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10/16/2007 [-] Insurance alert for smoking drivers
10/16/2007 [-] FTSE closes at 6614.3
10/16/2007 [-] Riau illegal logging Torn between environment, business
10/16/2007 [-] G & L Clothing celebrates 90 years
10/16/2007 [-] Business Minute Stocks open lower...Industrial output is weak...Oil futures rising
10/16/2007 [-] 100 Oil? We Love It
10/16/2007 [-] Consumer Reports says Toyota slips in reliability
10/16/2007 [-] Marriott shares rise on takeover speculation
10/16/2007 [-] Businesses Seeing Profits Dry Up Thanks To Drought
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing boom brings jobs to thousands
10/16/2007 [-] Bombardier unit gets 30 m euro contract in India
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing Names Shanahan to Lead 787 Program, Bair to Lead Business Strategy and Marketing
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing replaces head of 787 program amid delays
10/16/2007 [-] WellPoint opens pharmacy unit at airport
10/16/2007 [-] Verizon Letter on Privacy Stirs Debate
10/16/2007 [-] Venture capital an adventure in Valley
10/16/2007 [-] New in Pictures Fox Business launches
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Fall on Bernanke's Sobering Words
10/16/2007 [-] US dollar up, gold up in Europe trading
10/16/2007 [-] Louisville gas prices rising
10/16/2007 [-] European biodiesel producers threaten trade complaints against U.S. subsidies
10/16/2007 [-] France's Carrefour third quarter sales rise 5.8 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Canada projects lower growth in '08, keeps rate unchanged
10/16/2007 [-] European stocks close lower
10/16/2007 [-] French hotels group Accor reports sales up 8.5 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Panama Canal's cargo increases 5 percent in 2007 to 312.6 million tons
10/16/2007 [-] Madonna abandons Warner Music, announces deal with Live Nation on albums, concerts
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Fall on Bernanke's Sobering Words
10/16/2007 [-] Biotech research companies urge more state aid
10/16/2007 [-] Pacific Island Forum shifts to island retreat for official business
10/16/2007 [-] Slight expansion in US production
10/16/2007 [-] Duquesne Light's Downtown center to close
10/16/2007 [-] Oil hits fresh record, nears 88 dollars
10/16/2007 [-] Invention Makes Scents
10/16/2007 [-] Think Inside the Box
10/16/2007 [-] Commerce Bancshares earnings rise 2 percent on fee income growth
10/16/2007 [-] FPL files to add two nukes at Turkey Point
10/16/2007 [-] Businesses Face Higher Insurance Rates
10/16/2007 [-] GM cuts shift at Hamtramck plant
10/16/2007 [-] College students looking for jobs can apply at Livonia fair
10/16/2007 [-] Nortel pays 35M to settle fraud suit
10/16/2007 [-] Must-have Nintendo enters Japanrsquo;s top three
10/16/2007 [-] Dinner exposes loopholes in Kansas gaming law
10/16/2007 [-] BusinessCast October 16, 2007
10/16/2007 [-] Burdening business only stifles innovation
10/16/2007 [-] Chinas Citic Weighs Bid for Bear Stearns Stake
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson warns of continued woes in housing market
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing replaces 787 chief
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft Launches Next Wave of Business Communications Software
10/16/2007 [-] - Delta CEO Says Consolidation Possible
10/16/2007 [-] Delta CEO says merger may be in company's best interest
10/16/2007 [-] United Way recognizes pace-setting companies
10/16/2007 [-] Chief of British defense company under U.S. investigation to step down
10/16/2007 [-] Orson Welles' Oscar for 'Citizen Kane' to go on auction block
10/16/2007 [-] Falling prices worry aluminum industry
10/16/2007 [-] Risky business Iron dumped in ocean
10/16/2007 [-] Delphi sells unit for 106 million
10/16/2007 [-] Apple's new operating system, Leopard, to go on sale Oct. 26
10/16/2007 [-] China encourages state enterprises to go public in Hong Kong
10/16/2007 [-] Lululemon stock jumps on higher profit forecast
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson aggressive action needed for US housing crisis, seen as risk to economy
10/16/2007 [-] Dell and Nortel ink deal on enterprise products
10/16/2007 [-] Oil surges to record over 88
10/16/2007 [-] VIDEO Lakeshore Businesses Are Booming
10/16/2007 [-] Beaverton-based Tektronix sold for 2.85 billion
10/16/2007 [-] Beaverton's Tektronix to maintain business as usual after sale
10/16/2007 [-] Japanese ambassador talks local investment
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson Housing crisis needs swift action
10/16/2007 [-] Business 1st Provincial Cooperative Congress slated in La Salle
10/16/2007 [-] Business Puentevella pushes for Bacolod ecozone draft
10/16/2007 [-] Ukrainian firm to buy Poland's historic Solidarity shipyard
10/16/2007 [-] Record prices not result of oil shortage, OPEC says
10/16/2007 [-] Barriers to trade greater in the South, IBSA summit told
10/16/2007 [-] Bosnian politicians sign agreement to improve economy
10/16/2007 [-] Oil Hits New Record on Supply Concerns
10/16/2007 [-] Pension saving 'set to increase'
10/16/2007 [-] Verizon Wireless data not for sale
10/16/2007 [-] Verizon Wireless notices confuse clients
10/16/2007 [-] 3Q Earnings Rise For SF-Based Wells Fargo
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Fall After Bernanke's Bleak Take On Housing
10/16/2007 [-] Media company looks to split cable TV business from newspaper operations
10/16/2007 [-] Industrial output shows weakness
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft to withdraw S. Korea antitrust appeal
10/16/2007 [-] South Africa White Collar Crime Rate High, But Businesses Better at Finding Culprits
10/16/2007 [-] Delta Air Lines CEO says merger may be in company's best interest
10/16/2007 [-] US housing market slumps
10/16/2007 [-] Wall St falls on bank profits, oil worries
10/16/2007 [-] Dollar falls vs yen after record outflows
10/16/2007 [-] Angola oil output set to rise above 2 mln bpd
10/16/2007 [-] Pick 'n Pay H1 misses expectations, shares dip
10/16/2007 [-] Angloplat revamping safety strategy at mines
10/16/2007 [-] OPEC worried by record high oil, but can do no more
10/16/2007 [-] New York, Facebook to settle probe, sources say
10/16/2007 [-] Regis to Sell Stake in European Business
10/16/2007 [-] EU says Russia will wait for expert advice before deciding on EU energy rules
10/16/2007 [-] Eni signs oil agreement with Libya for investments worth US28 billion
10/16/2007 [-] Renault, Toyota and Volkswagen hurt as European car sales drop in September
10/16/2007 [-] Wall Street retreats after Bernanke comments revive worries about economy, earnings
10/16/2007 [-] Russia's No. 1 oil producer Rosneft says 2Q earnings soar 610 percent
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. media company looks to split cable TV business from newspaper operations
10/16/2007 [-] Publisher McClatchy 3Q profit falls due to poor conditions for U.S. newspaper business
10/16/2007 [-] August net foreign acquisition of long-term U.S. securities rises to 85.5 billion
10/16/2007 [-] Crude rally continues on worries about Iraq disruptions, tight supplies
10/16/2007 [-] Enhanced Systems is Recognized by Manufacturing Business Technology Magazine as Process and Technology Innovator
10/16/2007 [-] J&J 3Q Profit Falls on Charge
10/16/2007 [-] Mortgage losses hit Citi profits
10/16/2007 [-] Directors may sell shares and distort market
10/16/2007 [-] Business tax simplification urged
10/16/2007 [-] SSL profits grow by a third
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson shares plunge on profits warning
10/16/2007 [-] Scripps to split cable TV business from newspaper operations
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft to drop Seoul appeal
10/16/2007 [-] First Data Announces New Merchant Acquiring Business in Canada
10/16/2007 [-] Oil sprints above 87
10/16/2007 [-] Shreveport to host annual Minority Business Expo
10/16/2007 [-] Rosneft 2Q earnings soar 610 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Inheritance tax explained
10/16/2007 [-] Italian trade office in Calcutta
10/16/2007 [-] Danaher to buy Oregon's Tektronix
10/16/2007 [-] 90-Year-Old Oldest Winner Of Nobel
10/16/2007 [-] Mozal wins war against Mozambique mozzies
10/16/2007 [-] Fraud fear over economic slowdown
10/16/2007 [-] Oil price hits new record as US warns on economy
10/16/2007 [-] Bernanke fears economic 'drag'
10/16/2007 [-] Central bank leaves interest rates on hold
10/16/2007 [-] Commerce Bancshares posts 3 percent increase in Q3 profit
10/16/2007 [-] New casinos beat housing after Katrina
10/16/2007 [-] Casino job fair rankles Kansas attorney generalPost a Comment
10/16/2007 [-] Scripps Co. to split into two
10/16/2007 [-] Delta posts higher 3Q profit, consolidation may be next
10/16/2007 [-] E.W. Scripps looks to split cable, newspaper operations
10/16/2007 [-] Supervalu posts 12 percent rise in 2nd-quarter profit
10/16/2007 [-] US Bancorp 3rd-quarter earnings drop 2 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Canada projects lower growth in '08, keeps rate unchanged
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Canada holds rates
10/16/2007 [-] Lululemon shares surge as sales outlook raised
10/16/2007 [-] Lofty oil price, tech woes rattle Toronto stocks
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson shares plunge
10/16/2007 [-] First troubled ABCP trust worked out Skeena Capital Trust redeems 2.1B
10/16/2007 [-] Canadian manufacturing sales slip in August, pulled down by auto industry
10/16/2007 [-] Lululemon Athletica boosts sales and profit outlook; stock bounces
10/16/2007 [-] One in five S'pore firms fell victim to fraud in past 2 years survey
10/16/2007 [-] Banyan Tree expanding footprint in UAE
10/16/2007 [-] Toa Payoh commercial site attracts 9 bids, top bid exceeds S38.2m
10/16/2007 [-] Strong rental hikes, tight office supply to underpin growth for REITs
10/16/2007 [-] Leasehold site at Sturdee Road up for hotel development
10/16/2007 [-] NTUC Income, NTUC Fairprice on Global 300 co-operatives list
10/16/2007 [-] Carbon credit developer Aretae to be listed on SGX
10/16/2007 [-] Property market, prices will pick up in next few months consultants
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson aggressive action needed for housing crisis
10/16/2007 [-] Black Decker sued after it rescinds job offer
10/16/2007 [-] Trading site has neighborly feel
10/16/2007 [-] CPO Futures Gain On Strong Export Growth High Crude Oil Prices
10/16/2007 [-] Asia fueled by energy firms
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson shares plunge almost 30 percent after profit warning
10/16/2007 [-] Businessman donates nearly 75 million to UO
10/16/2007 [-] Speculation, tensions push oil above 86
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices soar, but gas still averaging 2.89 a gallon
10/16/2007 [-] Court approves Bombay going-out-of-business sale
10/16/2007 [-] Beef Sold At Sam's Club Being Recalled
10/16/2007 [-] Iowa's best tenderloin is in Elk Horn, pork group says
10/16/2007 [-] Call Them Gorgeous
10/16/2007 [-] Do You See What I See?
10/16/2007 [-] BAE Systems chief to step down
10/16/2007 [-] 'Stability of prices preserved'
10/16/2007 [-] Scripps Plans Media Business Split
10/16/2007 [-] Depressing job? Personal care workers, waiters top list
10/16/2007 [-] Ube Industries Bolstering Its Cosmetics Business
10/16/2007 [-] VTB to obtain 175 mln from banks for airport construction
10/16/2007 [-] Santos to shed its share cap
10/16/2007 [-] Brazilian miner gunning for BHP
10/16/2007 [-] Proposed safety net jangles the nerves
10/16/2007 [-] Corporate thriller out of the box
10/16/2007 [-] Should I raid my IRA to grow my business?
10/16/2007 [-] Oil soars to a record high
10/16/2007 [-] Swiss firms struggling to contain fraud
10/16/2007 [-] Agreement reached at 2 Las Vegas hotels
10/16/2007 [-] German bank hit by sub-prime crisis slashes results, directors leave
10/16/2007 [-] Roche says 9-month sales up 12%
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices smash records; New York crude nears US88
10/16/2007 [-] Industrial Output Falls in September
10/16/2007 [-] Johnson & Johnson Profit Falls 8 Pct.
10/16/2007 [-] Gov't to try to ease taxes on olim who run businesses overseas
10/16/2007 [-] A range of business opportunities with Sunderland Council
10/16/2007 [-] TFM Networks Named Affiliate Partner of the Year by The Logic Group
10/16/2007 [-] Judge allows FedEx drivers to sue for benefits as group
10/16/2007 [-] Ports start amping up security for workers
10/16/2007 [-] Approval gets mixed reaction
10/16/2007 [-] Foreign direct investment in Asia continues to rise
10/16/2007 [-] University plans new hotel scheme
10/16/2007 [-] MSP Manager Approves Airport Noise Settlement
10/16/2007 [-] HDIL secures Mumbai airport slum rehabilitation project
10/16/2007 [-] Accused lawyer takes stand in Hamilton Bank case
10/16/2007 [-] The gadget that gauges power
10/16/2007 [-] Olympus wins test of camera brawn
10/16/2007 [-] NTMA sees strong demand for bond
10/16/2007 [-] September industrial output rose 0.1 percent
10/16/2007 [-] PIMCO's Gross Fed will cut again after Oct
10/16/2007 [-] As Defaults Rise, Washington Worries
10/16/2007 [-] Computers top Americans' Christmas list, survey finds
10/16/2007 [-] Cabinet nods for retail business bill
10/16/2007 [-] Boston Scientific To Slash Thousands Of Jobs
10/16/2007 [-] Fed chief Pain from housing will continue
10/16/2007 [-] India's Jet orders 20 737s from Boeing
10/16/2007 [-] Holidays trick calendar
10/16/2007 [-] Major airlines flock together and raise fares
10/16/2007 [-] Stamp duty paid rises by 25%/
10/16/2007 [-] Northern Rock board face MPs
10/16/2007 [-] Ex-Internet leader sets 2,000 job cuts
10/16/2007 [-] Businesses warned about fake cash
10/16/2007 [-] Old Ulverstone Hospital given new life
10/16/2007 [-] Indian policemen kill two businessmen
10/16/2007 [-] Russia to wait for expert advice before deciding on new energy rules
10/16/2007 [-] Air France and Delta to announce joint venture
10/16/2007 [-] Health conference was ‘a great event’ for Cerner and Kansas City
10/16/2007 [-] Australian stocks close lower
10/16/2007 [-] Best, Low-Cost Franchises Of 2007
10/16/2007 [-] Scripps splitting into two companies
10/16/2007 [-] D.R. Horton quarterly net orders decline
10/16/2007 [-] US Bancorp profit falls 2 percent
10/16/2007 [-] JJ profit falls, hurt by charges
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson has 'no interest' in speculator bailout report
10/16/2007 [-] Most Asian markets sink on renewed credit worries, higher oil prices, Wall Street's drop
10/16/2007 [-] Delta Air Lines posts higher 3Q profit on increased sales
10/16/2007 [-] Apple's new Mac operating system, Leopard, to go on sale Oct. 26
10/16/2007 [-] Wells Fargo earnings rise 4 percent on loan and deposit growth in 3rd-quarter
10/16/2007 [-] Novell Delivers Desktop-to-Server Software Suite for Small Businesses
10/16/2007 [-] US lenders enter Virgin territory
10/16/2007 [-] 6.5m to change credit card provider
10/16/2007 [-] Stamp duty paid rises by 25%
10/16/2007 [-] The World Business Council for Sustainable Development WB...
10/16/2007 [-] How to win, in a fight with Big Oil
10/16/2007 [-] Nobody puts Lions Gate in a corner, baby
10/16/2007 [-] What happens in Macau ...
10/16/2007 [-] Mortgage woes spread worldwide
10/16/2007 [-] Wanted one steady hand
10/16/2007 [-] Another two rivals fight for iTunes' throne
10/16/2007 [-] Dollar slips ahead of rate decision
10/16/2007 [-] European Union court backs mandatory retirement age to combat unemployment
10/16/2007 [-] Japanese businessman arrested for illegal trading of human organs in China
10/16/2007 [-] Tiscali and AOL units targeted in broadband shake-up
10/16/2007 [-] Potgieter is Businesswoman of the Year
10/16/2007 [-] Delta Air profit jumps on higher revenue
10/16/2007 [-] LG Electronics' Q3 profit soars amid strong handset sales
10/16/2007 [-] Jean Coutu swings to first-quarter profit
10/16/2007 [-] Early stock market signals negative while oil prices jump on supply worries
10/16/2007 [-] J&J third-quarter profit falls
10/16/2007 [-] Small Businesses Ready To Drop Royal Mail
10/16/2007 [-] Johnson Johnson 3rd-quarter profit decreases on 528 million dollars
10/16/2007 [-] Country Gets Top Scores for Business Reforms
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft wants to drop appeal in Skorea
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson shares plunge on lower outlook
10/16/2007 [-] LG Electronics profit soars
10/16/2007 [-] Dhs1.7bn luxury project, 'The Opus' breaks ground at Business Bay
10/16/2007 [-] Spartan expands space for military vehicle production
10/16/2007 [-] CITIC could make Bear Stearns move
10/16/2007 [-] ECB 'unlikely to cut rates soon'
10/16/2007 [-] National fund dropped 1% in Q3
10/16/2007 [-] Euro zone inflation breaches 2.0%
10/16/2007 [-] Bush, business and BBQ
10/16/2007 [-] Water bottler taps into Kentland for plant, 100 jobs
10/16/2007 [-] Ind. judge allows FedEx drivers to sue
10/16/2007 [-] Procter & Gamble looks to online episodes to attract younger audience
10/16/2007 [-] China Investment quashes speculation about its investments
10/16/2007 [-] Dow Jones Web sites ditch CNBC ads in favor of competitor Fox
10/16/2007 [-] Verizon letter to customers on sharing information stirs debate
10/16/2007 [-] Google unveils system that could help prevent online video pirating
10/16/2007 [-] Credit squeeze hits European real estate market
10/16/2007 [-] Your trip doesn't have to be all business
10/16/2007 [-] Activist investor steps up assault on HSBC Holdings
10/16/2007 [-] Default rate on U.S. subprime mortgages continues to rise
10/16/2007 [-] Oil soars to a record highs
10/16/2007 [-] Geothermal energy firm backs Govt's 15m research centre pledge
10/16/2007 [-] ACT business ordered to cut back on gas use
10/16/2007 [-] Gasoline prices revisit the record high
10/16/2007 [-] news Ingres and Business Objects to deliver BI to mid-market companies
10/16/2007 [-] Canada's Entrepreneurs Offer Words of Wisdom to Aspiring Small Business Owners RBC Survey
10/16/2007 [-] CorraTech Integrates Open Source Business Apps
10/16/2007 [-] Chinese bank bidding for Bear Stearns stake
10/16/2007 [-] Grants for new businesses in Bedfordshire
10/16/2007 [-] European energy giants to face mergers, says E.ON chief
10/16/2007 [-] E2open Named a Top 40 Emerging Vendor by Manufacturing Business Technology
10/16/2007 [-] Verizon Business Expands Global Ethernet Capabilities
10/16/2007 [-] Chinese bank is bidding for Bear Stearns stake, Chinese executive says
10/16/2007 [-] Euro inflation for September confirmed at 2.1 percent
10/16/2007 [-] FTSE-100 stock index down 28.18 points at 6,616.30
10/16/2007 [-] Indian shares end flat, Sensex down 0.04 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices soar on invasion fears
10/16/2007 [-] Oil sprints towards 88
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices smash records; New York crude nears 88 dollars
10/16/2007 [-] Lululemon athletica raises same-store sales view
10/16/2007 [-] Chinese bank eyeing Bear Stearns
10/16/2007 [-] Businessman 'shocked' by Tribunal claims
10/16/2007 [-] REPORT ON TRADING-WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 2007 - THE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO STOCK EXCHANGE LIMITED
10/16/2007 [-] SET closes down 0.29%
10/16/2007 [-] Cabinet OKs the Red Line
10/16/2007 [-] McAlpine snubs Carillion approach
10/16/2007 [-] Business chambers urged to work together against whaling
10/16/2007 [-] LG Electronics profit jumps
10/16/2007 [-] Diageo holds full-year profit target
10/16/2007 [-] Northern Rock board says ready to resign
10/16/2007 [-] MM to bring auto-component biz under umbrella co
10/16/2007 [-] United Agri Products' penalty reduced
10/16/2007 [-] IT sleuths raid Indore businessman
10/16/2007 [-] GM-UAW retiree health fund deal may be a trend
10/16/2007 [-] Treasury rates rise
10/16/2007 [-] Northern Rock executives face grilling over business strategy
10/16/2007 [-] UK consumer price inflation in September unchanged at 1.8 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Shares in Ericsson plunge more than 25 percent after 3rd quarter warning
10/16/2007 [-] Gold closes higher in Hong Kong at US763.55 an ounce
10/16/2007 [-] German investor confidence steady in October after 4 straight drops
10/16/2007 [-] Euro lower against U.S. dollar
10/16/2007 [-] LG Electronics profit soars amid strong handset sales
10/16/2007 [-] Cancer drugs boost Roche's 3rd-quarter sales by 6 percent
10/16/2007 [-] BAE Systems says CEO Mike Turner to step down next year
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices rise to new intraday record on fears Turkey will attack Kurds
10/16/2007 [-] HK stock index drops on signs that China investment scheme won't be launched soon
10/16/2007 [-] Bulgaria's current account deficit hits €161 million in August
10/16/2007 [-] US dollar up, gold up in European trading
10/16/2007 [-] Report Chinese agency to invest in foreign markets including Hong Kong and Taiwan
10/16/2007 [-] Dollar rises versus yen in Asia, but may fall back on U.S. stock worries
10/16/2007 [-] Burberry says 1st-half revenue rises 15 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Cyprus denies U.S. money laundering charges
10/16/2007 [-] August goods exports up 7.3%
10/16/2007 [-] Leoni buys Valeo automotive wiring business
10/16/2007 [-] Slovenian daily Serbia could be Mecca for investors
10/16/2007 [-] It's Kosher and it's quick
10/16/2007 [-] Sit tight investors told
10/16/2007 [-] Taxing times ahead
10/16/2007 [-] Ineritance tax explained
10/16/2007 [-] Advice for entrepreneurs
10/16/2007 [-] Briefs Creation's new head
10/16/2007 [-] Boss predicts golden age
10/16/2007 [-] Sending you 'sound' asleep
10/16/2007 [-] Introducing the 'Grip Glass'
10/16/2007 [-] Conference gets Gold-en touch
10/16/2007 [-] Travel trainers spread wings
10/16/2007 [-] Buyouts create £25m turnover
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Baroda scouting for partner for credit card business
10/16/2007 [-] Blackwater back in business after Iraqi investigation blames it for deaths
10/16/2007 [-] Will the ungeared scooter mkt show resur...
10/16/2007 [-] Will ungeared scooter mkt resurge?
10/16/2007 [-] 3 banks form plan to shore up credit market
10/16/2007 [-] Citigroup profit takes 57% drop
10/16/2007 [-] Oil sprints towards 88
10/16/2007 [-] Put electronics at top of holiday-gift list
10/16/2007 [-] Lufthansa is pleased to link Orlando, world
10/16/2007 [-] Experts say Swiss economy is past its peak
10/16/2007 [-] Jumbo jet wing sliced at Heathrow
10/16/2007 [-] It's an employee's job market says The Business Connection
10/16/2007 [-] Singapore shares close 1.3% lower
10/16/2007 [-] Roche on track despite falling Tamiflu sales
10/16/2007 [-] Heavy job cuts seen at Boston Scientific
10/16/2007 [-] Non-resident Nepalis to enhance cooperation with Nepali business community
10/16/2007 [-] Treasury Chief Aims to Steady Credit Markets
10/16/2007 [-] 3 Major Banks Offer Plan to Calm Debts in Housing
10/16/2007 [-] MICHIGAN BRIEFS
10/16/2007 [-] NATION & WORLD BRIEFS
10/16/2007 [-] Foyt, Gurney among 2007 hall inductees
10/16/2007 [-] Science firms to use Pfizer lab
10/16/2007 [-] THE TICKER Business briefs
10/16/2007 [-] Ford, UAW's past may aid future negotiations
10/16/2007 [-] The latest info on the VEBA
10/16/2007 [-] Fed chief pledges more aid
10/16/2007 [-] Project aims to secure Internet
10/16/2007 [-] DETAILS OF UAW CONTRACT GM to shed billions in health, labor
10/16/2007 [-] Metro hospitals told to cooperate
10/16/2007 [-] 11am Markets Update
10/16/2007 [-] Botswana Sept inflation eases to 6.8 pct
10/16/2007 [-] Monsanto weighs divestiture of S.African wheat unit
10/16/2007 [-] S.Africa winter crop yield to fall agric dept
10/16/2007 [-] S.Africa auctions 450 mln rand R203 govt bonds
10/16/2007 [-] Ombudsman won't appeal Quinn ruling
10/16/2007 [-] S.Africa's Sasol coal mine strike affects output
10/16/2007 [-] Economic crimes in S.Africa firms soar PwC
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson plunge takes Europe stocks down 1 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Dubai real estate major to unveil latest business landmark at Cityscape
10/16/2007 [-] Soaring Central European car sales lead EU increase
10/16/2007 [-] Dollar down 2.18 kopeks, euro up 3.63 kopeks Central Bank
10/16/2007 [-] Integrity of horse sales is addressed
10/16/2007 [-] Bumpy road for some Clive businesses
10/16/2007 [-] Iowa's best tenderloin is in Elk Horn, pork group says
10/16/2007 [-] 'Doing Business 2008'
10/16/2007 [-] Recruiting trainees beneficial to employers, says Tee Keat
10/16/2007 [-] EPF annual statements available at RHB premises
10/16/2007 [-] Manchester Business School Worldwide launches MBA course in Malaysia
10/16/2007 [-] Rates rise on short-term Treasury bills
10/16/2007 [-] Uncertainties at home and abroad push up oil
10/16/2007 [-] 40 to 50 losing jobs in Coast Bank sale Back-office workers
10/16/2007 [-] Biggest banks create rescue fund to help clean up credit mess
10/16/2007 [-] Investors Commission Business Climate Survey
10/16/2007 [-] Gold coins
10/16/2007 [-] Crude, gold hit highs on Mideast woes
10/16/2007 [-] Gold hits 28-year high, platinum peaks
10/16/2007 [-] Seed shortages impacting on farmers
10/16/2007 [-] Survey shows companies underinsured for fraud
10/16/2007 [-] Germany's E.ON closes deal to buy Russia's OGK-4 shares
10/16/2007 [-] North, South Korea celebrate business zone
10/16/2007 [-] Taiwan business group in China to push Taiwanese voting in presidential poll
10/16/2007 [-] FGP Fiji business down
10/16/2007 [-] Commonwealth Business Bank to sell 37.5% to Hana of Seoul
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson shares plunge after warns on profits
10/16/2007 [-] FTSE bruised by financials
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson shares shed 25% on profit warning
10/16/2007 [-] Businesses differ on governor's tax pitch
10/16/2007 [-] - China Holds Its Biggest Trade Fair
10/16/2007 [-] Bond bulls take a back seat
10/16/2007 [-] Rand weaker on Dow's fall
10/16/2007 [-] Gold lifts JSE
10/16/2007 [-] Labour costs seen up
10/16/2007 [-] Sasol strike enters third day
10/16/2007 [-] Fraud a major threat to companies
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson’s shares plunges more than 25 percent after 3Q profit warning
10/16/2007 [-] Commonwealth Business Forum Attracts 1,000
10/16/2007 [-] UK inflation stays below BoE mark
10/16/2007 [-] 2 TSA contractor laptops missing
10/16/2007 [-] Australian multibillionaire admits illegal price fixing in cardboard market
10/16/2007 [-] Danone sells stake in China's Bright Dairy, ending alliance
10/16/2007 [-] Tokyo stock market's main index falls 1.3 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of America reintroducing BankAmericard — as a rewards card
10/16/2007 [-] Gold opens higher in London at US765.20
10/16/2007 [-] Germany's IKB says its supervisory board wasn't informed about subprime risk
10/16/2007 [-] Italy's Fiat, Russia's OAO AvtoVAZ sign memorandum of understanding
10/16/2007 [-] Posco says 3rd-quarter net profit falls 1.3 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Japanese stocks fall sharply on renewed credit crunch jitters
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft wants to drop antitrust appeal in South Korea
10/16/2007 [-] Asia feels credit woes
10/16/2007 [-] Shares in Sweden's Ericsson plunges
10/16/2007 [-] Majestic America Line cancels 2 sailings from Portland
10/16/2007 [-] Debt, oil-price worries hit stocks
10/16/2007 [-] Professor, 90, thought Nobel call was hoax
10/16/2007 [-] First look inside A380
10/16/2007 [-] Fed chief says credit crisis will slow growth into '08
10/16/2007 [-] Danaher to acquire Tektronix for 2.85 billion
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10/16/2007 [-] Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul voted Turkey's leading business hotel
10/16/2007 [-] Canadian Industrialist Urges Workers to Join Union
10/16/2007 [-] Business to reopen after Mulligar fire
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson share plunges 25 percent on profit warning
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10/16/2007 [-] Herald-Journal, Spartanburg, S.C., Business Briefs Column
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of the South to rival IMF and World Bank
10/16/2007 [-] Middle-sized companies grab lion's share of sales
10/16/2007 [-] GM says UAW contract will save 3B a year
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10/16/2007 [-] Foreign investment holding up report
10/16/2007 [-] Gold marks fresh 28-year peak, Tokyo at 23-year high
10/16/2007 [-] GDF-Suez group expects 10 billion euro investment
10/16/2007 [-] Northern Rock confirms talks with potential bidders
10/16/2007 [-] Philippines remittances up 15.3% in eight months
10/16/2007 [-] Qantas shares hit record on passenger numbers
10/16/2007 [-] Aer Lingus, pilots make deal to avoid shutdown
10/16/2007 [-] Bombay home furnishings stores to shut down in United States
10/16/2007 [-] Daimler, Fiat join copyright fight against PRC makers
10/16/2007 [-] Japanese maker expands German carbon-fiber plant
10/16/2007 [-] Fox Business Network launches for business
10/16/2007 [-] Philips Q3 earnings fall on semiconductor unit sale
10/16/2007 [-] Alibaba.com's Hong Kong IPO may raise US1.3 billion
10/16/2007 [-] China's car sales in September up 22.4%
10/16/2007 [-] France Telecom fined for abusing position
10/16/2007 [-] EVA Air to launch cargo services to Houston
10/16/2007 [-] E-United, Tycoons to build steel plant in Vietnam
10/16/2007 [-] Formosa plans plant maintenance in Sept. 2008
10/16/2007 [-] Taiwan's vegetable prices set record after typhoon
10/16/2007 [-] Yuan rises at record pace in fight on inflation
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson pressured by G-7 calls to aid dollar
10/16/2007 [-] Branson stamps Virgin name on new venture
10/16/2007 [-] GM Daewoo plans US3.6 billion investment
10/16/2007 [-] Collins and Aikman closing after selling last of its operations
10/16/2007 [-] Japan's Nomura exits United States subprime market
10/16/2007 [-] Citigroup, Bank of America to set up US80 billion CP fund
10/16/2007 [-] Toshiba to be world's top power chip maker
10/16/2007 [-] Hitachi Ever-beefier hard drives by 2011
10/16/2007 [-] Euro shoots up higher against the U.S. dollar
10/16/2007 [-] Shares rise moderately
10/16/2007 [-] Oil above US84 on winter supply concerns, conflict between Turkey, Kurds
10/16/2007 [-] Asia climbs; Hong Kong, China hit record
10/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong land auction shows luxury property still hot
10/16/2007 [-] UK private sector pay to rise 3-4.5% in '08
10/16/2007 [-] China will 'gradually' make yuan fully convertible Hu
10/16/2007 [-] Internet forum urges update to new Internet protocol by 2010
10/16/2007 [-] Taiwan energy use rises on demand from electronics makers
10/16/2007 [-] China holds trade fair amid worries about product safety
10/16/2007 [-] Science, tech budget to be increased 4.6% MOEA
10/16/2007 [-] High-speed rail to post 1st profit within 2 years
10/16/2007 [-] Taiwan's sovereign rating may improve in '08
10/16/2007 [-] Fox Business makes its debut
10/16/2007 [-] Fed chief weary of housing woes
10/16/2007 [-] Banks to bail out credit markets
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus A380 finally makes its arrival
10/16/2007 [-] Foster good vibes with the boss
10/16/2007 [-] Bountiful business
10/16/2007 [-] £53m HQ is done deal
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices rise to new record
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10/16/2007 [-] Citigroup's profit off 57 percent in Q3
10/16/2007 [-] 3 to share Nobel prize in economics
10/16/2007 [-] Business briefs, October 16
10/16/2007 [-] Banks pool billions to form rescue fund
10/16/2007 [-] Luxury limo firms battle proposed new regulations
10/16/2007 [-] Postseason conflict XP Events of Denver sells D'Backs gear
10/16/2007 [-] Friendship grows with craft show
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10/16/2007 [-] Pick 'n Pay earnings up
10/16/2007 [-] Morton's warns Muncie pub about name similarity
10/16/2007 [-] New director picked to lead Fort Harrison agency
10/16/2007 [-] Fundex buys maker of puzzles and games
10/16/2007 [-] Ener1 product could power European electric car
10/16/2007 [-] Ethanol excitement slowing
10/16/2007 [-] Future Fund's seeds fed from out of state
10/16/2007 [-] Oil soars as uneasy market falls back
10/16/2007 [-] Toyota supplier to build factory
10/16/2007 [-] A high-tech hub for high-end drugs
10/16/2007 [-] Tasmania Cleared Of Equine Influenza
10/16/2007 [-] IAG, Adelaide Bank shareholders targeted
10/16/2007 [-] Cabinet endorses Retail Business Act
10/16/2007 [-] Product prices monitored
10/16/2007 [-] Honda power products celebrate 10 millionth milestone
10/16/2007 [-] AOL to cut fifth of global work force
10/16/2007 [-] Behind the wheel
10/16/2007 [-] BioSolutions posts healthy progress
10/16/2007 [-] Prudent holiday shopping foreseen
10/16/2007 [-] Supply worries boost oil
10/16/2007 [-] 3 U.S. men to share Nobel
10/16/2007 [-] GM pact to cut union retiree care costs
10/16/2007 [-] Firm pulls defibrillator wires
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus debuts after delay
10/16/2007 [-] China wants state firms to launch Hong Kong IPOs
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. faces Brazilian sanctions
10/16/2007 [-] Nortel agrees to pay 35 million to SEC
10/16/2007 [-] United Auto Workers leaders back four-year Chrysler deal
10/16/2007 [-] Comfort, joy and electronics
10/16/2007 [-] Superjumbo ready to go
10/16/2007 [-] JetBlue seeks OK for Bogota-Fort Lauderdale flights
10/16/2007 [-] Economics professor oldest winner of Nobel
10/16/2007 [-] Big banks unveil plan to boost credit market
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks close in the red after Wall St slide
10/16/2007 [-] UAW leaders urge OK of Chrysler pact
10/16/2007 [-] Citigroup takes heat following earnings picture
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks retreat on debt news
10/16/2007 [-] Big business on a hot streak with governor
10/16/2007 [-] Residual resentment slows Hollywood talks
10/16/2007 [-] Bank fund aims to gird debt market
10/16/2007 [-] AOL to Trim 2,000 Jobs in a Continuing Overhaul
10/16/2007 [-] Google Takes Step on Video Copyrights
10/16/2007 [-] Contact Energy plans $2b Waikato wind farm
10/16/2007 [-] Banks' correspondent accounts with CBR decline 3.3%
10/16/2007 [-] Local drug distributors still
10/16/2007 [-] TSTT not following orders to provide info, Digicel tells judge -
10/16/2007 [-] Neal and Massy pulls out - Bidding war for BS&T
10/16/2007 [-] Canaveral firm finalist for tech award
10/16/2007 [-] Kennedy to host contractor expo today
10/16/2007 [-] Airport Authority to vote on lobbyist
10/16/2007 [-] The next big magnet?
10/16/2007 [-] In Data for Heart Devices, Parts Are a Blind Spot
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft looks to link tools for communication
10/16/2007 [-] Babcock & Brown Sells Share In US Shopping Malls
10/16/2007 [-] Northern Territory Overhauls Taxation ACT To Reduce Biz Costs
10/16/2007 [-] Australian Company MFS Launches Water Fund
10/16/2007 [-] LEADERS OF UAW LOCALS CONVENE Chrysler deal meets some sharp resistance
10/16/2007 [-] PRODUCTION OF REVAMPED FORD 2008 Ford Focus gets an upbeat launch
10/16/2007 [-] Ericsson lowers profit outlook for third quarter
10/16/2007 [-] HealthSure's new boss
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10/16/2007 [-] Four vie for Rochdale re-birth
10/16/2007 [-] Renovo makes its mark
10/16/2007 [-] Ernst and Young's facelift
10/16/2007 [-] Solvay's £140m sell off
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10/16/2007 [-] Oil at record high above 86
10/16/2007 [-] Productivity must more than double
10/16/2007 [-] Johncom buys Van Schaik Bookstore
10/16/2007 [-] Standard Bank turns 145, expands its reach
10/16/2007 [-] Comair’s equity turbulence
10/16/2007 [-] Yen edges up as stocks slide, dollar struggles
10/16/2007 [-] Diamonds sparkle for new buyers, boosting prices
10/16/2007 [-] Credit worries hit financial stocks; bonds rise
10/16/2007 [-] Algeria forex reserves at record 90 bln in H1
10/16/2007 [-] Networks gap hits Ericsson profits
10/16/2007 [-] Macatawa Bank files suit against Grand Rapids Businessman
10/16/2007 [-] RUXX investment index set to open 0.43% up
10/16/2007 [-] Connaught posts 37 percent rise in annual profit
10/16/2007 [-] Oil hits third consecutive record high
10/16/2007 [-] Burberry meets expectations with 19 percent sales rise
10/16/2007 [-] Whitbread profit tops forecasts
10/16/2007 [-] Bellway annual profit rises to a new record
10/16/2007 [-] Aer Lingus pilots back Belfast agreement
10/16/2007 [-] Turkey tension sends oil to records
10/16/2007 [-] Ad Tool For Publishers Yieldex Raises Seed Funding
10/16/2007 [-] Three Share Nobel in Economics for Work on Social Mechanisms
10/16/2007 [-] Sallie Mae Deal More Shaky
10/16/2007 [-] Heart Devices Encountering a Blind Spot
10/16/2007 [-] Pinkberry gets seed money
10/16/2007 [-] Kiwibank's overnight fault fixed
10/16/2007 [-] Kiwi slides as investors seek safe options
10/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong's Cheung Kong to buy Canadian power company
10/16/2007 [-] NZ shares follows other markets down
10/16/2007 [-] Geneva Finance plans to freeze investments until 2008
10/16/2007 [-] VTL US director resigns
10/16/2007 [-] China's CITIC bids for Bear Stearns stake regulator
10/16/2007 [-] Holiday shoppers to spend conservatively NRF
10/16/2007 [-] 'Die Hard' DVD will include computer file
10/16/2007 [-] Fox Business debuts to lukewarm review
10/16/2007 [-] Downtown condo buyers to get tax break
10/16/2007 [-] Ex-Dravo in Pittsburgh to buy Ohio firm
10/16/2007 [-] Downtown company's ticket software targeted in scalping scheme
10/16/2007 [-] Women IN GAMES International Is Mixing It Up IN SYDNEY
10/16/2007 [-] More Bets Back Coalition In Australian Polls Sportingbet
10/16/2007 [-] Almost A Third Of Australia's Sugar Farmers Lost Money In 2005-06
10/16/2007 [-] Work Starts To Upgrade Sydney Airport's Int'l Terminal
10/16/2007 [-] South American nations to launch bank as rival to IMF
10/16/2007 [-] Corruption is rife in British business
10/16/2007 [-] Pallinghurst plans IPO for colored gemstones business
10/16/2007 [-] Expert advice on gifts
10/16/2007 [-] SET closes flat at midday
10/16/2007 [-] Commodore Bainimarama meets Fiji business community in Tonga
10/16/2007 [-] 10. News in brief
10/16/2007 [-] Mattel Profit Dip Could Last Through Holidays
10/16/2007 [-] Judge Orders Firm To Stop Helping Scalpers
10/16/2007 [-] SA Government lifts Santos cap
10/16/2007 [-] CVRD says sees no problem funding 59 bln investment
10/16/2007 [-] Bombardier unit gets contract in India
10/16/2007 [-] Australia's third richest man facing record cartel fine
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft drops SKorea anti-trust appeal
10/16/2007 [-] Danone to sell 20 percent stake in China's Bright Dairy
10/16/2007 [-] Hong Kong's Cheung Kong to buy Canadian power company
10/16/2007 [-] Napster relaunches with Web-enabled platform
10/16/2007 [-] UAW local leaders approve Chrysler deal despite some opposition
10/16/2007 [-] Olin sells metal business to NY-based equity fund
10/16/2007 [-] Last phase of 30 million office development underway in Collinsville
10/16/2007 [-] Covidien, BioSynthema struck deal to develop cancer drug
10/16/2007 [-] Survey shows confusion among holders of adjustable mortgages
10/16/2007 [-] Nevada gaming revenue down
10/16/2007 [-] X-FAB strengthens position in semiconductor industry
10/16/2007 [-] MASWings receives 3,000 bookings in two weeks
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices rise above record close on fears Turkey will attack Kurds
10/16/2007 [-] Report China FAW Group increases auto sales 23 percent for Jan.-Sept. period
10/16/2007 [-] Russia, Germany Back Nord Stream Pipeline
10/16/2007 [-] Ford-UAW Talks Move Into High Gear
10/16/2007 [-] Nomura to shut down U.S. business
10/16/2007 [-] Schwab 3Q Profit Soars From Sale, New Customers
10/16/2007 [-] Australian businessman to pay huge fine
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft drops anti-trust appeal in South Korea
10/16/2007 [-] The I-Man Cometh Back
10/16/2007 [-] Business In Pasar Gadong Slow This Raya
10/16/2007 [-] Crane business picks up
10/16/2007 [-] Ore. dairy recalls ice cream with undeclared almonds
10/16/2007 [-] Treasury chief moves to stabilize markets; Bernanke troubled by housing trend
10/16/2007 [-] Treasury Chief Moves to Stabilize Markets; Bernanke Is Tro...
10/16/2007 [-] New Zealand Gaming Expo 2008 Conference Speakers Confirmed
10/16/2007 [-] Gov't taking time to rule on Norvasc patent dispute
10/16/2007 [-] End of easy credit points to fundamental shift for propert...
10/16/2007 [-] Treasury chief moves to stabilize markets; Bernanke troubl...
10/16/2007 [-] Australia's economy not 'all about China' PM
10/16/2007 [-] Starpharma's VivaGel in condom caper
10/16/2007 [-] Aussie dollar off the boil as risk reassessed
10/16/2007 [-] Billionaire Pratt faces 36m fine
10/16/2007 [-] Forex Australian Dollar Weaker At Noon Oct 16, 2007
10/16/2007 [-] Australian Opposition Outlines Plan For More Land For Housing
10/16/2007 [-] Australia's Visy Apologises Over Price-Fixing
10/16/2007 [-] Wesfarmers increases coal production
10/16/2007 [-] China, India 'bullish on credit crunch'
10/16/2007 [-] B&B sells share in US shopping malls
10/16/2007 [-] Sydney airport getting $500m upgrade
10/16/2007 [-] Santos shares in trading halt
10/16/2007 [-] TV's Fox Business Network Goes Live Tomorrow
10/16/2007 [-] Florida's minimum wage going up
10/16/2007 [-] Bombay set to go out of business
10/16/2007 [-] Singapore shares open lower on Wall Street falls
10/16/2007 [-] Real Estate Business Given Run for Their Money
10/16/2007 [-] PS I Think There is A *Huge* Business in Social Advertising
10/16/2007 [-] Gold opens lower in Hong Kong at US755.05 an ounce
10/16/2007 [-] Rhode Island governor eliminating 1,000 jobs to balance budget
10/16/2007 [-] Pratt apologises for cartel
10/16/2007 [-] Bank News Helps Sink Stocks
10/16/2007 [-] Hu Promises A Cleaner China
10/16/2007 [-] Chrysler Contract Gets A Boost
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus Finally Delivers Its First Superjumbo
10/16/2007 [-] 3 Win Nobel Prize
10/16/2007 [-] Banks Team Up To Help Credit Markets
10/16/2007 [-] Bernanke Housing Slump To Deepen
10/16/2007 [-] Fox's New Business Channel Vows Not To Be Dull
10/16/2007 [-] Ruling Hinders AT&T's U-Verse
10/16/2007 [-] Golden Future For Silver Lane?
10/16/2007 [-] GM UAW contract to transfer US46.7B in health care liability to the union
10/16/2007 [-] Deadline extended for investors committee trying to solve ABCP crisis
10/16/2007 [-] Get local gas prices at courier-journal.com/gas
10/16/2007 [-] EarthLink paid lobbyist 100,000 in 2007
10/16/2007 [-] Oracle executive VP exercises options
10/16/2007 [-] Scandalous boom Are close business ties corrupting the Chinese Communist Party
10/16/2007 [-] Tokyo stocks open lower on overnight US losses
10/16/2007 [-] Oil at record high of above US86 in Asia
10/16/2007 [-] Turkey tensions push oil to new high
10/16/2007 [-] Reuters As Oil Gallops Along, Is 4 Gas Near?
10/16/2007 [-] AP Banks Plan Superfund to Buy Risky Debt
10/16/2007 [-] AP Fed Chief Sees Built-In Market Curb
10/16/2007 [-] Murdoch launching business news TV
10/16/2007 [-] Rising pub food cost 'a turn-off'
10/16/2007 [-] Oil price hits record of 85 as commodity rises intensify ...
10/16/2007 [-] Oil shares push FTSE to seven-year high
10/16/2007 [-] Business Minute Stocks edge lower...Oil at fresh high...Ticket brokers face setback
10/16/2007 [-] Fox Business Debut Sparks Ad Fight
10/16/2007 [-] Kinetic Motor, Taiwan's SYM launch gearless scooter
10/16/2007 [-] AOL slashes 20% of global work force
10/16/2007 [-] AOL to Slash 20 Percent of Workforce
10/16/2007 [-] Chimps 'scream to attract help'
10/16/2007 [-] Bid to avoid costly court divorces
10/16/2007 [-] Balad activist murdered on doorstep of his business in Lod
10/16/2007 [-] SilkAir reduces flights to Yangon
10/16/2007 [-] Japan says G7 to debate transparency in sovereign funds
10/16/2007 [-] A Perky Debut for the Fox Business Network
10/16/2007 [-] Australian Watchdog Calls For Visy To Pay Us$32.3 MLN Penalty
10/16/2007 [-] NSW Premier Refuses To Rule Out Second Casino
10/16/2007 [-] Clean Energy Can Make Australian Farmers Richer Report
10/16/2007 [-] ERA says uranium market strong
10/16/2007 [-] Dissension Arises Over Chrysler Contract
10/16/2007 [-] The System Can Work When Not Stressed to the Max
10/16/2007 [-] Call to simplify business taxes
10/16/2007 [-] Big Game Weekend Brings in Big Business
10/16/2007 [-] Storm Worm 'malware' spreading
10/16/2007 [-] Chrysler to pay 8.8B to UAW VEBA fund
10/16/2007 [-] UAW contract GM saves 50% on new workers
10/16/2007 [-] The TV Watch A Perky Debut for the Fox Business Network
10/16/2007 [-] Big U.S. Banks Try to Restore Confidence in Credit Markets
10/16/2007 [-] Everett looking into commercial flights from Paine Field
10/16/2007 [-] UPS's Davis To Replace Eskew As CEO
10/16/2007 [-] HP Agrees To Options-Backdating Settlement
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. Dollar higher against yen in early Tokyo trading
10/16/2007 [-] Chogm Business Forum to Rent 400,000 Tent
10/16/2007 [-] High inventory brings retail prices down
10/16/2007 [-] Neighborhoods at risk
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus A380 Due To Arrive In Sydney Next Week
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus Plans Stretch Version Of A380 Super Jumbo
10/16/2007 [-] Australia's Valad Buys Five Properties In UK, Europe
10/16/2007 [-] Australian Treasurer Backs ACCC Over Price-Fixing Probe
10/16/2007 [-] Blog Lockheed gets 38 million Air Force Contract
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing keen for more Apache upgrade business
10/16/2007 [-] Blackstone, banks can't agree on PHH deal sources
10/16/2007 [-] IBD's Top 10 Monday
10/16/2007 [-] CVRD says sees no problem funding 59 bln investment
10/16/2007 [-] Tax cuts spur rate rise fears
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks in the red after Wall St slide
10/16/2007 [-] Price-fixing billionaire Pratt faces court
10/16/2007 [-] 19. Appointments
10/16/2007 [-] Car Strikes Hydrant, Floods Nearby Business
10/16/2007 [-] Hargrove says he may have slowed down union deal with Magna plants
10/16/2007 [-] Late Day Business Headlines Chrysler, GM, AOL, Nortel
10/16/2007 [-] Business PACs jilt Republicans
10/16/2007 [-] Minnesota woman seeks relief from 222,000 music-sharing verdict; companies want the money
10/16/2007 [-] HP-owned Mercury Interactive settles stock options lawsuit for 117.5M
10/16/2007 [-] Not everyone pleased by pink-colored cancer research campaign
10/16/2007 [-] YouTube unveils filtering tools to keep users from posting copyrighted video
10/16/2007 [-] Oregon unemployment rate steady in September
10/16/2007 [-] Introducing the Fox Business Network
10/16/2007 [-] Kiwibank customers wait for money expected overnight
10/16/2007 [-] Toolkit.com Webinars Help Business Owners Find Time for Training
10/16/2007 [-] Letter barrage starts on eve of Reliance Power IPO
10/16/2007 [-] IBM, Linden Lab Aim for Business-Friendly Virtual Worlds
10/16/2007 [-] SingTel eyes Ghana Telecom
10/16/2007 [-] Orient Securities plans US4bil offer in Shanghai
10/16/2007 [-] Arcelor-Mittal buys into Chinese steel wire maker
10/16/2007 [-] PBL reassessing demerger plan
10/16/2007 [-] Virgin starts firm to manage loans between friends
10/16/2007 [-] Zinifex, Umicore to raise US2.3bil in Nyrstar IPO
10/16/2007 [-] Nomura to shut US mortgage ops
10/16/2007 [-] US80bil fund to revive credit market
10/16/2007 [-] Tourism M'sia wins triple gold awards
10/16/2007 [-] MoU to foster Islamic economies
10/16/2007 [-] PetroChina market value reaches US420bil
10/16/2007 [-] Crude oil price at record high of above US85 per barrel
10/16/2007 [-] Overseas expansion for Tune Money
10/16/2007 [-] Takaful Ikhlas on track to over 50% turnover growth
10/16/2007 [-] Mulpha Land to make appeal
10/16/2007 [-] 48% take-up rate for Hong Bee Land maiden job
10/16/2007 [-] Harta Intan unveils RM65mil projects
10/16/2007 [-] Complete Logistic profit may exceed forecast
10/16/2007 [-] Dominant to maintain 15% annual growth
10/16/2007 [-] HSBC sees speedy rise in demand for Islamic products
10/16/2007 [-] Don to speak at Blue Ocean conference
10/16/2007 [-] Rebranding move
10/16/2007 [-] Sharp increasing output of LCD TVs
10/16/2007 [-] Inflows into Asian funds remain strong
10/16/2007 [-] Final trading day nears for firms making up Synergy
10/16/2007 [-] KFH interest in RHB Bank broader
10/16/2007 [-] US loses cotton subsidies fight
10/16/2007 [-] Singapore, China sign deal to develop interactive digital media
10/16/2007 [-] Oil soars to new record high
10/16/2007 [-] In Pictures Singapore Airlines unveils the interior of its A380 super jumbo
10/16/2007 [-] Forex Australian Dollar Starts Weaker Oct 16, 2007
10/16/2007 [-] Contact Energy plans large NZ wind farm
10/16/2007 [-] Carmakers laud emission reductions
10/15/2007 [-] Blackstone, banks can't agree on PHH deal sources
10/15/2007 [-] Fed ready to act to ensure smooth markets Bernanke
10/15/2007 [-] Recalls curb Mattel's earnings
10/15/2007 [-] YouTube unveils copyright protection plan
10/15/2007 [-] Business Report for Tuesday, October 16, 2007
10/15/2007 [-] Anglo Irish Bank to sell Swiss unit
10/15/2007 [-] Florida's minimum going up
10/15/2007 [-] Wall St. squeezed by credit jitters
10/15/2007 [-] Arkansas Business On THV Travelers, Arkansas Athletes and Bangladesh
10/15/2007 [-] Call for new policies to tackle globalisation
10/15/2007 [-] Mixing business with pleasure
10/15/2007 [-] Broadcom develops 3G phone chip
10/15/2007 [-] Ahead of the Bell Novellus Systems
10/15/2007 [-] A List of Job Sites for Older Workers
10/15/2007 [-] Jobs Sites Boom for the 50-Plus Set
10/15/2007 [-] - Oil Futures Hit New Record of 86
10/15/2007 [-] Agency seeks safety, health fines against Del Monte plant
10/15/2007 [-] Nortel pays 35 mln to settle SEC fraud case
10/15/2007 [-] Steve Madden cuts view, sees 'challenging' 3rd qtr
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