessman on 'Merai tape' fled to Suriname Greene
08/15/2007 [-] China Restricts Beijing Airport Domestic Flights
08/15/2007 [-] SPCA back in business after Dallas explosions
08/15/2007 [-] Macy's 2Q Profit Falls 77 Percent
08/15/2007 [-] Manila Mining site approved in Philippines
08/15/2007 [-] Real estate stoked in Singapore
08/15/2007 [-] China Vanke prepares 264 million bond sale
08/15/2007 [-] Stocks Markets hit 3-month low
08/15/2007 [-] Currencies Fears prompt greater exit
08/15/2007 [-] Briefs=ly Li & Fung gains rise with acquisitions
08/15/2007 [-] Japanese pension fund group eyes real estate
08/15/2007 [-] Shareholders of Alinta approve 6.4 billion sale
08/15/2007 [-] Viewpoint Strictly business Godfathers in Asia
08/15/2007 [-] Sony Financial hires advisers for IPO
08/15/2007 [-] Lend Lease profit helped by Asia and U.S.
08/15/2007 [-] James Hardie and Boral expect U.S. slump to curb profit
08/15/2007 [-] Around the Markets Bonds resilient to rates in China
08/15/2007 [-] Showa Shell to quadruple solar cell capacity with 128 million Japanese plant
08/15/2007 [-] KKR Financial-KFN 830pm replay of business news update cc through 8/29 sponsor Co
08/15/2007 [-] BUSINESS 2.0
08/15/2007 [-] Business Briefs
08/15/2007 [-] Dollar drops below US82c
08/15/2007 [-] Dow fails to hold above 13,000; Fed's cash injection can't pacify credit concerns
08/15/2007 [-] BBC News Business E-Commerce World Edition
08/15/2007 [-] NZ$ continues southwards
08/15/2007 [-] Goff says faults on both sides
08/15/2007 [-] Anarchy is knocking at the gates of IT security, says Gartner
08/15/2007 [-] Washington's small businesses tap into green power
08/15/2007 [-] Wall Street slumps again
08/15/2007 [-] Amgen to cut 14 percent of work force
08/15/2007 [-] Paul Allen may sell Charter Communications
08/15/2007 [-] Market swoons again in last hour
08/15/2007 [-] Dollar Tree to pull two toys with magnets from its stores
08/15/2007 [-] Burlington to pay 97.5 million on claims
08/15/2007 [-] Fed steadies rough market opening
08/15/2007 [-] Hawkeye Energy forms distillers grains marketing business
08/15/2007 [-] Tully's puts off IPO, cites market turmoil
08/15/2007 [-] Fed expected to cut interest rates if market turmoil becomes more severe
08/15/2007 [-] Brazilian currency drops sharply and close below the 2-to-the-dollar level
08/15/2007 [-] Google distributing Sun office software for free in intensifying attack on Microsoft
08/15/2007 [-] TMZ The AntiChrist Aftermath
08/15/2007 [-] 3 p.m. - State approves changes to Idaho Power, wind developer contract
08/15/2007 [-] 403 p.m. - Con-way Freight truck driver to vie for national truck driving title
08/15/2007 [-] AMP Capital drops Summerset IPO plan
08/15/2007 [-] Infratil, NZ Super Fund reveal stake in Airport
08/15/2007 [-] Super fund buys into airport
08/15/2007 [-] NZ sharemarket again drops sharply
08/15/2007 [-] Whole Foods says it 'looking into' suing FTC
08/15/2007 [-] Consumer prices edge up; Gas prices drop
08/15/2007 [-] Catawba gaming facility OK'd in Marion County
08/15/2007 [-] U.S. federal agency investigates Lexus after acceleration reports
08/15/2007 [-] US stocks extend plunge, wipe out 2007 gains
08/15/2007 [-] Business 17 upgrade funds announced
08/15/2007 [-] Gov't Supports Business in Investor Case
08/15/2007 [-] Ditech Networks names interim CEO
08/15/2007 [-] Outlook roundup Salesforce, Longs Drugs
08/15/2007 [-] Goldleaf Financial CFO resigns
08/15/2007 [-] Domestic Wine Drinkers Looking Beyond Napa
08/15/2007 [-] EMI hires ad agency Saatchi
08/15/2007 [-] Amgen cuts forecast, up to 14 percent of jobs
08/15/2007 [-] Storm threats stoke oil prices higher
08/15/2007 [-] NT mining industry soars on uranium demand
08/15/2007 [-] Palo Alto Startup XenSource Sold For 500 Million
08/15/2007 [-] Gov't Supports Business in Investor Case AP
08/15/2007 [-] Belarus announces currency will be linked to U.S. dollar in 2008
08/15/2007 [-] Student lender Sallie Mae shareholders approve 25 billion private buyout deal
08/15/2007 [-] Oregon airline gets Federal Aviation approval to operate Dreamlifter fleet
08/15/2007 [-] BP Trinidad commits to natural gas exploration, despite concerns over reserves
08/15/2007 [-] Dollar mostly higher but down against yen on continuing credit worries
08/15/2007 [-] Meyer joins Chrysler to lead global marketing efforts
08/15/2007 [-] Citrix to buy VMware rival XenSource for 500 million
08/15/2007 [-] Other commodity prices retreat due to continued volatility in financial markets
08/15/2007 [-] REPORT ON TRADING-WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15, 2007 - THE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO STOCK EXCHANGE LIMITED
08/15/2007 [-] Dow fails to hold above 13,000; Fed's cash injection can't pacify credit concerns
08/15/2007 [-] NZ dollar eases further
08/15/2007 [-] Stocks Tumble Again, Dow Drops Below 13,000
08/15/2007 [-] BPA says cooperation could lower utility rates
08/15/2007 [-] Small Businesses Develop Disaster Plans
08/15/2007 [-] Amgen to cut staff, lowers 2007 profit forecast
08/15/2007 [-] Central banks patrol markets amid credit fears
08/15/2007 [-] Consortium ups stake in ABN
08/15/2007 [-] Governor announces plans to help Windsor business
08/15/2007 [-] Amgen to cut up to 14 percent of jobs
08/15/2007 [-] Airline gets approval to operate Dreamlifter fleet
08/15/2007 [-] Regulators band together to fight insider trading
08/15/2007 [-] RFE/RL's Uzbek Service - U.S. Business Ventures Provide Valuable Lessons
08/15/2007 [-] Manufacturing shipments down for third straight month
08/15/2007 [-] Linamar buys Mexico-based power transfer unit business from Ford Motor
08/15/2007 [-] U.S. inflation slows in July; industrial output posts solid gain; home sales slide
08/15/2007 [-] Sallie Mae shareholders approve US25 billion private buyout deal
08/15/2007 [-] US private equity giant says mortgage losses may hit 290 mln dlrs
08/15/2007 [-] Amylin rises on analyst optimism
08/15/2007 [-] Onyx exec Kenney exercises options
08/15/2007 [-] Investor Focus Billionaires
08/15/2007 [-] Walker`s World China and the crisis
08/15/2007 [-] Local steel production falls 8,000 tons
08/15/2007 [-] Stocks Tumble After Fed Adds Liquidity
08/15/2007 [-] CR company buys five Nebraska radio stations
08/15/2007 [-] Business Intelligence 2.0 The Core Elements of a Successful BICC
08/15/2007 [-] Canadian housing starts seen easing through 2008
08/15/2007 [-] Last Yukos auction held amid mystery and controversy
08/15/2007 [-] Slovakia to lobby for eurozone admittance
08/15/2007 [-] Rivals join to prove newspapers do work
08/15/2007 [-] New data underscores severity of housing slump
08/15/2007 [-] REAL ESTATE Sellers get even less for homes
08/15/2007 [-] Whole Foods may close rival stores
08/15/2007 [-] AirTran targets Midwest with sweetened deal
08/15/2007 [-] Wal-Mart report depresses stocks
08/15/2007 [-] Weather and stock data, but with a hefty price tag
08/15/2007 [-] American Airlines to recall 460 flight attendants to offset departures
08/15/2007 [-] Jarden Zinc Products lobbies Congress to keep the 1-cent coin from going extinct
08/15/2007 [-] Wine drinkers find a bit of Napa Valley in the Midwest
08/15/2007 [-] Sallie Mae shareholders approve 25 billion private buyout deal
08/15/2007 [-] Fed pumps 7 billion dollars into markets
08/15/2007 [-] Ferragamo women`s wear designer departs
08/15/2007 [-] Czech power giant CEZ H1 show results better than expected
08/15/2007 [-] Future-focused CEOs bring innovation
08/15/2007 [-] Lithium-ion batteries remain safest option for running many devices despite problems
08/15/2007 [-] Russian court clears former head of music site in anti-piracy case
08/15/2007 [-] Unidentified virus decimates China's pig population
08/15/2007 [-] Corporate Social Responsibility and the New Context of Business opinion
08/15/2007 [-] Advantage Rent A Car expands to tour business
08/15/2007 [-] Bank greases market wheels
08/15/2007 [-] Applix and Cortell Deliver Business Analytics Solution to Allied Express
08/15/2007 [-] Country Inn opens for business
08/15/2007 [-] Event helps professionals get certified as minority owned business
08/15/2007 [-] Winners named for South Louisville business awards
08/15/2007 [-] AARP plans to question Gov. Mitt Romney at Winter Park event
08/15/2007 [-] Maitland pawn company makes move toward IPO
08/15/2007 [-] Judge approves Port Townsend Paper's bankruptcy plan
08/15/2007 [-] 80% of Your Business Should Come From 20% of Your Customers
08/15/2007 [-] Hotel bankruptcy hearing delayed
08/15/2007 [-] Derby hotel developer approved
08/15/2007 [-] First Corbin to buy Eagle Fidelity
08/15/2007 [-] Warning Issued For Vinyl Baby Bibs
08/15/2007 [-] Investors Get Rights To Queen Mary For 43 M
08/15/2007 [-] Iamgold stock drops 5.5 per cent after it reports Q2 loss of US81.4M
08/15/2007 [-] U.S. builders index for new home market sinks for 6th-straight month
08/15/2007 [-] Quadra Mining actively looking for acquisitions and other growth opportunities
08/15/2007 [-] Canadian housing starts to slip back this year as boom eases CMHC
08/15/2007 [-] Dollar, yen draw strength from market turbulence
08/15/2007 [-] US storms send oil prices higher
08/15/2007 [-] Company will help workers find new jobs
08/15/2007 [-] Strategies to Maximize IT Business Value Automate and Optimize ITIL Processes
08/15/2007 [-] Business Durano vows to make Mt. Apo a sustainable eco-tourism site
08/15/2007 [-] Business BIMP-Eaga to benefit from its 3.8 million tourists
08/15/2007 [-] Business Nestle sees growing demand for coffee
08/15/2007 [-] Business Angara urges banks to make credit accessible to small biz
08/15/2007 [-] Pakorn now closer to top SET post
08/15/2007 [-] Noble set to launch four new projects
08/15/2007 [-] Govt to cut its overseas borrowing
08/15/2007 [-] Debenture plan deferred
08/15/2007 [-] Business Group bares plan to make tourism VCD
08/15/2007 [-] Business Fixing forex not viable; pay foreign debts instead
08/15/2007 [-] Business Drop in Japanese arrivals only temporary, due to weak yen
08/15/2007 [-] Business Use savings for investment
08/15/2007 [-] Metals Gold continues to fall on dollar strength, equity weakness
08/15/2007 [-] Some baby-bibs from China contain lead
08/15/2007 [-] Automakers to rally against fuel standards
08/15/2007 [-] Soybean industry awaits check on China's organics
08/15/2007 [-] AGP directors reject offer from Omaha investors
08/15/2007 [-] Iowa home sales buck national trend
08/15/2007 [-] Union workers walk off Allied Construction jobs
08/15/2007 [-] Revenues Rebound At Mohegan, Decline At Foxwoods
08/15/2007 [-] European markets struggle after Wall Street wavers
08/15/2007 [-] Business Cooperatives seek credit, marketing help
08/15/2007 [-] Business Foreign donors' apprehension on Mindanao waning, exec says
08/15/2007 [-] Business Banana chips in C. Mindanao safe to eat DTI execs
08/15/2007 [-] FPL plans to boost power at nuke plants
08/15/2007 [-] DuPont sees agriculture and nutrition business growth
08/15/2007 [-] China's problems with lead go beyond tainted toys
08/15/2007 [-] Investigation into Applied Energy takeover
08/15/2007 [-] FTSE closes at 6109.3
08/15/2007 [-] AFK Sistema pays 8.3 million for 20% stake in Far Eastern bank
08/15/2007 [-] Businessman Brings Music to Children
08/15/2007 [-] S.African stocks lower in volatile session
08/15/2007 [-] Rand recovers losses, watching Dow
08/15/2007 [-] Existing home sales drop in Midwest, around the country
08/15/2007 [-] A Second Look VMware rated by Caris
08/15/2007 [-] Business events scheduled for Thursday
08/15/2007 [-] Credit market worries batter Northern Rock
08/15/2007 [-] Nigeria Evening Business School Opens in Lagos
08/15/2007 [-] Queen Mary has a new owner
08/15/2007 [-] Wal-Mart says worst labor violations decline at foreign factories, moderate offenses rise
08/15/2007 [-] Goodyear considering new tire factories in Eastern Europe, Asia
08/15/2007 [-] Businesses moving as Gulf Outlet fills, faces closure
08/15/2007 [-] China's Lead Problems Go Beyond Toys
08/15/2007 [-] Business Escalante holds tax forum
08/15/2007 [-] Business Tilt on for best Greet in W. Visayas
08/15/2007 [-] American to recall 460 flight attendants
08/15/2007 [-] Regulators Whole Foods Want To Close 30 Wild Oats
08/15/2007 [-] Lower Gas Prices Keep Inflation In Check
08/15/2007 [-] Some workers stay on the job into their 90s
08/15/2007 [-] FTC error reveals redacted details of antitrust claims surrounding Whole Foods deal
08/15/2007 [-] Simplifying the storage environments for small and mid-sized businesses
08/15/2007 [-] Business City Hall mulls market upgrades
08/15/2007 [-] Microsoft says prototype Internet device was broken
08/15/2007 [-] Deere 3Q profit rises 23 percent
08/15/2007 [-] Iowa business briefs Aegon NV to acquire Merrill Lynch Life
08/15/2007 [-] Judge OK's settlement over internet service tax
08/15/2007 [-] VMware's shares soar 76% in IPO of software firm on cutting edge
08/15/2007 [-] Business Convergys to open facility in Bacolod
08/15/2007 [-] JSE closes red, gold closes black
08/15/2007 [-] U.S. existing home sales fall 10.8 percent
08/15/2007 [-] Ferragamo women's wear designer departs
08/15/2007 [-] National Bank has little exposure to ABCP market, says financial analyst
08/15/2007 [-] Canadian markets catch breath as credit panic wanes
08/15/2007 [-] Bank of Canada injects C350 mln to boost liquidity
08/15/2007 [-] US35 million recall to have minimal full-year hit, Connors Bros. CEO says
08/15/2007 [-] Coventree stock revives after buyers are found for commercial paper
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08/15/2007 [-] Stocks gain modestly after Fed adds more money to system; inflation data meet target


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