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10/19/2007 [-] SR startup gains funding
10/19/2007 [-] McDonald's posts higher profit
10/19/2007 [-] Inflation sharply higher on gasoline
10/19/2007 [-] McDonald's 3Q profit climbs 27 per cent on strong sales worldwide
10/19/2007 [-] Toronto stocks seen soured by credit market fears
10/19/2007 [-] 3M reports better-than-expected earnings, but sales fall shy of expectations
10/19/2007 [-] VPNs and Small Business, Part 1 The SMB Case
10/19/2007 [-] Caterpillar earnings up 21%, but short of expectations
10/19/2007 [-] Drought Forces Long-time Nursery To Close as Business Wilts
10/19/2007 [-] Wide range of rates on student cards
10/19/2007 [-] Advertising firm WPP escapes credit crisis
10/19/2007 [-] Smurfit Kappa 5% profit downgrade Davy
10/19/2007 [-] Oil hits 90 again on Iraq worries
10/19/2007 [-] Most Boston Scientific cuts in the US
10/19/2007 [-] New euro peak ahead of G7 talks
10/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock names new chairman
10/19/2007 [-] Harley-Davidson 3Q profit fall 15.3 percent
10/19/2007 [-] Japan's Nikkei index falls 1.7 percent as yen rises against dollar
10/19/2007 [-] Saab says net profit in 3Q dropped 8 percent, mainly on higher costs
10/19/2007 [-] Dutch investment company announces 100 million mining projects in Siberia
10/19/2007 [-] WPP says 3Q sales rise 4.9 percent, but misses forecasts for internal growth
10/19/2007 [-] US dollar mixed, gold up in European trading
10/19/2007 [-] Crude oil futures hold near US90 a barrel
10/19/2007 [-] Schlumberger third-quarter profit rises on strength in Latin America, Russia, China
10/19/2007 [-] Xerox posts drop in 3rd-quarter profit but tops expectations on strong office service demand
10/19/2007 [-] Harley-Davidson 3Q profit down 15.3 percent, U.S. sales sluggish
10/19/2007 [-] Honeywell reports 14 percent earnings growth in 3rd quarter, raises full-year outlook
10/19/2007 [-] Most Asian markets fall as oil hits new records
10/19/2007 [-] AP Interview easyJet not interested in Open Skies venture, Haji-Ioannou says
10/19/2007 [-] Britain, France, Germany issue joint call for reforms of global financial markets
10/19/2007 [-] Caterpillar 3Q earnings rise 21 pct on strength in integrated service businesses
10/19/2007 [-] Wachovia 3Q profit falls 10 pct, on difficult credit market conditions
10/19/2007 [-] 3M reports better-than-expected earnings, though sales fall shy of Wall St. expectations
10/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock chairman resigns
10/19/2007 [-] Crude oil futures surpass US90 a barrel for the first time
10/19/2007 [-] Denver company buys Clear Channel radio stations in Tri-Cities
10/19/2007 [-] Downtown Kennewick gets boost
10/19/2007 [-] Boston Scientific posts 272 million third-quarter loss, beats Wall Street expectations
10/19/2007 [-] Harley-Davidson 3Q profit down 15.3 per cent, U.S. sales sluggish
10/19/2007 [-] Honeywell reports 14 per cent earnings growth in Q3, raises full-year outlook
10/19/2007 [-] Wachovia's 3Q profit falls 10 per cent on difficult credit market conditions
10/19/2007 [-] Caterpillar net misses expectations
10/19/2007 [-] High loonie spoils pension gains in third quarter, RBC Dexia says
10/19/2007 [-] Harley net falls on sluggish sales
10/19/2007 [-] Oil prices hit 90, then fall back
10/19/2007 [-] Sasol coal mine strike drags into 6th day
10/19/2007 [-] S&P 500, Dow futures slip on credit worry
10/19/2007 [-] Gold scales 28-yr high, platinum sets record
10/19/2007 [-] FTSE dips as banks offset gains in oils, builders
10/19/2007 [-] Nigerian inflation eases to 4.1 pct in Sept
10/19/2007 [-] World Cup boosts Eurotunnel
10/19/2007 [-] Vision of 'media hub' at Quays
10/19/2007 [-] Hutton dampens hope of U-turn
10/19/2007 [-] German airline Lufthansa denies making Iberia bid
10/19/2007 [-] Xerox posts lower quarterly profit
10/19/2007 [-] Wachovia quarterly profit falls
10/19/2007 [-] Harley earnings falls on sluggish sales
10/19/2007 [-] San Francisco Online ads make Google profit rocket
10/19/2007 [-] Honeywell profit up, shy of forecast
10/19/2007 [-] Oil prices pause after hitting 90
10/19/2007 [-] Japan's KDDI profits rise despite heated competition
10/19/2007 [-] Dollar slumps to record low against the euro
10/19/2007 [-] Canada's annual inflation rate jumps to 2.5 per cent in September
10/19/2007 [-] Economy stumbling forward with modest growth
10/19/2007 [-] Bank Muamalat Buy Could Alter DRB's Business Risk Profile
10/19/2007 [-] Russian businessman arrested in Cambodia, charged with pedophilia
10/19/2007 [-] World business for long-term work in Russia Kudrin
10/19/2007 [-] MINKOW ACCUSES USANA OF ILLEGAL SALES IN CHINA
10/19/2007 [-] A 'SIGNATURE' DEAL
10/19/2007 [-] DOW JONES SALES ROSE 20% IN Q3
10/19/2007 [-] FLOWERS CALMS INVESTOR CONCERNS
10/19/2007 [-] ICELANDIC FIRM LEADS SAKS RACE
10/19/2007 [-] AMR'S IN PROFIT BLISS
10/19/2007 [-] OIL SOARS TO 89 A BARREL
10/19/2007 [-] REALITY CHECK
10/19/2007 [-] BUFFETT DENIES PLAN TO BUY BEAR
10/19/2007 [-] GOOGLE'S 1.07B PROFIT JUSTIFIES 648 STOCK
10/19/2007 [-] STATE OF SHOCK
10/19/2007 [-] BROADCAST PROBLEMS
10/19/2007 [-] PENTHOUSE'S PERP-WALK
10/19/2007 [-] Dollar down 2.55 kopeks, euro up 11.52 kopeks Central Bank
10/19/2007 [-] Russian-Vietnamese trade turnover set to hit 1 bln in 2007
10/19/2007 [-] Net capital inflow in Russia hits 57 bln in Jan-Sep
10/19/2007 [-] Xerox Posts Drop in 3rd-Quarter Profit
10/19/2007 [-] Oil breaks through 90 to new all-time high
10/19/2007 [-] Kirin Holdings is in talks to buy Kyowa Hakko Kogyo
10/19/2007 [-] Chinese leaders review contenders for top economic jobs
10/19/2007 [-] Lead in children's toy blocks exceeds limit, magazine says
10/19/2007 [-] Uncertainties surround banks' plan to rescue credit markets
10/19/2007 [-] Low ratings, stock prices don't deter CBS executives
10/19/2007 [-] CapitaMall Trust posts 29% rise in Q3 distributable income
10/19/2007 [-] Netherlands to invest 70.5 euro million in Siberia
10/19/2007 [-] Patriots win order to get names of people selling tickets on StubHub
10/19/2007 [-] Lilly profit rises on strong sales
10/19/2007 [-] Cook and casino offer economic lessons for Scots
10/19/2007 [-] Historic Chalk's airline loses license, faces dim future
10/19/2007 [-] Gold prices hit 27-year high
10/19/2007 [-] Industrial, platinum indices buck trend
10/19/2007 [-] News Corp. may halt WSJ.com fees
10/19/2007 [-] Group offers copyright rules for websites
10/19/2007 [-] Oil Prices Push Stock Futures Lower
10/19/2007 [-] Forex Australian Dollar Closes Weaker Oct 19, 2007
10/19/2007 [-] Rural areas must adapt to changing business world
10/19/2007 [-] Setting-up business in Turkey
10/19/2007 [-] Russian businessman charged in Cambodia
10/19/2007 [-] US businesses see growth potential despite tension
10/19/2007 [-] Tips for starting up your own business in Turkey
10/19/2007 [-] 14. TA Properties to launch two new projects
10/19/2007 [-] 12. KLCI down on Friday
10/19/2007 [-] Radware resurrecting itself?-BusinessWeek
10/19/2007 [-] SunTrust profit sinks on losses tied to mortgages
10/19/2007 [-] Lockheed's IT executive plans to retire
10/19/2007 [-] Tampa-Orlando pipelines key but Plan B is vital
10/19/2007 [-] British economy bounds ahead in third quarter
10/19/2007 [-] The Philippines 40 Richest
10/19/2007 [-] Tribune deal mired in FCC debate report
10/19/2007 [-] Strabag shares start trading at 50 euros
10/19/2007 [-] Media Executives Arrested in Phoenix
10/19/2007 [-] Singapore shares close lower on selling of blue chips
10/19/2007 [-] Full Sail affiliate buys old movie multiplex, weighs options for site
10/19/2007 [-] Deaths Central Florida
10/19/2007 [-] Winter Garden Village
10/19/2007 [-] Leo Burnett wins TAT bid
10/19/2007 [-] BOT revises economic projection
10/19/2007 [-] EU urged to return to 'real business'
10/19/2007 [-] Ag official wants action on creation of farm bill
10/19/2007 [-] Ceremony at Capitol honors Philip Nelson
10/19/2007 [-] Oil Prices Surpass 90 a Barrel
10/19/2007 [-] Tralee firm wins tech growth award
10/19/2007 [-] British growth fastest for three years
10/19/2007 [-] Investing in Russia Wooing the Next Pepski Generation
10/19/2007 [-] SLA offers former school at Upper Aljunied Rd for commercial use
10/19/2007 [-] Google shines again
10/19/2007 [-] 2 airlines pack in the passengers
10/19/2007 [-] Media, Web firms draft video rules
10/19/2007 [-] Will Your TV go Dark?
10/19/2007 [-] You must adjust your TV set
10/19/2007 [-] El Segundo-based Tesco USA has 1st 6 stores planned
10/19/2007 [-] Getting the digital picture
10/19/2007 [-] The Green Umbrella Green Business Opportunities
10/19/2007 [-] ASIA PACIFIC BUSINESS 19/10/2007
10/19/2007 [-] Some business owners oppose worker camp at Wyo. gas field
10/19/2007 [-] Crude oil futures surpass US90 a barrel on speculative buying
10/19/2007 [-] Economic tensions rise as euro, oil prices surge to record
10/19/2007 [-] Major tomato grower says it's his final crop
10/19/2007 [-] Business, unions welcome Labor tax plan
10/19/2007 [-] Home Depot laptop is stolen
10/19/2007 [-] Logitech QuickCam Deluxe for Notebooks
10/19/2007 [-] TCS inks pact with Dutch firm
10/19/2007 [-] FUD Follows SAP-Business Objects Merger
10/19/2007 [-] WPP's Q3 near low end of forecasts
10/19/2007 [-] Economy expands at fastest annual rate in 3 years
10/19/2007 [-] Oil breaks through 90 barrier
10/19/2007 [-] US lawmakers plan squeeze on Chevron in Myanmar
10/19/2007 [-] Retail Food set to pay for Michel's
10/19/2007 [-] St Ives wins 4-year Royal Mail deal
10/19/2007 [-] Angola fetes expanded Brazil credit line
10/19/2007 [-] Canada's Platinum Group seeks S. African assets
10/19/2007 [-] Stocks sag on credit woes, dollar plumbs new low
10/19/2007 [-] European stocks dip early; banks, miners fall
10/19/2007 [-] S.Africa rand weaker vs dlr, stocks to soften
10/19/2007 [-] Angloplat to lose 1,300 oz daily from shut shafts
10/19/2007 [-] Dollar at new lows on US rate view, yen up pre-G7
10/19/2007 [-] The ticker, October 19
10/19/2007 [-] Health care worries rank second in poll
10/19/2007 [-] Western Union to do transfers by cell phone
10/19/2007 [-] Google clicks profit climbs 46 percent during third quarter
10/19/2007 [-] Business briefs, October 19
10/19/2007 [-] Green day dawning for electrical workers
10/19/2007 [-] U.S. Dollar lower against yen in late afternoon Tokyo trading
10/19/2007 [-] KDDI profit rises 4.7 percent in July-September quarter
10/19/2007 [-] Giving climate change the business
10/19/2007 [-] Coalition Fails To Address Australian Housing Crisis Institute
10/19/2007 [-] Australia's Retail Food GRP Raises Us$39.7 MLN To Pay For Michel's
10/19/2007 [-] NSW Business Chamber Backs Labor's Tax Plan
10/19/2007 [-] Tasmania Premier Unveils Pulp Mill Wood Supply Deal With Gunns
10/19/2007 [-] Leopard operating system soon to occupy a spot in Apple lineup
10/19/2007 [-] Workers at 1 US Chrysler plant reject contract, others approve; voting continues
10/19/2007 [-] Tokyo stock market's main index falls 1.7 percent
10/19/2007 [-] Indian software company Wipro says profit rises 17 percent in most recent quarter
10/19/2007 [-] WiMax set for rollout as UN telecoms agency approves its inclusion in 3G standard
10/19/2007 [-] Dollar falls below 115 yen on worries about U.S. subprime mortgage crisis
10/19/2007 [-] US trade negotiator says Japan not ready for free trade deal
10/19/2007 [-] China's quality troubles give toymakers an opportunity to target China itself
10/19/2007 [-] Gold opens higher in London at US769.30
10/19/2007 [-] Indian shares fall, benchmark stock index down 3.4 percent
10/19/2007 [-] Mou Vital for Zim, Congo Business
10/19/2007 [-] New privatization law looming
10/19/2007 [-] Apartment sells for record 14 million dollars
10/19/2007 [-] Stronger yen hits Tokyo stock exchange
10/19/2007 [-] French public transport remains disrupted as strike lingers
10/19/2007 [-] TMB raises huge capital amid losses
10/19/2007 [-] KTB net profit falls sharply in Q3
10/19/2007 [-] Manufacturers' confidence resumes
10/19/2007 [-] Patriots Win Court Order Against StubHub
10/19/2007 [-] Killington businesses wait for snow
10/19/2007 [-] Profits take off, passengers don't
10/19/2007 [-] Aga agrees unit sale to Italy's Ali
10/19/2007 [-] Clicking on fewer cylinders
10/19/2007 [-] Higher fares, more fliers triple Southwest's profits
10/19/2007 [-] Strong 3rd quarter kicks Google's stock price up
10/19/2007 [-] Fort Lauderdale-based Levitt and Sons halts all work on houses
10/19/2007 [-] British trade group seeks Florida partners for renewable energy push
10/19/2007 [-] Florida citrus land yielding fast to housing and tree diseases
10/19/2007 [-] Consumer credit costs
10/19/2007 [-] Declines jolt Wall Street
10/19/2007 [-] Trade battle between Airbus and Boeing unlikely to be resolved
10/19/2007 [-] Charges Hurt 2 Drug Companies; Lilly Beats Estimates
10/19/2007 [-] Swiss Company to Buy Canadian Drug Maker
10/19/2007 [-] BBC to Cut 2,500 Positions
10/19/2007 [-] Lead in Toy Exceeds Limit, Magazine Says
10/19/2007 [-] U.S. Upholds Tax on Chinese Goods
10/19/2007 [-] Patriots win bid to ID fans who used ticket resale site
10/19/2007 [-] Insurer delivers a setback to Amgen
10/19/2007 [-] Stocks weather new blows
10/19/2007 [-] Airline pulls out all the chocks
10/19/2007 [-] Tribune deal is mired in FCC rift over cross-ownership rules
10/19/2007 [-] Airlines squeeze fliers as profit soars
10/19/2007 [-] 4WDs driving growth in vehicle sales
10/19/2007 [-] 4WD Sales Drive Australian Vehicle Sales Up In August
10/19/2007 [-] Coalition must do more on housing REIA
10/19/2007 [-] Hoister Boom Logistics lifts prospects
10/19/2007 [-] Centro upbeat about US property assets
10/19/2007 [-] Australia's Centro Upbeat About US Property Market
10/19/2007 [-] Media Companies Regain Appetite for Taking Risks in Tech Start-Ups
10/19/2007 [-] Russian monetary base up 1.3 bln in week to 151.2 bln
10/19/2007 [-] RUXX investment index set to open 0.60% down
10/19/2007 [-] Russia to repay 343 mln debt to U.S. ahead of time
10/19/2007 [-] Banks' correspondent accounts with CBR rise 14.1%
10/19/2007 [-] Crude oil futures surpass USD 90 barrel
10/19/2007 [-] The basics about mammograms
10/19/2007 [-] Sales, income increase for Federal-Mogul
10/19/2007 [-] Insurance against breast cancer
10/19/2007 [-] Economy Recovery but still no feel-good factor
10/19/2007 [-] "Halo 3" boosts Xbox console sales
10/19/2007 [-] Stocks rebound on rate-cut hopes
10/19/2007 [-] Bank of America profit drops on write-downs
10/19/2007 [-] Coalition issues guidelines on blocking copyrighted video from sites
10/19/2007 [-] Google keeps getting hotter
10/19/2007 [-] Airbus order falls short of expectations
10/19/2007 [-] Boeing's motives questioned
10/19/2007 [-] Vote ousts 4; SPEEA head calls for unity
10/19/2007 [-] Minority Business Expo held in downtown Shreveport
10/19/2007 [-] Guardian Building deal hits a setback
10/19/2007 [-] Auto industry developments
10/19/2007 [-] Chrysler outcome divided
10/19/2007 [-] Northwest loves Airbuses
10/19/2007 [-] Ford exec Parry-Jones is retiring
10/19/2007 [-] MALL AT PARTRIDGE CREEK Opening day is wet and well-attended
10/19/2007 [-] Shoppers can let the dog out of the bag
10/19/2007 [-] Stocks end the week lower after US slip
10/19/2007 [-] Hillenbrand executive, others honored by Chamber
10/19/2007 [-] Manatron, Schneider Corp. team for mapping
10/19/2007 [-] Eastside business incubator changes hands
10/19/2007 [-] Younger first-time buyers snatch up homes
10/19/2007 [-] Declaring war on collegians' credit woes
10/19/2007 [-] 90/barrel ceiling? Oil gushes past
10/19/2007 [-] Indy-area companies take most honors in Kelley School awards
10/19/2007 [-] Lilly buys molecule that could yield diabetes relief
10/19/2007 [-] Pfizer axes Exubera, idling 600 workers
10/19/2007 [-] Solution sought for copter clamor at Valkaria
10/19/2007 [-] Canaveral named best state port
10/19/2007 [-] Tourism bright spot for state
10/19/2007 [-] Aviation center to be cleared for takeoff
10/19/2007 [-] Opinions split on probability of plunge
10/19/2007 [-] NZ shares play it cool on eve of '87 crash anniversary
10/19/2007 [-] DEL posts maiden profit
10/19/2007 [-] Euro reaches new high against US dollar on Friday
10/19/2007 [-] Weyerhaeuser to mothball 2 Canadian plants due to weak demand
10/19/2007 [-] Real estate fund sues HSBC over bond deal report
10/19/2007 [-] WPP like-for-like revenue growth up
10/19/2007 [-] Trans-Tasman Business Forum – Nov 7, Auck. Hyatt
10/19/2007 [-] Ministers on business in US
10/19/2007 [-] Lawsuit seeks to put Klan group out of business
10/19/2007 [-] Darwin's Mangroves Under Threat Research
10/19/2007 [-] Japan urges China to be 'practical' on gas fields
10/19/2007 [-] Kumfs to lay off staff at Auckland
10/19/2007 [-] Opposition Leader Outlines Australian Labor Party's Tax Plan
10/19/2007 [-] All business Kucinich's wife a straight talker
10/19/2007 [-] Bear Stearns in probe over funds report
10/19/2007 [-] IHI to end overseas cement plant construction business
10/19/2007 [-] AstraZeneca loses patent on asthma drug
10/19/2007 [-] Sri Lanka hunts new oil reserves in the south
10/19/2007 [-] EU says SKorea must do more for trade deal
10/19/2007 [-] EU negotiators South Korean free-trade talks in danger
10/19/2007 [-] UAW Locals Split on Chrysler Deal
10/19/2007 [-] Slow and Steady No More
10/19/2007 [-] CBS Is Reaching for a New Hit, but the Early Numbers Fall Short
10/19/2007 [-] Banks Plan to Help May Itself Need Help
10/19/2007 [-] Harvard Business School Club Makes 1M Donation to Charities
10/19/2007 [-] '87 crash marked with fear, nostalgia
10/19/2007 [-] Pediatricians seek cold-medicine ban
10/19/2007 [-] Media owner rules weighed
10/19/2007 [-] Drug firms tied to schools
10/19/2007 [-] G7 finance chiefs aim to calm uneasy global markets
10/19/2007 [-] Electrical union leader works to spark membership
10/19/2007 [-] Before expanding your business, do your homework
10/19/2007 [-] DSG hopes for a Christmas
10/19/2007 [-] May Gurney snaps up rival
10/19/2007 [-] Accuma's IVA fees slashed
10/19/2007 [-] Umbro soars after bid
10/19/2007 [-] Pintaras expects revival of construction sector
10/19/2007 [-] Taking care of business? Not in Pennsylvania
10/19/2007 [-] PNC earns 407 million in third quarter
10/19/2007 [-] Mortgage market risk regional
10/19/2007 [-] Tainted Black Box names new CEO
10/19/2007 [-] US Airways CEO answers Specter on cuts
10/19/2007 [-] Group sues over Beaver County plant's pollution
10/19/2007 [-] Redpath's growth spurs move to Strip District
10/19/2007 [-] BNY Mellon delivers on jobs
10/19/2007 [-] U.S-Mexico border fence has Chinese-made parts
10/19/2007 [-] Grenada puts off new value-added tax -
10/19/2007 [-] Big banks face competition for depositors -
10/19/2007 [-] Are US banks headed for more trouble? -
10/19/2007 [-] Ambassador Edwards visits CARIRI pesticide lab -
10/19/2007 [-] Enter the Dragon -
10/19/2007 [-] Guyana seeks to block Jamaican request for US rice -
10/19/2007 [-] FirstCaribbean eyes record gains -
10/19/2007 [-] Human resource management
10/19/2007 [-] University of London's Masters of Law programme offered in Trinidad and Tobago -
10/19/2007 [-] ECA outlines position on OSHA Audits -
10/19/2007 [-] - FUNNY BUSINESS - The halo effect
10/19/2007 [-] Poverty remains an issue of concern -
10/19/2007 [-] Powergen updates engineers -
10/19/2007 [-] T&T elections and energy -
10/19/2007 [-] High tech 'Sea Axe' makes a stop at T&T -
10/19/2007 [-] Challenges
10/19/2007 [-] UNIPET embarks on expansion plan -
10/19/2007 [-] RBTT scores big time -
10/19/2007 [-] Selby Wilson
10/19/2007 [-] REPORT ON TRADING-WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 17, 2007 - THE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO STOCK EXCHANGE LIMITED
10/19/2007 [-] Rain causes gridlock -
10/19/2007 [-] Imbert aims to avoid repeat of bus drivers' sick-out -
10/19/2007 [-] New offer for Bajans -
10/19/2007 [-] Businessman killed, car stolen - Family makes gruesome discovery
10/19/2007 [-] 1. News in brief
10/19/2007 [-] Broker recalls 'sinking feeling' on anniversary
10/19/2007 [-] As the Poles Get Richer, Fewer Seek British Jobs
10/19/2007 [-] Use of Chinese steel a concern
10/19/2007 [-] Blakemore to lead Black Box
10/19/2007 [-] Aggressive approach amid credit turmoil pays off for PNC, Rohr
10/19/2007 [-] US Airways' Parker responds to criticism from senators
10/19/2007 [-] Product recalls Halloween skull pails, glow sticks, double hammocks, shag rugs, lap desks,
10/19/2007 [-] PPG posts record sales in third quarter
10/19/2007 [-] Family Finances Readers submit ideas for saving money
10/19/2007 [-] Dollar weak as market doubts G7 action
10/19/2007 [-] NZ dollar falls across the board
10/19/2007 [-] Businessman hopes controversy disappears
10/19/2007 [-] Finnish utility Fortum's 3Q net profit surges to €427 million
10/19/2007 [-] Chrysler North plant workers vote 'No'
10/19/2007 [-] Vector appoints adviser after approaches for Wgtn network
10/19/2007 [-] New image posts $1.05m September quarter profit
10/19/2007 [-] SET up 0.3%
10/19/2007 [-] Bank of America signals changes after earnings plummet
10/19/2007 [-] Forex Australian Dollar Weaker At Noon Oct 19, 2007
10/19/2007 [-] Shareholders Of Aust's Southern Cross Okay Acquisition Proposal
10/19/2007 [-] CPI could be turning point for election
10/19/2007 [-] Taiwanese opera star is back in business
10/19/2007 [-] Russian businessman charged with debauchery in Cambodia
10/19/2007 [-] Markets What next?
10/19/2007 [-] Govt energy strategy to change landscape
10/19/2007 [-] Blis looking for cornerstone shareholders
10/19/2007 [-] Allan Hawkins' Cynotech makes move on crash anniversary
10/19/2007 [-] Steel Partners Asks Sapporo For Business Info
10/19/2007 [-] Southern Cross shareholders back takeover
10/19/2007 [-] Stocks softer after US slip
10/19/2007 [-] EU clears Imperial's buy of Altadis
10/19/2007 [-] World market unrest highlights role for IMF Rato
10/19/2007 [-] Premier Stelmach defends Alberta's existing royalty regime
10/19/2007 [-] Oil near new 90 high as dollar sinks, funds buy
10/19/2007 [-] Australia's ABB To Restrict Operations Of Silos
10/19/2007 [-] Global credit slowdown 'not fully felt'
10/19/2007 [-] Southern Cross approves shares buyback
10/19/2007 [-] France Hit By Transit Strike
10/19/2007 [-] B Of A Retrenching?
10/19/2007 [-] How To Gird Yourself For Open Enrollment
10/19/2007 [-] Google Earnings Beat Expectations
10/19/2007 [-] Pfizer's Quarterly Profit Plummets
10/19/2007 [-] Patriots Get Names Of Ticket Scalpers Using StubHub
10/19/2007 [-] State Adds 600 Jobs
10/19/2007 [-] People's Payout Plan OK'd
10/19/2007 [-] State's Top Tech Companies Enjoying The Capital
10/19/2007 [-] Crate & Barrel Unpacks A Store
10/19/2007 [-] Hong Kong markets closed for Chung Yeung public holiday
10/19/2007 [-] Business Report for Friday, October 19, 2007
10/19/2007 [-] World Business Quick Take
10/19/2007 [-] Citigroup won't have asset fire sale report
10/19/2007 [-] Council to lure energy-dependent businesses
10/19/2007 [-] Animation, engineering services will be in focus Nasscom chief
10/19/2007 [-] Posco protests cripple Orissa's betel leaf farming
10/19/2007 [-] Will Munnar demolitions help Kerala tourism?
10/19/2007 [-] Agra businessman takes lead in ending monkey menace
10/19/2007 [-] New airlines for business travel launched in UAE
10/19/2007 [-] Talks on ONGC refinery in Rajasthan to resume
10/19/2007 [-] Golden State Business Bank Announces 3rd Quarter Earnings
10/19/2007 [-] Branson airline steps up fare war in New Zealand
10/19/2007 [-] Egypt's capital hosts China-Africa business conference,
10/19/2007 [-] Betsy's Bar shuts its doors in Frenchtown after 12 years
10/19/2007 [-] Tennessee establishes business presence
10/19/2007 [-] If You Thought a Half-Hour of TV Was Worth 4 Minutes, Heres Proof
10/19/2007 [-] Making a Loan Only After It Goes Bad
10/19/2007 [-] B.B.C. to Cut 2,500 Positions
10/19/2007 [-] Dollar Hits a New Low, Oil Hits a New High
10/19/2007 [-] Capitol Bancorp earnings slide 47 percent
10/19/2007 [-] Howard talks up business credentials in Sydney
10/19/2007 [-] China's top legislator says enhancing business ties
10/19/2007 [-] Survey reveals lies about debt
10/19/2007 [-] House price divide widens
10/19/2007 [-] New York oil price passes record US90
10/19/2007 [-] Oil near US90 in Asian trade
10/19/2007 [-] Lusaka businessman Kabwe sues ACC
10/19/2007 [-] Vietnam Airlines splits order between Boeing and Airbus
10/19/2007 [-] FAA dismisses criticism over 787 safety tests
10/19/2007 [-] Cage fighting business closing
10/19/2007 [-] Ryanair CEO says air transport is a 'stupid business'
10/19/2007 [-] TSCP to Present at Air Transport Association e-Business Forum
10/19/2007 [-] Flight Centre says looking at acquisitions
10/19/2007 [-] Nightly Business Report
10/19/2007 [-] Royal Bank eyes Trinidad bank
10/19/2007 [-] AWB lifts earnings outlook
10/19/2007 [-] Flight Centre to pursue acquisitions
10/19/2007 [-] Australia's AWB Upgrades Earnings Outlook For Fy2007
10/19/2007 [-] Australia's Flight Centre Says It Is Looking For Acquisitions
10/19/2007 [-] Shares In Australia's AWB Surge On Upgraded Earnings Forecast
10/19/2007 [-] Spot Light Going by the book to stay in business
10/19/2007 [-] As legislative session ends, Schwarzenegger collects big checks
10/19/2007 [-] US media, Internet companies agree on guidelines for blocking copyrighted video from sites
10/19/2007 [-] Business Minute Stocks mixed...Crude heads lower...Ebay with an upside surprise....
10/19/2007 [-] Biotech firm Biomira moving here
10/19/2007 [-] 5pm Markets Update
10/19/2007 [-] Struggling Sony sells PS3 chip
10/19/2007 [-] Sanyo calls off semiconductor sale
10/19/2007 [-] Businessman criticises delay on daylight saving research
10/19/2007 [-] Today's decision on coal plants likely to end up in court
10/19/2007 [-] NASSCOM constitutes Product Business Guidance Panel
10/19/2007 [-] PBL's 15 million redundancy
10/19/2007 [-] NCDEX sets FSP for four commodities
10/19/2007 [-] Commodities' risks have been richly rewarded
10/19/2007 [-] What prospects for the commodities boom?
10/19/2007 [-] FactCheck lowest first-time buyers?
10/19/2007 [-] Head Online For Early 'Black Friday' Peek
10/19/2007 [-] AWB shares jump on earnings upgrade
10/19/2007 [-] Aussie dollar hits Iluka earnings
10/19/2007 [-] Stocks open softer after US slip
10/19/2007 [-] Earnings roundup AMD, Xilinx
10/19/2007 [-] Outlook roundup UnionBanCal, Molex
10/19/2007 [-] Pricey Paris, Rome out of Reach
10/19/2007 [-] - Plans for Coal Power Plants Scrapped
10/19/2007 [-] Economy Thursday
10/19/2007 [-] Caterpillar suit vs. Aon suggests wrongs not forgiven
10/19/2007 [-] With euro at new high, pressure mounts for action on dollar
10/19/2007 [-] Amazon a big internet performer Businessweek
10/19/2007 [-] CNN Business Reporter Feelings Trump Economic Reality
10/19/2007 [-] Business park opponents file petitions for referendum
10/19/2007 [-] Breakwater suspends milling at Honduras zinc mine
10/19/2007 [-] Canada trusts, ABCP conduits hold U.S. subprime debt
10/19/2007 [-] Alberta delays response in royalty controversy
10/19/2007 [-] Ohio refinery could dovetail with Husky Energy oilsands operation
10/19/2007 [-] CAW agreement with Magna could spark broader precedent, observers say
10/19/2007 [-] Canada's sizzling mining industry to face shortage of 90,000 workers in decade
10/19/2007 [-] Canada seeks lower retail prices as C rises
10/19/2007 [-] Southwest, Continental post higher profits as planes more crowded
10/19/2007 [-] New York oil price passes record 90 dollars
10/19/2007 [-] Pacific Blue offers $9 fares
10/19/2007 [-] Facebook site grows businesses
10/19/2007 [-] Government-controlled investment funds under pressure of G-7 finance ministers
10/19/2007 [-] Apple Inc to provide more free educational content
10/19/2007 [-] Google's 3rd-quarter profit hurdles expectations
10/19/2007 [-] EU critical of South Korea's free trade stance
10/19/2007 [-] Wendy's testing Frosty milkshake
10/19/2007 [-] Mortgage Rates Mixed
10/19/2007 [-] Unemployment claims rise
10/19/2007 [-] State home sales hit 20-year low for September
10/19/2007 [-] Evenflo agrees to acquire Ameda Breastfeeding products
10/19/2007 [-] Asian Kung-Fu Generation's freaky business-model
10/18/2007 [-] Businesses Set Example For Low-Cost Travel
10/18/2007 [-] Weak Sales Prompt Pfizer to Cancel Diabetes Drug
10/18/2007 [-] Charles Lee Brosh Spent his lifetime in jewelry business
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10/18/2007 [-] Slumping AMD Post 3rd Quarter Loss
10/18/2007 [-] Exchange chief hints at futures trades for water
10/18/2007 [-] - Oil Futures Surpass 90 a Barrel
10/18/2007 [-] Sites Corner Sneak Peek Of 'Black Friday'
10/18/2007 [-] Take Cue From Businesses On Low-Cost Travel
10/18/2007 [-] Crude oil futures surpass 90 a barrel for first time
10/18/2007 [-] G-7 finance ministers concerned about transparency, national security implications
10/18/2007 [-] Mexico's America Movil reports 2 percent drop in third-quarter profits
10/18/2007 [-] Apple iTunes Store expands free educational content
10/18/2007 [-] US drug agency says rare cases of hearing loss linked to impotence drugs
10/18/2007 [-] Buffett says Berkshire Hathaway has sold last of PetroChina shares
10/18/2007 [-] Xilinx fiscal 2Q profit falls
10/18/2007 [-] Aftermarket Movers Google, Cerner
10/18/2007 [-] Hawaii Data Report Business Registrations
10/18/2007 [-] Liz Claman Joins Fox Business
10/18/2007 [-] Greenspan memoir traces life of powerful man
10/18/2007 [-] Buffett says has sold entire PetroChina stake
10/18/2007 [-] Capital One posts third quarter net loss
10/18/2007 [-] CBOE 3rd-qtr income soars
10/18/2007 [-] BP plans layoffs, transfers at Chicago-area offices
10/18/2007 [-] YouTube launches in Taiwan
10/18/2007 [-] Ballmer Says Calls Microsoft Search 'Precocious' Tot
10/18/2007 [-] Google's 3Q Profit Climbs 46 Percent
10/18/2007 [-] Bay Area home sales sink
10/18/2007 [-] BMI's Dan Gainor Makes First Appearance on New Fox Business Channel
10/18/2007 [-] BTV-Business Television Features Freegold Ventures, and Astral Mining, Analysts John Embry and Eric
10/18/2007 [-] Crude futures pass 90 a barrel for the first time
10/18/2007 [-] Select Snacks plant in Jeffersonville may close
10/18/2007 [-] Maori urged to diversify businesses
10/18/2007 [-] Wall Street Finishes Flat After BofA Report
10/18/2007 [-] Lower Open Seen on BofA, Washington Mutual Results
10/18/2007 [-] EBay Blames 936 Million 3Q Loss On Skype Trouble
10/18/2007 [-] Titan eyes Rs 3,000 cr business
10/18/2007 [-] Migrants' remittance exceeds rich countries' generosity
10/18/2007 [-] US stocks inch lower on bank earnings; dollar hits record low
10/18/2007 [-] Drug Makers' Earnings Mostly 'Ho-Hum'
10/18/2007 [-] Stocks Close Flat on BofA Report
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America 3Q profit falls 32 pct, may scale back business
10/18/2007 [-] Technology gains, bank declines make for flat day
10/18/2007 [-] Enterprise Center small-business incubator sold
10/18/2007 [-] Credit loss hits Bank of America
10/18/2007 [-] Pictometry CEO Wins Business Award
10/18/2007 [-] Business Books Playbook for resurgence of U.S. labor
10/18/2007 [-] Myanmar Sanctions Extend To British Firms
10/18/2007 [-] BP plans layoffs and transfers at U.S. offices
10/18/2007 [-] Develop business skills, youth told
10/18/2007 [-] Number of millionaires grows in region
10/18/2007 [-] US economy points to modest growth
10/18/2007 [-] Sky shareholders advised against buyback
10/18/2007 [-] Korean Business Bankruptcies Fall
10/18/2007 [-] Dollar drops to all-time low against euro on weak economic news from Washington
10/18/2007 [-] Robber strikes North Spokane business
10/18/2007 [-] GAIL plans joint venture for Vadodara city gas
10/18/2007 [-] Dollar's fortunes in limelight as G7 meeting looms
10/18/2007 [-] Google revs up profits as advertising revenues soar
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10/18/2007 [-] Wall Street pares losses triggered by BofA results, economic worries
10/18/2007 [-] The doctors may be in, but they are often far away
10/18/2007 [-] Proctor Gamble to build plant in Utah
10/18/2007 [-] Business software maker SAP says 3Q profit rises to 579 million
10/18/2007 [-] Midday Leaders and Laggards Nasdaq 100
10/18/2007 [-] Renaissance Learning declares dividend
10/18/2007 [-] Texas Instruments raises dividend
10/18/2007 [-] Pension companies freed to expand corporate business
10/18/2007 [-] Tech giants spark cyber space revolution
10/18/2007 [-] Newmont CEO sees gold higher, maybe more M&A
10/18/2007 [-] Airbus executive says resolution of trade dispute with Boeing unlikely
10/18/2007 [-] Intel awarded antitrust clearance to form flash memory firm with STMicroelectronics
10/18/2007 [-] Tentative buying helps Wall Street pare losses triggered by bank results, economic worries
10/18/2007 [-] Google's 3Q profit climbs 46 percent to top analyst expectations
10/18/2007 [-] Boston Scientific seeks buyer for fluid management business
10/18/2007 [-] Microsoft CEO zings Google
10/18/2007 [-] WTO deal could touch half of world industry imports
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of Canada predicts soft downturn for economy, Dodge urges patience
10/18/2007 [-] French language supporters demonstrate in front of Montreal Second Cup outlet
10/18/2007 [-] India's Reliance Industries posts better-than-expected Q2 profits
10/18/2007 [-] Lululemon success won at the grassroots level as it looks to grow
10/18/2007 [-] ATK seeks 2.5 bln acquisition in new market CEO
10/18/2007 [-] RBC says Alberta royalty hikes would make for only short-term gains
10/18/2007 [-] Dollar's fortunes in limelight as G7 meeting looms
10/18/2007 [-] EU clears Imperial's buy of Altadis
10/18/2007 [-] Tag Oil says Cheal A4 production halved
10/18/2007 [-] Five parties interested in Wgtn power network
10/18/2007 [-] Shareholders advise against Sky share proposal
10/18/2007 [-] NZ dollar gains slightly on weak US dollar
10/18/2007 [-] Pawtucket business to pay 80,000-plus in fines
10/18/2007 [-] R.I. housing price decline continues, but end is in sight
10/18/2007 [-] Air China chairman says no to Airbus jumbo jet - for now
10/18/2007 [-] A380 consigns the era of Boeing 747 to history
10/18/2007 [-] No, Frederickson, Boeing isnt giving the job to Malaysia
10/18/2007 [-] Boeing fills vacancy
10/18/2007 [-] Boeing says glitches are fixed in virtual fence for border
10/18/2007 [-] Microsoft CEO calls Google a precocious toddler
10/18/2007 [-] Golden Age for emerging markets
10/18/2007 [-] Oil extends record rally toward 90
10/18/2007 [-] Oil prices edge close to 90 a barrel
10/18/2007 [-] Western Union teams with trade group on cell phone service
10/18/2007 [-] Judge finds grocer Bashas' violated labor laws
10/18/2007 [-] Florida citrus land yielding fast to housing, tree diseases
10/18/2007 [-] Sony's PS3 drops in price
10/18/2007 [-] BBC cutting 1,500 jobs
10/18/2007 [-] Minority Business Expo kickoff today in downtown Shreveport
10/18/2007 [-] British broadcaster ITV admits to call-in fraud
10/18/2007 [-] Energy nudges TSX up; U.S. markets slip
10/18/2007 [-] Business Capitol creates water and sanitation council
10/18/2007 [-] Sick of airline delays, more business travelers fly their own planes
10/18/2007 [-] Aurora Organic Dairy vows to 'defend itself vigorously'
10/18/2007 [-] China to double diamond imports
10/18/2007 [-] Chrysler workers vote on contract
10/18/2007 [-] Legislators or nuclear power businessmen? Critics say they c
10/18/2007 [-] Airbus executive jabs Boeing over WTO case
10/18/2007 [-] Judge Postpones KPMG Trial
10/18/2007 [-] FTSE falls as retailers, banks weigh
10/18/2007 [-] Porsche extends contract with Finland's Valmet
10/18/2007 [-] FTSE closes on 6609.4
10/18/2007 [-] HMOs not meeting national standards in basic areas, report says
10/18/2007 [-] Housing construction grinds to 14-year low
10/18/2007 [-] Nokia profit soars as market share nears 40%
10/18/2007 [-] With euro at new high, pressure mounts for action on dollar.
10/18/2007 [-] Stocks Rebound After Earlier Drop
10/18/2007 [-] Air Products to join in Wyoming helium plant
10/18/2007 [-] Swarovski to open Oxmoor store
10/18/2007 [-] FCC chair proposes looser controls on media ownership
10/18/2007 [-] German rail strike causes road chaos
10/18/2007 [-] Tokyo stocks close higher on bargain-hunting gains
10/18/2007 [-] Converting Bio-Mass and Agri-Fuels' Workshop Panel at 2007 U.S.-Africa Business Summit
10/18/2007 [-] Commercial paper, banks still faltering
10/18/2007 [-] Ministers may soon float CDC venture capital fund
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America CEO 'very disappointed' as profits slow
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer net tumbles on withdrawal of diabetes treatment
10/18/2007 [-] GM hits new global sales record on growth outside US
10/18/2007 [-] World Bank seeks private sector aid for poor countries
10/18/2007 [-] Mortgage rate rises biting
10/18/2007 [-] Maori businesses urged to embrace new technology
10/18/2007 [-] ComEd wants to hike Illinois electric rates by 8 percent
10/18/2007 [-] ComEd to seek 8 percent rate increase
10/18/2007 [-] Belvidere-built models power international sales
10/18/2007 [-] Eclipse reaches its third generation
10/18/2007 [-] Nestle sales rise
10/18/2007 [-] McDonald's Credits Business Intelligence for Recent Growth
10/18/2007 [-] 10 Dinner Pizzas at Frank's paint mystic smile on faces
10/18/2007 [-] McDonald's credits BI for growth
10/18/2007 [-] West Bank posts third-quarter profits
10/18/2007 [-] Visteon to sell off UK facility
10/18/2007 [-] Spartan Stores announces 5-cent dividend
10/18/2007 [-] It's time to live up to family values
10/18/2007 [-] The man who started the foodfight
10/18/2007 [-] Amlak invests 700mn in Dubai business park
10/18/2007 [-] Rimage plans buyback of 500,000 shares
10/18/2007 [-] Rimage sees 4Q EPS of 27 to 32 cents
10/18/2007 [-] Fox Business Hires Liz Claman
10/18/2007 [-] VIDEO Girls on the Run
10/18/2007 [-] Gabus prepares for 4-in-1 Grimes car store
10/18/2007 [-] Stocks Slide On Poor Bank Of America Earnings
10/18/2007 [-] Wireless veteran Cope named new BCE chief
10/18/2007 [-] Free Accounting Software for Small Businesses
10/18/2007 [-] ONGC to invest 5 b in KG basin
10/18/2007 [-] Devon strikes oil in Beaufort Sea
10/18/2007 [-] Uncertain money markets exerting pressure on Canadian banks, borrowing costs
10/18/2007 [-] Apple Woos Business With Unix-Friendly Mac OS X Leopard
10/18/2007 [-] FCC chief wants to loosen media ownerships
10/18/2007 [-] Energy Goes High-Tech
10/18/2007 [-] A BusinessWeek for a Busier World
10/18/2007 [-] MACY'S Frango production returning to Chicago
10/18/2007 [-] Weak economic data send stocks down
10/18/2007 [-] Quinn unveils health prices for 2008
10/18/2007 [-] S. Florida to lose only all-black talk radio station
10/18/2007 [-] Business P370-T worth of substandard electrical gadgets to be destroyed
10/18/2007 [-] Business RP agri exports reach 1.66-B in January-July period
10/18/2007 [-] Fund will get wrecked businesses up and running
10/18/2007 [-] Siberia's Samotlor oil field output to be 240 mln bbls by 2011
10/18/2007 [-] Charges brought against Russian businessman in Cambodia
10/18/2007 [-] World Bank says Russia to soon become donor
10/18/2007 [-] EBay cut to sell at Deutsche; slowing business cited
10/18/2007 [-] September bankruptcy petitions fell 14.1%
10/18/2007 [-] High dollar may hit wages
10/18/2007 [-] Northwest cheers Airbus A330 milestones
10/18/2007 [-] Chief technical officer at Ford retires
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer reports big dip in third-quarter profits
10/18/2007 [-] Cheer's Cliff talks about saving manufacturing
10/18/2007 [-] HNI reports dip in sales, profits
10/18/2007 [-] GCommerce to repay development loan
10/18/2007 [-] New non-stop flight from DM to LA
10/18/2007 [-] Euro hits new record against dollar
10/18/2007 [-] Build-A-Bear's third-quarter profit rises
10/18/2007 [-] Stocks head lower after Bank of America disappoints
10/18/2007 [-] Business Ng More than just storage
10/18/2007 [-] Business Toral Website improvement tools
10/18/2007 [-] Business DTI taps private sector to help promote Otop products in CV
10/18/2007 [-] Business Fil-Chinese pay right taxes
10/18/2007 [-] Business Salon mulls further growth
10/18/2007 [-] Business Call center job applicants 'disappointing' CCA exec
10/18/2007 [-] Business SM's banking arm to open 2nd branch in mall before yearend
10/18/2007 [-] Business Online recruiter eyes Cebu
10/18/2007 [-] Woman starts new photography business...
10/18/2007 [-] Dealer cites ban on sales to Canada
10/18/2007 [-] BUSINESSMEN AND TRADERS HAIL HMS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
10/18/2007 [-] South Korea will seek inclusion of North Korea in finance organizations
10/18/2007 [-] Yamana has no plans to divest assets or cut jobs after acquisition of Meridian
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America 3Q earnings fall 32 pct on trading losses, loan writedowns
10/18/2007 [-] Goldbelt agrees to Wega friendly C114 mln bid
10/18/2007 [-] U.S. dollar rises on BoC's rate comments
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of Canada sees no rate change through 2009
10/18/2007 [-] World Bank in talks with private sector to help poor Zoellick
10/18/2007 [-] Abu Dhabi's Taqa to sell bonds worth up to 2 bln
10/18/2007 [-] Southwest and Continental post higher profits
10/18/2007 [-] Business Rt. 22 to close overnight next week
10/18/2007 [-] Construction of new homes falls to 14-year low
10/18/2007 [-] Local Business Owner Being Sued Over His Restaurant's Logo
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America earnings fall 32% on capital markets losses
10/18/2007 [-] Wizz Air to fly from Romanian city of Cluj to Budapest, Rome, Barcelona, London
10/18/2007 [-] Quarterly profit at India's Reliance Industries up 28 percent
10/18/2007 [-] German commuter traffic grinds to halt amid train drivers strike
10/18/2007 [-] Western Union teams with trade group on cell phone service for money transfers
10/18/2007 [-] FTSE-100 stock index closes down 68.3 points at 6,609.4
10/18/2007 [-] It's the BETTER Business Bureau
10/18/2007 [-] Going green is only good business
10/18/2007 [-] Shares up as Umbro confirms approach
10/18/2007 [-] Fairchild posts lower 3Q profit
10/18/2007 [-] Wal-Mart Stores will use SAP software
10/18/2007 [-] Premarket Movers Nektar plunges
10/18/2007 [-] Florida environment chief touts state's anti-warming stand
10/18/2007 [-] Pork industry could get tariff lifeline
10/18/2007 [-] Consumers Institute questions Geneva deal
10/18/2007 [-] Fall in business support for Industry Department
10/18/2007 [-] Cordish to run casino in Ind.
10/18/2007 [-] Innovation through clustering
10/18/2007 [-] JBIC, KBank loan initiative
10/18/2007 [-] Priority plan for gems, jewellery
10/18/2007 [-] Three agencies vie for contract
10/18/2007 [-] Football defeats to hit economy?
10/18/2007 [-] Shed near busy road up for £100,000
10/18/2007 [-] Kansas City-area business briefs Committee approves new lease terms with SmartPort
10/18/2007 [-] Corus earnings down 31% on loan problems
10/18/2007 [-] Wal-Mart cuts price on 15,000 items ahead of the holiday
10/18/2007 [-] Sportingbet makes 'creditable' return
10/18/2007 [-] Panel backs Harrah's takeover
10/18/2007 [-] N.J. casino panel backs Harrah's takeover deal
10/18/2007 [-] Web site aims to be super database
10/18/2007 [-] New major power line across state wins another OK
10/18/2007 [-] Chrysler may ax up to 5 models
10/18/2007 [-] Jobless claims rise by largest amount since February
10/18/2007 [-] Poser for the commission
10/18/2007 [-] Wall Street wobbles fail to rub gloss off local markets
10/18/2007 [-] One.Tel liquidator to recall Packer staff
10/18/2007 [-] Brandy Alexander with extra cream
10/18/2007 [-] Crown's 2.7b all but spoken for
10/18/2007 [-] ABB bags orders worth Rs 512 crore from JSW group
10/18/2007 [-] Safety of cold medicines for youngest children in spotlight
10/18/2007 [-] Hershey's profit falls in 3rd-quarter as revenue slips
10/18/2007 [-] Gauge of future economic activity points to modest growth in coming months
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of New York Mellon posts double-digit profit growth
10/18/2007 [-] Southwest Airlines profit rises to 22 cents a share, beating forecasts
10/18/2007 [-] Dollar falls to fresh record low against euro at 1.4305
10/18/2007 [-] UnitedHealth earnings rise on strong premium and service fee growth
10/18/2007 [-] North Port businesses foundering
10/18/2007 [-] PNC earns 407 million for quarter
10/18/2007 [-] Black Box names new CEO
10/18/2007 [-] Media companies reach copyright pact, source says
10/18/2007 [-] Abhisit vows to be business friendly
10/18/2007 [-] U.S. mortgage rates mixed
10/18/2007 [-] Investors see ingredients of Black Monday in today's markets, also differences
10/18/2007 [-] SEC examining stock sales by CEO of nation's largest mortgage lender
10/18/2007 [-] Economic indicators rise slightly
10/18/2007 [-] Copper prices at a weekly low
10/18/2007 [-] EBay's sales up, PayPal thriving
10/18/2007 [-] Taco Bell tries again to sell Mexico on its U.S. fare
10/18/2007 [-] Charles Lee Brosh Spent his lifetime in jewelry business
10/18/2007 [-] Strabag shares to be traded at 47 euros
10/18/2007 [-] World Bank charts new course after crisis
10/18/2007 [-] Gasoline price gap narrows
10/18/2007 [-] Avoiding the kiddie tax
10/18/2007 [-] Rio Tinto receives Industry Canada approval for Alcan takeover
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer's Q3 profit falls on charge to exit Exubera, lower drug sales
10/18/2007 [-] British Broadcasting Corp. announces budget cuts; 1,800 jobs to be lost
10/18/2007 [-] Canetic Resources offers C116 mln for Titan
10/18/2007 [-] Travel to Canada rebounds in August despite strong dollar
10/18/2007 [-] Union Pacific Q3 profit up 27 per cent on agricultural and chemical segments
10/18/2007 [-] Priszm cuts distribution, to sell or close outlets
10/18/2007 [-] Toronto stocks edge up, golds offset financials
10/18/2007 [-] Priszm fast-food trust slims distribution, shutting money-losing restaurants
10/18/2007 [-] Aspreva Pharmaceuticals stock up 17 per cent after US915M takeover deal
10/18/2007 [-] Canada dollar rises on greenback weakness
10/18/2007 [-] US leading economic indicator rises
10/18/2007 [-] General Motors 3Q worldwide sales rise 4 percent
10/18/2007 [-] Novartis to make job cuts in US after 3rd quarter profits slip
10/18/2007 [-] Wall St drops as financials weigh
10/18/2007 [-] S.Africa bonds under pressure as rate hikes weigh
10/18/2007 [-] Mozambique pushes ahead with 5 billion refinery
10/18/2007 [-] Manila to offer one-stop business permit processing soon
10/18/2007 [-] How to Eradicate Poverty in Africa Business Leaders
10/18/2007 [-] Salesforce.com Recognized as Industry Leader Winning Two UK Business Software Satisfaction Awards
10/18/2007 [-] AirCell Selects PASSUR Solutions to Enhance Business Operations
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer's 3Q profit falls on charge to exit its Exubera investment, lower drug sales
10/18/2007 [-] Economy Seen Showing Slight Growth
10/18/2007 [-] Hershey 3Q Profit Tumbles
10/18/2007 [-] Continental 3Q Profit Rises Slightly
10/18/2007 [-] Southwest 3Q Profit Rises
10/18/2007 [-] Baxter 3Q Profit Up, Boosts Year Outlook
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer 3Q Profit Falls on Exubera Charge
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America 3Q Profit Falls 32 Pct
10/18/2007 [-] Gauge of future US economic activity points to modest growth in coming months
10/18/2007 [-] General Motors has higher 3Q worldwide sales as it tries to hold off Toyota
10/18/2007 [-] Jordan buys back debt owed to Paris Club at 11 percent discount
10/18/2007 [-] Wall Street falls after Bank of America posts disappointing 3Q results, more economic worries
10/18/2007 [-] Candymaker Hershey profit falls in 3rd-quarter as revenue slips
10/18/2007 [-] Investors see ingredients of Black Monday in today's markets, also differences
10/18/2007 [-] Sony announces new, cheaper PlayStation 3 and cuts price on top-line model
10/18/2007 [-] Massachusetts' September unemployment rate dips to 4.4 percent
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America 3Q earnings fall 32 percent
10/18/2007 [-] Sony to sell video game 'Cell' chip to Toshiba
10/18/2007 [-] UnitedHealth sees 3rd quarter earnings rise
10/18/2007 [-] Continental Airlines 3rd quarter profit up 2 percent
10/18/2007 [-] Southwest Airlines 3rd quarter profit triples from last year
10/18/2007 [-] GM has record 3Q global sales as it tries to hold off Toyota
10/18/2007 [-] Shoppers come in droves to check out Partridge Creek
10/18/2007 [-] Growing Your Business Don't Fight the Tide
10/18/2007 [-] Restaurant Group buys pub chain
10/18/2007 [-] Hurstwood aims for double profits
10/18/2007 [-] Business big shot Steve Ridgway
10/18/2007 [-] World business briefs Airbus delays A
10/18/2007 [-] Profit fears send DSG International diving
10/18/2007 [-] Scottish Business Briefing €“ Thurs October 18 2007
10/18/2007 [-] Commission plans business act to boost SMEs
10/18/2007 [-] Euro hits fresh record against dollar
10/18/2007 [-] Govt to advise KZN business-people
10/18/2007 [-] Angola Businesses Contacts Mark Second Day of Building Material Fair
10/18/2007 [-] Arsenal board agree new lockdown deal
10/18/2007 [-] Umbro shares surge, company confirms approach
10/18/2007 [-] PSB Academy opens campus in Xinjiang
10/18/2007 [-] Singapore Airlines raises fuel surcharge
10/18/2007 [-] CapitaRetail China Trust makes first acquisition since listing
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer shifts its Clinical Research Unit to Raffles Hospital
10/18/2007 [-] Japan's APL plans to raise up to S515m through listing of REIT
10/18/2007 [-] Pfizer halts production of Exubera in Terre Haute
10/18/2007 [-] Indy business incubator changes hands
10/18/2007 [-] Federal-Mogul sees strong 3rd-quarter results
10/18/2007 [-] BNY Mellon has 'tremendous start,' CEO says
10/18/2007 [-] ITV phone-ins 'failures' highlighted
10/18/2007 [-] Liverpool postal wo
10/18/2007 [-] Business Minute Mixed stocks...Crude rises...LEI and jobless claims due....
10/18/2007 [-] Govt releases monthly economic report for September
10/18/2007 [-] Recession Risks Grow in U.S. IMF
10/18/2007 [-] Oil pumps billions into ND economy
10/18/2007 [-] IMF reform should not come at expense of poor France
10/18/2007 [-] Wal-Mart cuts prices ahead of holidays
10/18/2007 [-] Weekly jobless claims jump more than expected
10/18/2007 [-] Shareholders watch bid for German MAN
10/18/2007 [-] EU China should open markets, resolve trade tensions
10/18/2007 [-] Bank of America earnings fall 32 per cent in 3rd quarter


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