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10/17/2007 [-] US inflation jumps on food, energy prices
10/17/2007 [-] JPMorgan Chase posts record profit despite writedowns
10/17/2007 [-] Germany's SAP steps up acquisitions
10/17/2007 [-] German train drivers call new strike for Thursday
10/17/2007 [-] Speculation behind OPEC oil price hikes, analysts say
10/17/2007 [-] Aviva plans £350m cost cuts
10/17/2007 [-] 10-yr-old Delhi kid murdered over 'business rivalry'
10/17/2007 [-] EADS delays A400M
10/17/2007 [-] Virgin vows to fight at Heathrow
10/17/2007 [-] Aviva targets cost savings
10/17/2007 [-] S&N says break-up bid is unwelcome
10/17/2007 [-] Facebook settles case by agreeing to post sterner warnings
10/17/2007 [-] Court ruling upholds mandatory retirement in Europe
10/17/2007 [-] Suit alleges false organic labeling
10/17/2007 [-] Business briefs, October 17
10/17/2007 [-] Banks' profits slow
10/17/2007 [-] Wait is over Hello, Nordstrom
10/17/2007 [-] Q & A with Peter Nordstrom
10/17/2007 [-] Provocative and memorable
10/17/2007 [-] Apple lowers price of iTunes songs without anti-copying software
10/17/2007 [-] Euro back above US1.42 as U.S. home construction falls again
10/17/2007 [-] IMF projects slowing growth for most of Europe in 2008
10/17/2007 [-] IMF projects strong economic growth through 2009, clouded by credit crisis
10/17/2007 [-] Gannett 3rd-quarter earnings drop 11 percent as ad revenue slumps
10/17/2007 [-] Construction of new homes plummets even lower than expected in September
10/17/2007 [-] IMF raises China's 2007 economic growth forecast to 11.5 percent
10/17/2007 [-] EU trade chief says onus on Russia to resolve stumbling blocks to joining WTO
10/17/2007 [-] EU says biofuel subsidies hit maximum, questions if they are still needed
10/17/2007 [-] Stock markets tumble as oil surges through 87 mark
10/17/2007 [-] Alfred McAlpine outlines hopes for double-digit profit growth
10/17/2007 [-] India suspends trading as markets plunge
10/17/2007 [-] Double beds but no naughty business on the A380
10/17/2007 [-] Investor shock sends Indian shares reeling
10/17/2007 [-] Gannett 3Q Profit Slides 11 Percent
10/17/2007 [-] Abbott Laboratories 3Q Profit Flat
10/17/2007 [-] Altria 3Q Profit Falls 8.4 Percent
10/17/2007 [-] JPMorgan Chase 3Q Earnings Up
10/17/2007 [-] Coca-Cola Reports 13 Pct Profit Jump
10/17/2007 [-] Chamber celebrates success in business
10/17/2007 [-] Disney part-timers win pay b
10/17/2007 [-] Delta aims to move to front of line
10/17/2007 [-] Predicted reliability for General Motors vehicles
10/17/2007 [-] Predicted reliability for Chrysler vehicles
10/17/2007 [-] Predicted reliability for Ford Motor Co. vehicles
10/17/2007 [-] NKorea seeks market access through Cambodian investments minister
10/17/2007 [-] UH study shows vegetables fight heart disease, diabetes
10/17/2007 [-] Health center awarded 2 million
10/17/2007 [-] It might be heresy, but economic health is an illusion
10/17/2007 [-] Britain's immigration surge boosts business, strains services
10/17/2007 [-] Nova Scotia faces 60M refund to immigrants NDP
10/17/2007 [-] ANALYSIS Renewed investor disquiet marks 1987 crash anniversary
10/17/2007 [-]  Indian market recoups losses after crash
10/17/2007 [-] Holiday Traveling Made Cheap
10/17/2007 [-] Delta, Air France in marketing deal
10/17/2007 [-] Cost of corporate crime rising at Canadian
10/17/2007 [-] New construction falls 10.2% to fewest housing starts since '93
10/17/2007 [-] Affleck stumps for hospital workers
10/17/2007 [-] Novant takes hospital fight to Kannapolis
10/17/2007 [-] CityDev sets up US125m joint venture with Amtel
10/17/2007 [-] Crude producer Rosneft receives 9.8 bln from Yukos bankruptcy
10/17/2007 [-] Russian businessman released in Afghanistan 1
10/17/2007 [-] Coca-Cola profits up 13%
10/17/2007 [-] Future in doubt for head of Ericsson
10/17/2007 [-] Chinese oil group building country's first offshore wind park
10/17/2007 [-] IMF lowers 2008 growth forecast on US weakness
10/17/2007 [-] Madonna deal more about money than music
10/17/2007 [-] Tiger puts a new face on tie-ins
10/17/2007 [-] Northern Trust CEO to give up exec role
10/17/2007 [-] Abbott Laboratories posts flat 3rd-quarter profit
10/17/2007 [-] Pump prices steady, for now
10/17/2007 [-] India plans to impose restrictions on foreign investors
10/17/2007 [-] Coca-Cola Co. profit tops estimates
10/17/2007 [-] United Tech profit up
10/17/2007 [-] Futures rise on profit optimism
10/17/2007 [-] Company indicted in mercury spill
10/17/2007 [-] Coca-Cola Co. third-quarter profit rises
10/17/2007 [-] Australian shares take another hit
10/17/2007 [-] South Korea jobless rate eases
10/17/2007 [-] Indian markets swing wildly
10/17/2007 [-] Business briefcase
10/17/2007 [-] Ryan fellowship sends SPEA student Emily Loehr to BEDC
10/17/2007 [-] Wall Street Heads to Higher Open
10/17/2007 [-] BlackRock's 3rd-Quarter Profit Surges
10/17/2007 [-] Consumer Prices Up Sharply in September
10/17/2007 [-] Harper offers few details on tax relief
10/17/2007 [-] Multinationals fear US-China trade wars
10/17/2007 [-] Small U.S. toy companies booming after recalls of Chinese products
10/17/2007 [-] Oil soars above 88 as Turkey threatens to strike in Iraq
10/17/2007 [-] Russia checking reports on Russian businessman's abduction inAfghanistan
10/17/2007 [-] Oil prices pause after record-breaking run above 88
10/17/2007 [-] Euro firm as dealers eye meeting of G7 finance ministers
10/17/2007 [-] Air France, Delta target 8 billion revenues from new JV
10/17/2007 [-] Coca-Cola profit rises 13 per cent in 3rd-quarter as sales climb
10/17/2007 [-] Altria profit beats estimates
10/17/2007 [-] JPMorgan net rises despite write-downs
10/17/2007 [-] Air France, Delta forming joint venture for transatlantic flights
10/17/2007 [-] Altria Q3 net income falls 8.4 per cent, raises full-year earnings forecast
10/17/2007 [-] JPMorgan Chase earnings rise 2 per cent on record 3Q revenue
10/17/2007 [-] Early market signals mostly positive before inflation report, oil prices head lower
10/17/2007 [-] China's biggest bank plans branches in U.S., Russia and Australia
10/17/2007 [-] Middle East unrest drives up gas prices
10/17/2007 [-] Sanyo gives up sale of semiconductor business
10/17/2007 [-] Railways to sell scrap by e-auction
10/17/2007 [-] Video chain files for bankruptcy
10/17/2007 [-] Ikea opens first Florida store in Sunrise
10/17/2007 [-] State demands Allstate documents
10/17/2007 [-] Subprime loans, credit cards are costly combo
10/17/2007 [-] Indian Stocks Fall on New Regulation
10/17/2007 [-] Luxury watch sector in Singapore seeing positive growth
10/17/2007 [-] Abducted Russian businessman to be freed in Afghanistan soon
10/17/2007 [-] Microsoft ends legal battle in South Korea
10/17/2007 [-] FTSE-100 stock index up 18.61 points at 6,632.90
10/17/2007 [-] JPMorgan Chase earnings rise 2 percent on record 3Q revenue
10/17/2007 [-] Altria 3rd-quarter net income falls 8.4 percent, but it raises full-year earnings forecast
10/17/2007 [-] Coca-Cola profit rises 13 percent in 3rd-quarter as sales climb
10/17/2007 [-] United Technologies profit up 20 percent on strength in aerospace
10/17/2007 [-] Most Asian markets fall as Indian markets are roiled and oil prices remain high
10/17/2007 [-] Huffy Recalls Bikes Due To Parts Falling Off
10/17/2007 [-] New flights to rival BA
10/17/2007 [-] Employment reaches record high
10/17/2007 [-] Biz Coach Dozen ways to save time and money while increasing revenue
10/17/2007 [-] Florida orders Allstate to turn over records on property insurance
10/17/2007 [-] Carlsberg, Heineken plot offer for S&N
10/17/2007 [-] Carillion no plans for hostile McAlpine bid source
10/17/2007 [-] Aviva targets 350 million pounds in cost savings
10/17/2007 [-] news Novell Delivers Desktop-to-Server Software Suite for Small Businesses
10/17/2007 [-] 3.8b renewal set for Graham Street
10/17/2007 [-] Scripps Plans To Split Cable, Newspapers
10/17/2007 [-] Nation Scripps to split newspaper, Internet businesses
10/17/2007 [-] Two-newspaper group sues attorney general
10/17/2007 [-] Microsoft withdrawals appeal in Skorean antitrust case
10/17/2007 [-] NIPSCO customers to get 15 refunds
10/17/2007 [-] Court to hear 681 mln Moravel case against Yukos on Nov. 7
10/17/2007 [-] 'Black Monday' anniversary a reminder of stock market's in...
10/17/2007 [-] Activist investor's HSBC arm plan seen too drastic
10/17/2007 [-] EADS confirms A400M delay
10/17/2007 [-] Air France and Delta to share transatlantic routes
10/17/2007 [-] Stock futures up on upbeat technology results
10/17/2007 [-] GMAC home-lending unit to cut 25 percent of staff report
10/17/2007 [-] China Aid Projects Fail to Benefit Local Business
10/17/2007 [-] UK employment level a new record
10/17/2007 [-] One BoE member wanted rate cut
10/17/2007 [-] Namibia to invest in Walvis Bay port, rail line
10/17/2007 [-] 2008 budget by end of October
10/17/2007 [-] CSL may face 65m forex hit
10/17/2007 [-] Rio numbers drag market lower
10/17/2007 [-] Belo presents details on spinoff of newspapers
10/17/2007 [-] State's small size equals high taxes
10/17/2007 [-] Australia's PBL Wins Court Approval For Vote On Demerger Plan
10/17/2007 [-] Indian Stocks Fall on Move to Curb Foreign Buying
10/17/2007 [-] OPEC crude oil cracks 80 dollars per barrel
10/17/2007 [-] Leading German institutes forecast slowing growth, says report
10/17/2007 [-] Austrian BAWAG bank sells CEE subsidiaries
10/17/2007 [-] Air France and Delta form alliance for transatlantic flights
10/17/2007 [-] Aer Lingus sells stake in chartered airline services company Futura
10/17/2007 [-] Computer chip equipment supplier ASML 3Q profits dip, bullish on 4Q
10/17/2007 [-] Reinsurer Munich Re to buy U.S. insurer Midland for US1.3 billion
10/17/2007 [-] Gold opens higher in London at US758.50
10/17/2007 [-] Danone reports sales up 3.6 percent in third quarter
10/17/2007 [-] Britvic PLC sees 1.5 percent fall in second-half revenue
10/17/2007 [-] Yen rises versus dollar as plunge in Indian stock market stokes risk fears
10/17/2007 [-] Chinese property tycoon buys "Shanghai Island" in Dubai
10/17/2007 [-] Japanese stocks drop sharply on subprime fears, Indian market halt
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota recalls 470,000 vehicles in Japan
10/17/2007 [-] EADS officially announces six-month delay to A400M military plane
10/17/2007 [-] Gold closes lower in Hong Kong at US758.15 an ounce
10/17/2007 [-] Rio Tinto shares fall on declining output of iron ore, coal, copper
10/17/2007 [-] Hong Kong's key stock index advances 1.2 percent as traders buy China Mobile
10/17/2007 [-] Oil prices retreat from overnight record highs as traders eye U.S. inventory report
10/17/2007 [-] HP Plans Forum for Small Businesses
10/17/2007 [-] Dollar up 2.63 kopeks, euro down 3.74 kopeks Central Bank
10/17/2007 [-] HDB rentals, resale prices to continue to rise industry watchers
10/17/2007 [-] Singapore shares close 0.76% higher
10/17/2007 [-] Singapore Food Industries receives UK business award
10/17/2007 [-] Zim, Congo Brazzaville Business Bodies Sign Accord
10/17/2007 [-] Rules clamping businesses may be permanent
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace and Skype to form instant-messaging team
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota drops to third in annual ranking of vehicle reliability
10/17/2007 [-] Safety hazard found in airplanes with no pilot aboard
10/17/2007 [-] The price of oil traded close to a record high on Wednesday
10/17/2007 [-] Got a Business Question? 'Ask Entrepreneur'
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota recalls 470,000 vehicles in Japan for engine, steering and motor problems
10/17/2007 [-] Record number of people in work
10/17/2007 [-] Bank was 8-1 in favour of rate hold
10/17/2007 [-] 'Record number in work'
10/17/2007 [-] Japanese Businesses' Visit Ends
10/17/2007 [-] Ground breaking work on Dh1.7b Opus commences at Dubai Business Bay
10/17/2007 [-] Building business through design
10/17/2007 [-] Tanmiyat Group lays the foundations of The Exchange Tower in Business Bay
10/17/2007 [-] Seagate increasing investments in Penang
10/17/2007 [-] KLCI up two points
10/17/2007 [-] S.Africa to auction 450 mln rand R207 govt bonds
10/17/2007 [-] European stocks bounce; risk appetite still shaky
10/17/2007 [-] S.Africa rand firms over 1 pct vs dollar
10/17/2007 [-] Brazil's Lula signs biofuels deal in Congo
10/17/2007 [-] SET ends down 1.12%
10/17/2007 [-] Market mechanism determines product prices
10/17/2007 [-] A.J. councilman running business on suspended license
10/17/2007 [-] Bogus cops rob businessmen
10/17/2007 [-] Xstrata approves $3.8 billion New Caledonia nickel project
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota to recall 470,000 cars due to defective parts
10/17/2007 [-] German Munich Re buys US insurer Midland for $1.3 billion
10/17/2007 [-] Business impact Companies must work margins as credit climate grows frostier
10/17/2007 [-] Taiwan's Acer unit completes merger with Gateway
10/17/2007 [-] Asia's super rich are getting richer report
10/17/2007 [-] news Oracle Named Worldwide Vendor Share Leader in Business Analytics Software
10/17/2007 [-] Scottish & Newcastle gains on renewed bid talk
10/17/2007 [-] Wages up more than expected and jobless falls again
10/17/2007 [-] Taiwan says no plan to allow entry of any Chinese state funds
10/17/2007 [-] ABN Amro special shareholders meeting set November 1
10/17/2007 [-] Dutch CBS peripheral airports attract more and more passengers
10/17/2007 [-] Vote for sale on eBay
10/17/2007 [-] China Inc. dominates Asia tech fair
10/17/2007 [-] Companies Registry sees 118.6m surplus
10/17/2007 [-] Evans & Tate creditors adjourn meeting
10/17/2007 [-] Australia Post Nets Record Profits Despite Death Of Snail Mail
10/17/2007 [-] Australian Franchise The Coffee Club Sells Stake To Thai Co
10/17/2007 [-] Engine, stearing problems prompt Toyota to recall 470,000 vehicles in Japan
10/17/2007 [-] Asia falls, panic grips India
10/17/2007 [-] FTSE falls as Rio weighs on miners, N. Rock down
10/17/2007 [-] European stocks turn positive, ASML surges
10/17/2007 [-] Zimbabwe inflation hits record 7,982.1 pct
10/17/2007 [-] Northam Platinum shut mine Tue after worker killed
10/17/2007 [-] S.Africa August retail sales at 6.9 pct y/y
10/17/2007 [-] S.Africa airline aims for 101.9 mln profit by March
10/17/2007 [-] Singapore lays out grand welcome for history-making A380
10/17/2007 [-] Euro edges higher against US dollar
10/17/2007 [-] Maxxium Gains Flexibility and Cost Efficiencies with Verizon Business' Hosted VoIP
10/17/2007 [-] U.S. inventory report brings oil prices back from overnight record highs
10/17/2007 [-] India trading resumes after halt
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10/17/2007 [-] Bank voted 8-1 to hold rates steady
10/17/2007 [-] Power company suspension disrupts Qld businesses
10/17/2007 [-] Ex-general, businessman close in Guatemala presidential poll
10/17/2007 [-] PTT witholds hike of diesel price
10/17/2007 [-] Ferry fares hike delayed
10/17/2007 [-] No intervention on oil prices
10/17/2007 [-] Guyanese capital aided Barbados business sector during early ...
10/17/2007 [-] Xstrata okays nickel mine project
10/17/2007 [-] FTSE falls as Rio weighs on miners
10/17/2007 [-] Business Expo 2007 a hit with attendees
10/17/2007 [-] Car dealership operating despite filing
10/17/2007 [-] Rathmann files for Chapter 11
10/17/2007 [-] New city business tax may revive trams
10/17/2007 [-] Turner to leave BAE
10/17/2007 [-] Profit warning costs Ericsson
10/17/2007 [-] Confidence high in Manchester
10/17/2007 [-] Regenesis shares suspended
10/17/2007 [-] McAlpine snubs Carillion
10/17/2007 [-] Rock execs 'offered to quit'
10/17/2007 [-] 5-year high for SSL
10/17/2007 [-] Whitbread profit hike
10/17/2007 [-] IDSS eyes £100m turnover
10/17/2007 [-] Indian shares plunge 9.15% on offshore buying restrictions
10/17/2007 [-] CSL, BHP, Aristocrat, Roc top R&D list
10/17/2007 [-] Starpharma, Durex Agree To Develop Vivagel-Coated Condoms
10/17/2007 [-] Panalux The New Name In Professional Lighting
10/17/2007 [-] Panama Disease Threatens Northern Territory's Banana Plantations
10/17/2007 [-] Forex Australian Dollar Closes Lower Against US Oct 17, 2007
10/17/2007 [-] Continue Reforms To Touch 10% GDP Growth, Lehman Tells India
10/17/2007 [-] Drury up for hi-tech Entrepreneur of the Year award again
10/17/2007 [-] IBM's profits rise 6 percent
10/17/2007 [-] Business Topics
10/17/2007 [-] Chinese bank bids for stake in Bear Stearns
10/17/2007 [-] Tale of 2 Veras heads to court
10/17/2007 [-] FPL details plans for 2 new reactors
10/17/2007 [-] Retailers seek environmentally friendly alternatives to plastic bags
10/17/2007 [-] Delta soars in 3rd quarter
10/17/2007 [-] Microsoft programs add phone service
10/17/2007 [-] Blackrock's new Edinburgh land deal
10/17/2007 [-] Construction Takes Toll On East Washington Businesses
10/17/2007 [-] SAP Customers in Europe Accelerate Business Innovation With Enterprise SOA
10/17/2007 [-] Disney to spend 1.1 billion to overhaul California Adventure
10/17/2007 [-] What glass ceiling? At this bank, women reach the top
10/17/2007 [-] Stocks fall on housing woes
10/17/2007 [-] IBM profit rises 6% on services, beating forecasts
10/17/2007 [-] Time Warner customers misled by AT T ad
10/17/2007 [-] Australians getting richer quicker
10/17/2007 [-] New Zealand imposes duties on stationery imports
10/17/2007 [-] Entrepreneurs In southern California, venture capitalists keep the faith
10/17/2007 [-] Investing When holding a stock means forever
10/17/2007 [-] South Korea roars back
10/17/2007 [-] Investing In British equities, being midsize isn't big enough
10/17/2007 [-] A bumpy quarter for stock funds
10/17/2007 [-] Growth slows as auto loans stall and cards fill up
10/17/2007 [-] Kenya China Aid Projects Fail to Benefit Local Business
10/17/2007 [-] Purple is the new black as retailers prepare for Rockies business boom
10/17/2007 [-] Subaru Moves Its Ad Accounts
10/17/2007 [-] WisBusiness Experts Say Stem Cell Research Needs Biz Community Support
10/17/2007 [-] Oil, housing drive stocks down a second day
10/17/2007 [-] Oil prices retreat in Asia from record highs above USD88 barrel
10/17/2007 [-] Housing-crisis action urged
10/17/2007 [-] 18% fall seen in '08 mortgage originations
10/17/2007 [-] Housing woes drag stocks down
10/17/2007 [-] Retail worries grow as oil prices gush higher
10/17/2007 [-] AT&T Mobility layoffs possible over IBM transfers
10/17/2007 [-] Clearwire draws closer to mobile
10/17/2007 [-] Jobless rate, still low, rises slightly in state
10/17/2007 [-] Alaska's check-in a step to "Airport of the Future"
10/17/2007 [-] Apple's "Leopard" due Oct. 26; price reduced for some iTunes
10/17/2007 [-] Yahoo profit off but beats outlook
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota slips, Ford gains in consumer survey
10/17/2007 [-] Cubist gets option to acquire Illumigen
10/17/2007 [-] Banking revolution's father lends his ideas on how to end all poverty
10/17/2007 [-] High commodity prices boost FDI in oil, metals UN
10/17/2007 [-] Developing powers mull softer stance in WTO talks
10/17/2007 [-] Oil steady after rally, gold inches higher
10/17/2007 [-] S.Africa rand little moved, stocks seen weaker
10/17/2007 [-] Sasol strike enters fourth day, fuel output spared
10/17/2007 [-] Stocks hit by US worry, India; bonds rise
10/17/2007 [-] European stocks dip in early trade, Rio hits miners
10/17/2007 [-] RUXX investment index set to open 1.43% down
10/17/2007 [-] Banks' correspondent accounts with CBR rise 4.9%
10/17/2007 [-] Singapore's Sept non-oil exports up 2.2% year-on-year
10/17/2007 [-] 'BC's Hinterlands Are Opened Up for Business'
10/17/2007 [-] Morning business news Oct 17
10/17/2007 [-] Air France, Delta transatlantic tie-up
10/17/2007 [-] Dublin shows sharpest house drop
10/17/2007 [-] Yahoo profits down despite shake-up
10/17/2007 [-] Aer Lingus charter sale nets €11m
10/17/2007 [-] Turkey worries keep oil price high
10/17/2007 [-] Lap-top demand lifts Intel profits
10/17/2007 [-] Friends of the family
10/17/2007 [-] Housing woes still a downer for key indexes
10/17/2007 [-] AT&T, Verizon eye pension shift
10/17/2007 [-] Asian brands uphold reliability
10/17/2007 [-] Business magazine joins Recorder family
10/17/2007 [-] Hoosier water sounds good to Canadian bottler
10/17/2007 [-] Methodist ranked in top 5 in U.S. for care
10/17/2007 [-] Relabeling of Byetta to include new alert
10/17/2007 [-] At 25, Mansur into Indy revivals
10/17/2007 [-] Japan ceases to use US dollar as reserve currency
10/17/2007 [-] Sportingbet profit up 76 percent
10/17/2007 [-] APPLE POUNCES
10/17/2007 [-] A speedy jury is no friend of the prosecution
10/17/2007 [-] Apple slices prices on unencrypted iTunes
10/17/2007 [-] Mortgage slide to last into '09
10/17/2007 [-] Honda, Toyota most reliable
10/17/2007 [-] Homes in slide all over region
10/17/2007 [-] Richards Bay business hit by taxi ban
10/17/2007 [-] HK a 'front-runner' economy UN report
10/17/2007 [-] SET down 1.66% at midday
10/17/2007 [-] Major/AIG forms joint venture
10/17/2007 [-] Indian sharemarket chokes on foreign restrictions
10/17/2007 [-] Watchdog blocks Woolies interest in Coles
10/17/2007 [-] New Zealand finance company halts payouts after default
10/17/2007 [-] Oil prices drop to mid-US87 from overnight record
10/17/2007 [-] Hyundai spends US655m on new engines, plant expansion
10/17/2007 [-] Stock trading halted in India
10/17/2007 [-] Tower's fixed income fund manager gets top ratings
10/17/2007 [-] BNZ foresees soft landing for economy
10/17/2007 [-] Business Objects Ships New Crystal Reports Tool
10/17/2007 [-] Disney plans 1.1B park makeover
10/17/2007 [-] Get a money makeover
10/17/2007 [-] Medical costs put parents on edge
10/17/2007 [-] Poverty line out of touch in L.A.
10/17/2007 [-] Food companies in Iraq war supply probe report
10/17/2007 [-] Indian market index crashes after new regulations announced
10/17/2007 [-] Foreigners Shedding U.S. Securities
10/17/2007 [-] Lehman Pledges Millions to Black College
10/17/2007 [-] Hollywood Producers Drop a Key Demand
10/17/2007 [-] Fired Dow Chemical Officer Sues JPMorgan
10/17/2007 [-] The B.B.B. Wants to Advise You Before You Buy
10/17/2007 [-] Splitting Up at Scripps; McClatchy Profit Falls
10/17/2007 [-] Sale of Sanyo chip business cancelled
10/17/2007 [-] Illinois delegation seeks business partnerships with Jordanian firms
10/17/2007 [-] Singapore lays out grand welcome for history-making A380 superjumbo
10/17/2007 [-] Trading in India halted after benchmark plunges
10/17/2007 [-] American automakers try to claw back into important small car market
10/17/2007 [-] US Judge may grant Qualcomm new trial in Broadcom patent dispute
10/17/2007 [-] South Korea's Hyundai spends US655 billion on new engines, plant expansion
10/17/2007 [-] China's biggest bank plans branches in U.S., Russia, Australia
10/17/2007 [-] Tokyo stock market's main index falls 1.1 percent
10/17/2007 [-] Australian economy heading for sustained growth survey
10/17/2007 [-] 'Labour issues not being addressed' -
10/17/2007 [-] Bidding over BS&T turns bitter -
10/17/2007 [-] The Sun, Port Charlotte, Fla., Business Bits Column
10/17/2007 [-] P
10/17/2007 [-] Labor puts forward 'family friendly' business model
10/17/2007 [-] Yahoo 3Q earnings slip on rising operating costs
10/17/2007 [-] New Zealand tests say Chinese clothes safe
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota loses lead in race for reliability
10/17/2007 [-] Production co scrutinising formaldehyde tests
10/17/2007 [-] NZ shares ignore offshore worries
10/17/2007 [-] Detroit renews small car efforts
10/17/2007 [-] Company recalls restaurant meat
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace starts Skype call service
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace Signs Deal With Sony BMG Music
10/17/2007 [-] China's art boom fueled by Asian money
10/17/2007 [-] China's art boom fueled by Asian money
10/17/2007 [-] Drug gangs extort money from Nuevo Laredo business owners
10/17/2007 [-] Conquering chemo anxiety Businessman offers PMC a cure
10/17/2007 [-] Turkey€™s possible Iraq action drives up oil prices
10/17/2007 [-] Big Cablevision investor opposes deal report
10/17/2007 [-] Rise seen in consumer prices in September
10/17/2007 [-] Tekmira threatens legal action against Protiva over Merck deal
10/17/2007 [-] Oil holds ground after six-day surge to 88 high
10/17/2007 [-] 2008 mortgage originations to hit 8-year low MBA
10/17/2007 [-] Oil prices drop to mid-US87 from overnight record as traders eye U.S. inventory report
10/17/2007 [-] Chinese Investment Bank Weighs Bear Stearns Stake
10/17/2007 [-] Intel, Buoyed by Quarter, Offers an Upbeat Outlook
10/17/2007 [-] Small Steps at Yahoo Bear Fruit
10/17/2007 [-] Record Price of Oil Raises New Fears
10/17/2007 [-] I.B.M. Meets Expectations With a Solid Third Quarter
10/17/2007 [-] ACCC won't oppose MacMedia's Southern Cross deal
10/17/2007 [-] Chinese bank confirms bid for stake in Bear Stearns
10/17/2007 [-] Overhaul of mortgage rules sought
10/17/2007 [-] Digital deadline touted on TV
10/17/2007 [-] Wells Fargo profit lagged with lending
10/17/2007 [-] Industrial output posts weak period
10/17/2007 [-] International pirate attacks jump 14%
10/17/2007 [-] Facebook to adopt safeguards
10/17/2007 [-] Mental health coverage advances
10/17/2007 [-] Dollar rises despite warnings
10/17/2007 [-] Tamiflu effects on children probed
10/17/2007 [-] Big Oil seen suffering at pump
10/17/2007 [-] Boeing replaces 787 boss a week after delay
10/17/2007 [-] Publisher plans conservative monthly
10/17/2007 [-] City firm's Ohio landfill may lose permit
10/17/2007 [-] Aid sought for more after layoffs
10/17/2007 [-] Pittsburgh development CEO debuts
10/17/2007 [-] Buick passes domestic rivals in reliability
10/17/2007 [-] Collier man gets Ginnie Mae nod
10/17/2007 [-] Army commissary in Collier in business until 2011
10/17/2007 [-] Silicon Valley Start-Ups Awash in Dollars, Again
10/17/2007 [-] IBM's 3Q Earnings Rise 6 Percent
10/17/2007 [-] LG Flagship Businesses Announce Good Q3 Results
10/17/2007 [-] Reliance refinery ahead of schedule
10/17/2007 [-] With 35,000 dues, luxury travel club thrives despite industry woes
10/17/2007 [-] Paulson calls for aggressive moves on housing crisis
10/17/2007 [-] Barnes-Jewish program aims to improve understanding
10/17/2007 [-] Hirepool extends network
10/17/2007 [-] Eyes on China for new ANZ boss
10/17/2007 [-] NZ credit agency continues UK expansion
10/17/2007 [-] A first-hand account of 1987 US crash
10/17/2007 [-] Jones giggled his way through crash
10/17/2007 [-] The day the sharemarket party ended
10/17/2007 [-] Geneva Finance to repay late investors
10/17/2007 [-] Yahoo 3rd-quarter earnings slip on rising operating costs but beat Wall Street expectations
10/17/2007 [-] Trade talks throw shadow over India, Brazil, South Africa meeting
10/17/2007 [-] I am legend 'Zelda' and other adventures create new mythologies
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace signs licensing deal with Sony BMG Music
10/17/2007 [-] Cisco under investigation in Brazil amid allegations of import tax evasion
10/17/2007 [-] Gold opens lower in Hong Kong at US762.65 an ounce
10/17/2007 [-] Dollar slightly higher against yen in early trade in Tokyo
10/17/2007 [-] Studios withdraw demand involving residuals in contract talks with writers
10/17/2007 [-] B&H settles discrimination suit, agrees to pay 4.3 million
10/17/2007 [-] Japan's Sanyo cancels sale of semiconductor unit due to tight credit
10/17/2007 [-] China's 2007 trade surplus likely to exceed US250b
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace enhanced with Skype telephony
10/17/2007 [-] Drought threatens Hydro Tasmania's bottom line
10/17/2007 [-] Utility ends power-purchase agreement with ComEd parent
10/17/2007 [-] Dark Waterworks Cinemas to reopen next week
10/17/2007 [-] PPG acquires some assets of Coatings Resource Corp.
10/17/2007 [-] UPMC-Mercy merger gets federal OK after assist from bishop
10/17/2007 [-] Groups fight abuse they say is caused by credit card firms
10/17/2007 [-] Health costs a millstone for small businesses in Pennsylvania
10/17/2007 [-] Chrysler set to ax models
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace To Add Skype Voice Calling Features
10/17/2007 [-] Times Topics Blackwater USA
10/17/2007 [-] SWIFT set to build new center in Switzerland
10/17/2007 [-] Rhode Island governor eliminating 1,000 jobs
10/17/2007 [-] Bank of America brings back BankAmericard
10/17/2007 [-] Citigroup suffers from 57 percent profit drop
10/17/2007 [-] Australian multibillionaire admits illegal price-fixing
10/17/2007 [-] Quarterly profit at India Tata Consultancy up 26%
10/17/2007 [-] Nortel settles in SEC lawsuit for US35 million
10/17/2007 [-] Recalls curb Mattel's third-quarter earnings
10/17/2007 [-] AOL set to cut costs-2,000 jobs worldwide
10/17/2007 [-] Ericsson shares plunge 25% after Q3 profit warning
10/17/2007 [-] Danone sells stake in China's Bright Dairy
10/17/2007 [-] Singapore, China sign deal on interactive digital media
10/17/2007 [-] China Citic Group may bid for Bear Stearns stake
10/17/2007 [-] China forex agency buys arm of central bank
10/17/2007 [-] United States housing price decline seen to continue
10/17/2007 [-] Fed Housing slump a drag on economy
10/17/2007 [-] United States bank bailout may yield more profits, less clarity analysts
10/17/2007 [-] Xerox designing 'Intelligent Redaction'
10/17/2007 [-] Electronic industry expects solid holiday
10/17/2007 [-] Microsoft drops South Korea anti-trust appeal after EU loss
10/17/2007 [-] YouTube unveils new filtering tools
10/17/2007 [-] Mercury Interactive settles in lawsuit
10/17/2007 [-] Chrysler's local UAW leaders tentatively OK 4-year contract
10/17/2007 [-] Environmentalists target iPhone in suit
10/17/2007 [-] China plans virtual world to expand manufacturing dominance
10/17/2007 [-] Oil sprints toward US88, setting new record high, extending rally
10/17/2007 [-] Shares rise 0.8% on chips, petrochemicals
10/17/2007 [-] Most Asian markets sink on renewed woes
10/17/2007 [-] Mediatek rises on report to gain in China sales
10/17/2007 [-] FSC to send delegation to IAIS confab
10/17/2007 [-] ECB president calls for stronger yuan and dollar
10/17/2007 [-] Asustek rolls out low-cost laptop to rival Quanta model
10/17/2007 [-] Global Mobile launched to reduce digital divide
10/17/2007 [-] Intel's third quarter profit leaps 43 percent
10/17/2007 [-] Microsoft Plans Business-Communications Push
10/17/2007 [-] Pilot shortage creating opportunities
10/17/2007 [-] Stocks flat after Wall St fall
10/17/2007 [-] Pa. congressman says I-80 toll plan would hurt businesses
10/17/2007 [-] TP registers domain names for business customers
10/17/2007 [-] Payday Loan Business Moratorium Adopted
10/17/2007 [-] Yahoo profit dips despite corporate reorganisation
10/17/2007 [-] Boeing Replaces 787 Aircraft Program Chief
10/17/2007 [-] Taiwan businessman arrested on drug charges in Cambodia
10/17/2007 [-] Local Tech Firms Survive Housing Slump
10/17/2007 [-] Tory tax cuts may not satisfy business leaders
10/17/2007 [-] Stocks Fall As Worries Mount
10/17/2007 [-] No Turnaround Soon, Mortgage Bankers Say
10/17/2007 [-] Paulson Wants Strong Response To Housing Crisis
10/17/2007 [-] Phone Rates Vary, So Shop Around
10/17/2007 [-] Suitor For Bear Stearns
10/17/2007 [-] Asian Vehicles Still Top Magazine's Reliability List
10/17/2007 [-] Lawyer Accuses Insurer's Ex-Workers
10/17/2007 [-] Comcast Ends Older Phone Service
10/17/2007 [-] State Firms Face 3.4% Average Hike For Workers' Comp
10/17/2007 [-] They Feel The Need For DNA Speed
10/17/2007 [-] 15. Boeing replaces 787 program boss a week after news of delay
10/17/2007 [-] NZ businesses benefit from Guam trade mission
10/17/2007 [-] MySpace Signs Liscensing Deal With Sony
10/17/2007 [-] US industrial output shows weakness
10/17/2007 [-] Marathon Oil gets approval for US5.5b acquisition of Western Oil
10/17/2007 [-] Seagate posts better-than-expected profit
10/17/2007 [-] Intel third quarter profit leaps 43%
10/17/2007 [-] Lenovo studies options after losing out on Gateway deal
10/17/2007 [-] Sony aims to double outlets to 100 by end of next year
10/17/2007 [-] Ericsson third quarter profit well short of forecasts
10/17/2007 [-] Manchester Business School centre launched at Sunway
10/17/2007 [-] Report on Business Iraq Kurdistan *Video
10/17/2007 [-] Microsoft Raises Voice in Business Communications
10/17/2007 [-] Russian EU energy-rules conclusion to wait
10/17/2007 [-] Business Journal's founding editor takes Dallas job
10/17/2007 [-] Air cargo business gets lease near airport
10/17/2007 [-] Amgen Defends Its Turf as Competition Looms for Anemia Drug
10/17/2007 [-] New Contract for Moonves Links Pay to CBSs Results
10/17/2007 [-] HPD raids one of Houston's biggest fake ID businesses
10/17/2007 [-] Cement makers come clean
10/17/2007 [-] Stocks open flat after Wall St fall
10/17/2007 [-] PBL split back on track off to court
10/17/2007 [-] Australia Post delivers record 400.7m profit
10/17/2007 [-] Woman starts new photography business in La Salle
10/17/2007 [-] US housing market problems send Tokyo stocks down
10/17/2007 [-] Studios Take Step Back To Avoid WGA Strike
10/17/2007 [-] ALE Group buys Brass Monkey hotels
10/17/2007 [-] Comcast raises Bay Area cable rates
10/17/2007 [-] Sonoma County home sales plunge
10/17/2007 [-] Bob Mervine, longtime tourism publicist and journalist, dies
10/17/2007 [-] Bombay furniture stores closing in Leawood, Northland
10/17/2007 [-] ASC posts best result in 14 years
10/17/2007 [-] Australia's Transfield Buys Two Asset Service Operators In US
10/17/2007 [-] Australia's CSL Says Q1 Performance In Line With Expectations
10/17/2007 [-] Australia's Mitchell Communications Buys Haystac PR
10/17/2007 [-] Australian Govt Says Most Commonwealth Land Not For Sale
10/17/2007 [-] Appeal Against Tasmania Pulp Mill To Begin In Federal Court
10/17/2007 [-] Australia Post delivers record profit
10/17/2007 [-] Gaming women go to Sydney
10/17/2007 [-] Toyota Loses Top Spot in Reliability Rankings
10/17/2007 [-] Ericsson Profit Off 36% as Mobile Phone Networks Buy Less Gear
10/17/2007 [-] N.Z. Firm To Build Huge Wind Farm
10/17/2007 [-] New American Air Campaign Ignores Price
10/17/2007 [-] Administaff Employee Personal Data Missing
10/17/2007 [-] Bush to Blame for Another Failing Business in Iraq
10/17/2007 [-] Wedding planner smells a rat
10/17/2007 [-] Housing, Credit Crunch, Oil Prices Spur Economic Jitters
10/17/2007 [-] Sanyo gives up sale of semiconductor business+
10/17/2007 [-] Bad language good for business
10/17/2007 [-] Bring in businessto help our NEETs
10/17/2007 [-] HP-Owned Mercury Interactive Settles Options Suit
10/17/2007 [-] Business Report for Wednesday, October 17, 2007
10/17/2007 [-] Business community torn over what to do with streets
10/17/2007 [-] Transfield buys asset service pair in US
10/17/2007 [-] 'Near-strangers buy homes together'
10/17/2007 [-] Elderly 'face care fee confusion'
10/17/2007 [-] Million pay housing costs on cr
10/17/2007 [-] Town offers 'best quality of life'
10/17/2007 [-] TUC Poverty 'inaction' costs £40bn
10/17/2007 [-] Earnings Preview Advanced Micro
10/17/2007 [-] I.B.M. Reports a Solid Quarter, Aided by Services
10/17/2007 [-] Cisco under investigation in Brazil
10/17/2007 [-] Tampa business robbed by thief with machette
10/17/2007 [-] Commission aware of Geneva's moves
10/17/2007 [-] Intel quarterly profit rises 43%
10/17/2007 [-] Westpac completes due diligence of RAMS
10/17/2007 [-] Forex Australian Dollar Opens Weaker Oct 17, 2007
10/17/2007 [-] HealthLinx to establish new drug firm
10/17/2007 [-] Mitchell Communications buys Haystac PR
10/17/2007 [-] Her Business Networks Awards Attracting Attention
10/17/2007 [-] Plan To Involve Business In Preventing Violence
10/17/2007 [-] NZ Business RoundTable Perspectives October 07
10/17/2007 [-] Ussher says light-touch regulation to continue
10/17/2007 [-] Intel profits beat expectations
10/17/2007 [-] IBM profit margin narrows
10/17/2007 [-] Yahoo earnings beat forecasts
10/17/2007 [-] Ottawa vows to end Wheat Board barley monopoly
10/16/2007 [-] A boo-tiful business Halloween consumer spending second-highest following Christmas
10/16/2007 [-] Michigan Avenue on Top 10 list
10/16/2007 [-] Nokia E65 Means Business
10/16/2007 [-] ATT to ease cancellation, change fees for wireless customers
10/16/2007 [-] ATT to ease cancellation fees for wireless customers
10/16/2007 [-] Canada pledges single approval for mining projects
10/16/2007 [-] Chennai Petroleum to shut crude unit in November
10/16/2007 [-] Prosecutor declines to charge shooter
10/16/2007 [-] Northern Rock board offered to resign
10/16/2007 [-] Businesses Ask Arpaio To Get Rid Of Day Laborers
10/16/2007 [-] Credit crunch will weigh on US growth, says Greenspan
10/16/2007 [-] Playoffs mean big business for local hot dog maker
10/16/2007 [-] KSU gets money to help Kansas businesses
10/16/2007 [-] Keystone buys Pinebrook Business Center
10/16/2007 [-] UK pub lunch price soars to £20
10/16/2007 [-] Unions call for $15 an hour minimum wage
10/16/2007 [-] Another company may eye SkyCity's books
10/16/2007 [-] Bank chief we did nothing wrong
10/16/2007 [-] Pensions distortion claims rejected
10/16/2007 [-] Study NZ companies suffering high crime rates
10/16/2007 [-] Sony Cancels 30 Days of Night Small Town Opening
10/16/2007 [-] Controversial Macedonian Church development approved
10/16/2007 [-] Florida regulators subpoena Allstate to explain profits
10/16/2007 [-] R.R. Donnelley to acquire Cardinal Brands
10/16/2007 [-] Abbott expected to post solid earnings; focus on flagship drug
10/16/2007 [-] Countrywide sees 125-150 mln charge over job cuts
10/16/2007 [-] Maitland company releases software to convert Xbox controllers for computer games
10/16/2007 [-] Could Grinch be back? Universal files papers to construct Grinchmas stage
10/16/2007 [-] Sony Ericsson Launches P1i Business Smartphone in Nigeria
10/16/2007 [-] LA may ban fast-food in South LA
10/16/2007 [-] Gannett, Tribune create USA Today Abroad
10/16/2007 [-] Cisco cooperating with Brazil tax evasion investigation
10/16/2007 [-] Popularity of Fox News in Middle East gives rise to legal battle
10/16/2007 [-] HR Block hires new independent auditor
10/16/2007 [-] British inflation flat at 1.8% in September
10/16/2007 [-] American Airlines offers direct flights to Moscow
10/16/2007 [-] Chinese bank plans to acquire minority stake in Bear Stearns Cos
10/16/2007 [-] Mike Bair replaced by Boeing Co
10/16/2007 [-] Seagate Technology earns high profit for its fiscal first quarter
10/16/2007 [-] Southern Calif. home sales plunge 30 pct in Sept
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus's A400M plane delayed 6-12 months
10/16/2007 [-] Morgan Stanley CEO doesn't expect more write-downs
10/16/2007 [-] CSX Posts 24 Pct. Jump in 3Q Profits
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Slide on Bernanke Comments
10/16/2007 [-] BAE Systems sued over alleged Saudi bribes
10/16/2007 [-] Bush likely to veto Senate fuel economy provision if it passes
10/16/2007 [-] UNF to host family business forum
10/16/2007 [-] Comcast adds Fox Business Network to cable lineup
10/16/2007 [-] State subpoenas Allstate businesses in Florida over rate increases
10/16/2007 [-] Accor's sales up 6.3% courtesy of Cup
10/16/2007 [-] Sasol offers coal liquefaction tech to India
10/16/2007 [-] Mattel's results hurt by recalls
10/16/2007 [-] American-made toys in demand
10/16/2007 [-] Recalls drop Mattel's 3rd-quarter profit 1 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Mattels profits decline in third quarter on recalls over lead paint, magnets
10/16/2007 [-] House Yahoo Untruthful In China Journalist Flap
10/16/2007 [-] Intel sees 3rd quarter profits increase
10/16/2007 [-] Kiwi plunges on risk aversion as oil soars
10/16/2007 [-] Sky City says it receives second "credible" takeover offer
10/16/2007 [-] Geneva Finance seeks debenture repayment freeze
10/16/2007 [-] NZ shares shrug off credit concerns to open firmer
10/16/2007 [-] Endace pays $US5 million for a US foothold
10/16/2007 [-] Bombay Furniture to close in U.S., including 13 stores here
10/16/2007 [-] Comparative medicine grant program is a unique animal
10/16/2007 [-] Intel posts better-than-expected 3rd-qtr profit
10/16/2007 [-] Yahoo signs four advertising cross-selling deals
10/16/2007 [-] Apple lowers price of songs on iTunes without anti-copying software
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft heralds business Internet telephony revolution
10/16/2007 [-] Madonna does 120M deal
10/16/2007 [-] Record Breaking Deal? Madonna Abandons Label for Promoter and 120M
10/16/2007 [-] - Madonna, Live Nation Link Up on Deal
10/16/2007 [-] Local businesses donate to help feed the less fortunate
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. oil tops 88 on Iraq-invasion fears
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. stocks end down on housing, oil fears
10/16/2007 [-] At 90, Hurwicz becomes the oldest winner of Nobel Prize
10/16/2007 [-] Going back to business
10/16/2007 [-] Kidnapped Spanish businessman released
10/16/2007 [-] Wireless carrier Orange to be exclusive partner for iPhone in France
10/16/2007 [-] Aeromexico is under bidding war
10/16/2007 [-] Food Inflation Tied To Tight Grain Stocks
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. Stocks Fall On Housing, Oil Fears
10/16/2007 [-] Court Won't Block Microsoft RICO Suit
10/16/2007 [-] Forbes Priciest U.S. Homes Top 100M
10/16/2007 [-] BCPL, ONGC ink pact for feedstock supply
10/16/2007 [-] Movie Gallery files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
10/16/2007 [-] Western Oil Sands shareholders approve 5.84-billion takeover by Marathon
10/16/2007 [-] Western Oil holders back acquisition by Marathon
10/16/2007 [-] ING Canada files C1 bln mixed shelf offering
10/16/2007 [-] Montreal, Canadiens owner in fight over tax value of Bell Centre
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. industrial output shows weakness for second consecutive month
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Canada projects slower growth, keeps interest rates unchanged
10/16/2007 [-] IBM's Q3 earnings rise six per cent despite hardware slide
10/16/2007 [-] Oil rises as possible Turkish incursion into Iraq adds to supply worries
10/16/2007 [-] Dollar gets respite ahead of G7 finance meeting
10/16/2007 [-] New Rules for Lucrative Adoption Business
10/16/2007 [-] Toyota slips, Ford gains in latest consumer survey
10/16/2007 [-] Skybus Airlines halts Bellingham service
10/16/2007 [-] Housing-slump remarks sink stocks
10/16/2007 [-] REPORT ON TRADING-TUESDAY OCTOBER 16, 2007 - THE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO STOCK EXCHANGE LIMITED
10/16/2007 [-] Drought Business Impact Varies
10/16/2007 [-] Crude supplies are not sufficient to meet fourth-quarter demand for oil
10/16/2007 [-] Microsoft Corp provides internet users with new programs
10/16/2007 [-] Gov't eyes tax break on foreign businesses for immigrants
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Retreat on Bernanke Comments
10/16/2007 [-] Intel 3Q Profit Leaps 43 Percent
10/16/2007 [-] E.W. Scripps Co. plans to spin off cable operations
10/16/2007 [-] House votes to extend ban on Internet taxes
10/16/2007 [-] AT&T to ease cancellation, change fees for wireless customers
10/16/2007 [-] 2007 Business Expo A smart place for businesses
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices strike new highs amid Turkey saber-rattling
10/16/2007 [-] Jobless rate lingers at near-record lows
10/16/2007 [-] Channel 4 asks Emap about taking full control of Box TV
10/16/2007 [-] Hydrasun MBO team completes £75.5m deal
10/16/2007 [-] Global Brass grabs Olin business
10/16/2007 [-] Olin to lose 140M on sale of metals business
10/16/2007 [-] Auto parts supplier Delphi to sell interiors business to pri
10/16/2007 [-] Small business owner files to run for Naples City Council 210 p.m.
10/16/2007 [-] Consuming Business Media Vital to One's Success
10/16/2007 [-] Noose incident at the Comcast site spurs a demonstration
10/16/2007 [-] Outlook roundup Bell Microproducts
10/16/2007 [-] Oracle CEO Ellison sells 2M shares
10/16/2007 [-] Mediware to buy software company
10/16/2007 [-] FNX Completes Purchase of Mining Services Business
10/16/2007 [-] Computers top wish lists
10/16/2007 [-] PCs top holiday wish list
10/16/2007 [-] Computers top upcoming holiday wish lists
10/16/2007 [-] Peace, happiness take back seat to computers in survey
10/16/2007 [-] How to manage Muslim staff
10/16/2007 [-] Supply Concerns Propel Oil to New Record
10/16/2007 [-] New homes orders fall 39 percent
10/16/2007 [-] Chinese investment bank confirms interest in Bear Stearns stake
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus's A400M plane delayed
10/16/2007 [-] Airbus's A400M plane delayed
10/16/2007 [-] State considered anti-canker 'buffer zone'
10/16/2007 [-] New businesses seen key to Google growth long-term
10/16/2007 [-] Bank of Canada keeps interest rates steady
10/16/2007 [-] Water Restrictions Spell Disaster For Some Businesses
10/16/2007 [-] Northrop Grumman Honored for Business Leadership by LAEDC at 12th Annual Eddy Awards®
10/16/2007 [-] PROFIT Magazine editor talking small business
10/16/2007 [-] Kidnapped Spanish businessman freed in Mexico
10/16/2007 [-] Construction to begin on Olathe warehouse
10/16/2007 [-] Financial woes for builder, Inlet construction halted
10/16/2007 [-] Oil soars to record over 88 a barrel on Turkey-Iraq disruption fears
10/16/2007 [-] UPMC deal rescues Mercy
10/16/2007 [-] Rotary East raises 7,175 for Dominica dialysis unit
10/16/2007 [-] After 3 decades, Mike's Paint Store preparing to close
10/16/2007 [-] Luis pediatrics patients get early Christmas
10/16/2007 [-] Cruises Plus shutting its doors
10/16/2007 [-] Caribbean Hotel Association director general to address BVI business association
10/16/2007 [-] 'Tis the season -
10/16/2007 [-] V.I. businessman attends national aviation forum
10/16/2007 [-] Business Monday for April 25 - Business seminar addresses employee productivity in BVI
10/16/2007 [-] Cost-U-Less reports growth in overall sales for first fiscal quarter -
10/16/2007 [-] ATN shows minor first-quarter decrease in earnings per share -
10/16/2007 [-] DPNR to celebrate week dedicated to small business -
10/16/2007 [-] Pueblo celebrates 45 years of service in Virgin Islands -
10/16/2007 [-] Business Monday for May 16 - LaMotta Awards salute community leaders
10/16/2007 [-] FirstBank opens branch on Virgin Gorda -
10/16/2007 [-] Business Monday for July 18, 2005 - Unapologetically Caribbean
10/16/2007 [-] Jamaica, Guyana trade dispute averted
10/16/2007 [-] Hart chosen to study infrastructure demands
10/16/2007 [-] Meredith names Traditional Home publisher
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. Most and least reliable vehicles, according to Consumer Reports
10/16/2007 [-] Wireless carrier Orange to sell iPhone exclusively in France
10/16/2007 [-] Surgeon General's Office Applies Business Transformation to In-Processing
10/16/2007 [-] Toyota Consumer Reports' scores down; Ford up
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Fall After Bernanke's Sobering Comments
10/16/2007 [-] Fed banks split over discount rate cut minutes
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing names new head for delayed 787 program
10/16/2007 [-] State's jobless rate edges up in September
10/16/2007 [-] Apple's new Leopard OS set for Oct. 26 release
10/16/2007 [-] University of Chicago gets another Nobel in economics
10/16/2007 [-] Retired U.S. Ambassador Speaks To Women Business Owners of North Florida
10/16/2007 [-] Look carefully at wording of organic food labels
10/16/2007 [-] Weak yen steals Burberry's shine
10/16/2007 [-] Spy scandal claims Alberta regulator executive
10/16/2007 [-] Apple chooses Orange as iPhone operator in France
10/16/2007 [-] After years of resistance, Led Zeppelin agrees to put its music online
10/16/2007 [-] Gates In SF To Push New Software
10/16/2007 [-] It gets even worse for home sales
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson calls for aggressive action on housing crisis
10/16/2007 [-] Bridge Business Property Brokers
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson aggressive action needed for housing crisis, which is 'significant risk' to economy
10/16/2007 [-] Paulson Housing to hurt US economy for some time
10/16/2007 [-] Treasury secretary Aggressive action needed for housing crisis
10/16/2007 [-] Art Guild, downtown business group locked in battle
10/16/2007 [-] Consumer magazine rejects Mega Brands complaints about toy testing
10/16/2007 [-] Oil prices rocket to 88 US
10/16/2007 [-] OPEC 'concerned' at recent surge in oil prices El-Badri
10/16/2007 [-] First Canada nonbank ABCP trust to pay back funds
10/16/2007 [-] Island Timberlands looking to resume talks with union after deal with FIR
10/16/2007 [-] Home resale activity slips due to high prices but overall picture remains strong
10/16/2007 [-] Should you sell shares now to avoid a big bill later?
10/16/2007 [-] Stocks Dip on Bernanke's Words
10/16/2007 [-] Investment groups in bidding war for Mexican airline Aeromexico
10/16/2007 [-] India's Jet Airways orders 20 single-aisle Boeing 737-800 jets
10/16/2007 [-] RIGHTS-GUATEMALA New Rules for Lucrative Adoption Business
10/16/2007 [-] Euro slips vs dollar
10/16/2007 [-] Spain's energy regulator allows Suez to raise stake in Gas Natural
10/16/2007 [-] OPEC 'concerned' at recent surge in oil prices El-Badri
10/16/2007 [-] Private equity funds risk destabilising poor countries UNCTAD
10/16/2007 [-] McDonald's, Motorola, Northern Trust, Tribune
10/16/2007 [-] Dot-com fever stirs sense of déjà vu
10/16/2007 [-] Heart Device Recall Poses a Quandary for Patients
10/16/2007 [-] Optimism in China and India holds after credit crunch
10/16/2007 [-] Hilliard Lyons starts TepurPedic at long-term buy
10/16/2007 [-] Livestock elsewhere
10/16/2007 [-] Southland home sales and prices plummet
10/16/2007 [-] Florida regulators subpoena Allstate companies to explain profits
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing replaces 787 program boss only a week after delay announced
10/16/2007 [-] Heart patients sue Medtronic over recalled device
10/16/2007 [-] Labor secretary Businesses unprepared for boomer exit
10/16/2007 [-] Delphi to sell interiors business to private investment company
10/16/2007 [-] Index of U.S. homebuilder sentiment falls for eighth straight month to new record low
10/16/2007 [-] Boeing replaces 787 program chief only a week after delay announced in first delivery
10/16/2007 [-] U.S. Asian vehicles still tops in Consumer Reports reliability survey
10/16/2007 [-] Auto parts supplier Delphi to sell interiors business to private investment company
10/16/2007 [-] Oil Futures Hit High of 88 a Barrel
10/16/2007 [-] Dutch debate Groenink's personal profit from ABN Amro takeover
10/16/2007 [-] 4 new projects could create 1,600 jobs
10/16/2007 [-] Local groups use peer pressure and fines to cut carbon emissions
10/16/2007 [-] Shilpa Medicare to acquire Austrian firm
10/16/2007 [-] Computers
10/16/2007 [-] Putting a Price on Document-Based Business Processes
10/16/2007 [-] Migrants add £6bn to UK growth


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