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French unions extend rail strike for another day
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G20 renews FX mantra, China says yuan band move possible
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Lifeline to Britain's Northern Rock could be extended report
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French transport strike to go into sixth day
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British government seeks to extend Northern Rock funding
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OPEC countries interested in shifting reserves away from US dollar Iran
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U.S. investors pursuing higher returns overseas
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McDonald's eyes ballooning coffee market, but franchisees not happy
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G20 in warning on world economy
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G20 ministers stress need for new energy supplies
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Puerto Rico losing factories
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Kuwait, UAE pledge $300 million to climate fund
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First 100% charity Christmas cards launched in UK
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Cabinet to consider lay-off plan
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Iran fails to get OPEC mention of weak dollar
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Kuwait pledges $150 million to climate fund
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OPEC leaders pledge 'reliable' supplies at summit
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China, Singapore sign eco-city deal
11/18/2007 [-]
Kuwait, UAE pledge 300 million to climate fund
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OPEC agrees to study dollar concern Iran
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UK companies eye Serbian investment opportunities
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Chinese businessmen use their mobile phones in Shanghai
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Opec pledges reliable oil supply
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11/18/2007 [-]
S.Africa finmin Manuel sees no panic on weak dollar
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OPEC summit starts with US200 oil warning
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Dollar fall not to be included in OPEC summit declaration
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Prince George's Co. parents brought to court over vaccines
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Capital gains tax backtrack mooted
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Diaz dating Israeli businessman?
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BHP suspends Angola ops after helicopter crash
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Greenspan to blame
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Wireless broadband gets firmer footing
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German group seeks Eastern Europe Plus supermarkets
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Travelodge says to open 100 hotels in Spain
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On Biz Commercial development on the west side of the interstate for Sutherlin
11/18/2007 [-]
Creative pay packages for top officials of subprime mortgage company
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BHP looks to Chinese in pursuing Tinto deal
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South Africa's Mbeki urges IMF, World Bank reform at G20 meeting
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OPEC leaders stress link between peace, oil prices
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Gridlock in Zambia as new cars pour onto aging roads
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China may let multinationals list
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G20 communique cites global economy risks
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Europe's first supply of Caspian gas opened by Greece and Turkey
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Niger creates state mines holding and sales company
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Rand Refinery plans to enter India gold coin mkt in 08
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G20 communique cites global economy risks, ignores FX
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G20 wrap up economy and FX talks, leave dollar alone
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Machine turns plant, vegetable oil into biodiesel fuel
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US Airways sets flight goal
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Impressive compensation amid chaos
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Weak WiFi security exposed at retailers
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Murdoch trust unloads millions in News Corp. stock
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QSTP shows Career Fair visitors how to start their own tech business
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Businessmen say the next govt won't last more than two years
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Darling pressured over Rock fate
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Music Row briefs Sony BMG promotes McBee to digital VP
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Music Row briefs Jason Aldean joins with Wal-Mart
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IMF chief promises progress on giving bigger voice to developing countries
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Tennessee warily awaits fuel vote
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Middle Tennessee men develop gift card that benefits charities
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Hedge fund urges merger to Delta, United investors
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South Korea opens boot camp to confront cyberspace addiction
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9. Ugandan president hits out at West as US-Africa business summit ends
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6. Chavez warns US attack on Iran or Venezuela would raise oil prices
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5. OPEC is under heavy political and economic pressure
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South Texas Democrat, businessman indicted
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The Web starts gunning for TV ads
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Economists cost German rail strike at 75 million euros
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TomTom launches 4.2 bln bid for Tele Atlas
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The Business Of Religion
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Asean nations urged to boost economic ties, address environmental woes
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World finance leaders to discuss currency crisis
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Air France-KLM to decide on possible bids for Alitalia or Iberia
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RM1.13bil deficit budget for Kedah next year
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Ivory tower of pricing
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Organic conference focuses on local foods
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Tribal tribulations - Yakama business numbers don't add up
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Egypt's Alcotexa sells 9,918 tonnes of cotton in week
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IMF's Strauss-Kahn says dlr moving in right direction
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Housing slump slackens sales of new vehicles
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WA's exploration spending soars
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Text message pizza ordering? Papa Johnrsquo;s rolls out slice of technology
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Love on a Lease Renting Man's Best Friend
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Aerospace fluctuations affect many local businesses
11/18/2007 [-]
South Africa's Mbeki urges IMF, World Bank reform at G20 meeting
11/18/2007 [-]
IMF chief says Canadian dollar, euro, bearing brunt of currency crisis
11/18/2007 [-]
Saudi Arabia opposes mentioning dollar in OPEC declaration
11/18/2007 [-]
Drought tough on tobacco crop
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India hoping to finalize trade deal with ASEAN
11/18/2007 [-]
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TV-viewing experience becoming more clearly defined
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SKorea's Samsung Electronics sheds 1,600 jobs
11/18/2007 [-]
Chinese textile firm in $20m Aust IPO
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Asoyia to pay more for nonbiotech soy
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Fight rises on conservation money
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Local web business finds writers niche challenging
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UGA students produce apparel
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Giving Back Dedicated to the Salvation Army shelter
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JUSTUS BOYZ Pair hits the right note with designer men's underwear
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DAVID MYERS Buyers can sue 'as is' sellers for cost of repairs
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Dealers may be next to face Chrysler cuts
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FIRST OF TWO PARTS Market forces some to juggle mortgages
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Baron fund sees boost from work on bridges, roads
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Hard to bet money on how long you'll live
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Baffling ads for federal jobs seek careful, patient reader
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Mutual funds brag without cause
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Experts share words of wisdom
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Fund expert offers advice on how to evaluate performance
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Keeping the peace on money
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That "nice" co-worker may be a vicious victim
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Pure Biofuels
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Local firms take risk in re-branding
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FedEx reduces its profit outlook for a 2nd time
11/18/2007 [-]
Orlando-area housing slump hurts other businesses
11/18/2007 [-]
IMF chief says Canadian dollar, euro, Brazilian real bearing brunt of currency crisis
11/18/2007 [-]
Don't overlook any discount, no matter how small
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Lowe's holds up despite housing woes
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Dishwasher dilemma ends squeaky clean
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Don't lose house plus money for retirement
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Check charities' financial data before giving holiday donation
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Business news that affects the Four Corners area.
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Chavez tells OPEC oil will soar if US attacks Iran
11/18/2007 [-]
Dubai business leader says British companies can build bright future in Dubai
11/18/2007 [-]
Sudan president refuses to budge over oil region
11/18/2007 [-]
No trade deal could cost Ivory Coast 1.5 bln EU
11/18/2007 [-]
G20 seeks joint FX approach, no big swings Lagarde
11/18/2007 [-]
G20 countries wrap up talks on forex, stability
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Smoking China's bad habit
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SKorea's Samsung Electronics sheds 1,600 jobs
11/18/2007 [-]
China to attract foreign investors to service sector
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TECHNOLOGY WEEKEND SUN Young entrepreneurs 'prefer email'
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ASEAN must complete integration soon to avoid being left behind
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Demand for energy fuels high cost of oil
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Blockbuster Inc. embracing technology
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Anti-virus doesn't mean anti-spam
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PlayStation 3 camera watches, listens while you play
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Consumers rate home appliance brands
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Hot cars, cool fashions pay off for NASCAR licensees
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SKorea presidential hopeful's ex-business partner faces arrest officials
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HD vids demand second hard drive
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IM Taking it personally
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New challenges a staple of theater director's career
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Business booming at Indianapolis toxicology lab
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Greymouth Petroleum wins rights to Chile oil exploration
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Stocks up despite general concerns over economy
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Buzz on Business Dreamz Office Suites to hold grand opening
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Business Honors Nov. 18, 2007
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Dubai Business Forum 2007 begins today
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MPC will compete with HP and Dell, CEO says
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Levy's CEO guides food-service giant to new universe
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New CEO looks to guide Blockbuster into digital age
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China to attract foreign investors to services sector
11/18/2007 [-]
SKorea's Samsung Electronics sheds 1,600 jobs
11/18/2007 [-]
Christmas at the parks
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Shoppers ready for the season
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Evening of Giving planned at Columbia Center mall in Kennewick
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SKorea presidential hopeful's ex-business partner faces arrest officials
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Ernst Young Canadian business lacks adequate risk management in emerging markets
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Business Digest
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Sales of Tofurky hit new highs
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Fitch rating lowers outlook on Legg mutual funds
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Companies taking up green business
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Gold Gifts Fall Off Holiday Lists
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Microsoft waves white flag, ends long conflict with EU
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Microsoft rally has analysts guessing
11/18/2007 [-]
Microsoft wants to add Silicon Valley as a friend
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Malaysia Airlines to buy new aircraft report
11/18/2007 [-]
Air China to launch regular North Korea flights
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Thousands attend Myanmar gems sale despite outcry report
11/18/2007 [-]
Singapore lifts ban on MS video game
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Business Briefing
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The 20 Most Intriguing Billionaire Heiresses
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US-Malaysia Business Council Ready To Help Enhance IDR's Appeal
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SKorea presidential hopeful's ex-business partner faces arrest officials
11/18/2007 [-]
Will businesses stay away if Mound cleanup is stopped?
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Business Announces New Multi-Million Dollar Project
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Arab Business Council's Fourth Annual Meeting opens in Cairo
11/18/2007 [-]
SKorea presidential hopeful's ex-business partner faces arrest officials
11/18/2007 [-]
Small-business owners nervous about economy
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Govt Orders Sapporo Margin Forex Trade Firm To Suspend Business
11/18/2007 [-]
Americans to hold wallets tighter for holidays
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Malaysia Airlines to buy new aircraft
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Investors look beyond loss at Countrywide
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Only 6% of 500 Companies Recognize Sofia as Business Destination
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- When dollar falls, European exporters count their bruises
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Paulson Hopeful For Dollar, Not Mortgages
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'Alpha chasers' should stay the course
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Few turkeys lurk among early holiday observations
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Industrial market steady despite concerns over subprime loans
11/18/2007 [-]
Poverty bigger threat than danger to China miners
11/18/2007 [-]
Job interview question Do you play well with others?
11/18/2007 [-]
Region's specialty chocolatiers dip into sweet deals
11/18/2007 [-]
New Product From Internet Marketing Company Allows Local Businesses to be Found by Consumers
11/18/2007 [-]
Beauty Of Business Is In Eye Of Beholder For B'GOSH Awards
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One Dead After Vehicle Crashes Into Business
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PremierWest buys California business
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Two Medford businesses robbed
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Astute businesses cater to damsels' deep desires
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Bid to make Cyprus a business bridge with China
11/18/2007 [-]
Business creates machine that turns plant, vegetable oil into biodiesel fuel
11/18/2007 [-]
Couples find a new gig and new friends in the antiques business
11/18/2007 [-]
Facebook faces future head on
11/18/2007 [-]
Car crashes into business after high-speed chase
11/18/2007 [-]
Laptop users warned about fake Wi-Fi
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Housing prices not falling in Portland
11/18/2007 [-]
Report retrench tactic used by companies, urges Tan
11/18/2007 [-]
Don't charge SMEs listing fees, supermarts told
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Chavez oil to soar if U.S. attacks Iran
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Large jade deposit found in China
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Dealers may face cuts from Chrysler
11/18/2007 [-]
Goldman staff to share 18bn pot
11/18/2007 [-]
Northern Rock sale goes to the wire
11/18/2007 [-]
Call to 'nationalise' Northern Rock
11/18/2007 [-]
Hollywood film and TV writers back to negotiations
11/17/2007 [-]
In a Catalog of Catastrophes, Hurricanes Rule
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Saluting a Champion of All That Jazz
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Betting Against the Dollar? This Time, Asia May Deserve a Look
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Housing May Dim Retail Hopes
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Behind the Jackpot The Lottery Industry's Own Powerball
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Buffett Advised A-Rod to Go Around Boras
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Splenda at center of 1 billion lawsuit
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G. Chambers Williams III GM rolls out hybrids
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Business Bio-fuels Act hard to comply bike traders
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Vista at Risk of Being Bypassed by Businesses
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Chavez warning opens Opec summit
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Oil prices rebound as Opec meets
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Buy style or storage?
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Heritage' Turkeys Making Comeback
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Chavez warning opens Opec forum
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Lacey man dies when car plunges down hillside
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The Lottery Industry’s Own Powerball
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Business leaders say state students need to be taught creativity
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BSE Indexes take another dive
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Smithsonian Home Products Hit Stores
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Oregon District eatery to relocate to UD area
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Business Trade fair violators should be criminally liable
11/17/2007 [-]
Business Hanjin building bigger shipyard in Surigao
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Citrus fruit shipping standards eased
11/17/2007 [-]
Bill Gates addresses educational reform
11/17/2007 [-]
Blockbuster heading into digital age
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Aer Lingus workers call off strike plans
11/17/2007 [-]
Fire Destroys Southwest Side Business
11/17/2007 [-]
Energy pushes up consumer prices
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Gyrus to fight patent infringement claim
11/17/2007 [-]
IRS mails others' tax info to Oregon man
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World Japanese fleet to hunt humpback whales
11/17/2007 [-]
A new restaurant's twist on a breakfast favorite
11/17/2007 [-]
Water park seen as key to area tourism
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Blockbuster CEO plans ahead for digital age
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Wireless carrier's buyout completed
11/17/2007 [-]
Air France-KLM to decide in coming weeks on possible bids for Alitalia or Iberia
11/17/2007 [-]
Commodities weaken JSE
11/17/2007 [-]
Children! Please Behave
11/17/2007 [-]
Bank of Canada governor sees more world growth risks
11/17/2007 [-]
Army awards ITT Corp. 79.5M radio contract
11/17/2007 [-]
- Wireless Links Give Businesses an Option
11/17/2007 [-]
Nigeria worried about impact of $100 oil on demand minister
11/17/2007 [-]
Apple Have Fake Business News, Will Comment
11/17/2007 [-]
G20 finance ministers begin talks in South Africa
11/17/2007 [-]
Multi-Award Winning Atlantic Link exhibit at World of Learning 2007
11/17/2007 [-]
Claims management software reduces claims processing cost
11/17/2007 [-]
EVERY ORGANISATION CAN EXPECT TO FACE ONE MAJOR CRISIS EVERY FIVE YEARS
11/17/2007 [-]
OHB Technology may buy German Airbus plants
11/17/2007 [-]
Ðeliæ Russian capital welcome
11/17/2007 [-]
Video games are answer to TV boredom
11/17/2007 [-]
Striking to Protect Gains, With Eye on the Future
11/17/2007 [-]
BusinessCast November 17, 2007
11/17/2007 [-]
Raytec Completes Change of Business
11/17/2007 [-]
Bank of Japan warns on housing
11/17/2007 [-]
Woman's wallet stolen from business, four arrested
11/17/2007 [-]
Grenada back in business as genial host
11/17/2007 [-]
The Mac Guy Feel free to trash OS 9/Classic, more
11/17/2007 [-]
Star behind the scenes Mario Hernandez
11/17/2007 [-]
Business Briefings
11/17/2007 [-]
IBM rallies business units behind Project Green
11/17/2007 [-]
Nigeria worried about impact of 100 oil on demand minister
11/17/2007 [-]
EPA says 25 businesses in state told to clean up
11/17/2007 [-]
Fannie Mae again draws scrutiny over accounting
11/17/2007 [-]
Industrial production takes biggest dive in nine months
11/17/2007 [-]
Governor honors local aviation business
11/17/2007 [-]
Former Marsh store sold at auction
11/17/2007 [-]
OPEC conference convenes in Riyadh
11/17/2007 [-]
Virgin Money to bid for Northern Rock
11/17/2007 [-]
Warranty a great sales tool, questionable for homeowner
11/17/2007 [-]
Levy's CEO guides food-service giant into a whole new universe
11/17/2007 [-]
Tribune 'baffled' by twists at FCC
11/17/2007 [-]
Don't get caught losing your home and retirement fund
11/17/2007 [-]
Economist Greenspan to blame
11/17/2007 [-]
As bear market threatens, time for a gut check
11/17/2007 [-]
Macy's motivated to matter
11/17/2007 [-]
News Analysis Striking to Protect Gains, With Eye on the Future
11/17/2007 [-]
State loans worth 25M to aid livestock farmers
11/17/2007 [-]
Will Starbucks ads fill a tall order?
11/17/2007 [-]
Tens of thousands protest for better pay in Slovenia
11/17/2007 [-]
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY Progress...
11/17/2007 [-]
BP will sell convenience stores
11/17/2007 [-]
Halifax firm breezes into NB
11/17/2007 [-]
Starbucks Drop in traffic, rise in sales
11/17/2007 [-]
'Heritage' turkeys making comeback
11/17/2007 [-]
Darling may face grilling over Rock
11/17/2007 [-]
Jobs go up; jobless rate, down
11/17/2007 [-]
Dollar hurting Europe's exporters
11/17/2007 [-]
Letters sent to businesses seeking help for mill workers
11/17/2007 [-]
Unions Fighting Defensive Battles
11/17/2007 [-]
Toy retailers facing gloomy holiday season
11/17/2007 [-]
FedEx trims profit forecast as fuel soars
11/17/2007 [-]
AMD sells stake to Abu Dhabi
11/17/2007 [-]
Stock market ends turbulent week with late rally
11/17/2007 [-]
VITICULTURE Raffle to benefit scholarship fund
11/17/2007 [-]
VITICULTURE Sangiacomo named to growers board
11/17/2007 [-]
AGRICULTURE Pesticide applicators workshop
11/17/2007 [-]
AGRICULTURE Wildlife farm losses 47.5 million
11/17/2007 [-]
Sonoma County job growth slows
11/17/2007 [-]
Farm bill stalls in Senate
11/17/2007 [-]
Starbucks launches TV ad campaign
11/17/2007 [-]
VITICULTURE Grape yield down but quality high
11/17/2007 [-]
AGRICULTURE Special crop conference
11/17/2007 [-]
The Nielsen Company Names Greg Farrar President of Nielsen Business Media
11/17/2007 [-]
Lib Dems call for Rock takeover
11/17/2007 [-]
Gold becomes too expensive to give
11/17/2007 [-]
Mexico City inaugurates new airport terminal
11/17/2007 [-]
Porsche and Volkswagen to cooperate further paper
11/17/2007 [-]
Hey! Celebrate local business
11/17/2007 [-]
French transport strike moves into a fourth day
11/17/2007 [-]
Amazon Readying E-Book Reader
11/17/2007 [-]
US still riding roller-coaster
11/17/2007 [-]
It's hard luck for the hardback
11/17/2007 [-]
Shockwaves continue at Northern Rock
11/17/2007 [-]
Good Heavens! Hotels Bail on the Bible
11/17/2007 [-]
South Florida hotel taxes post healthy gains
11/17/2007 [-]
Hotel builder sues S.D. project over use of name
11/17/2007 [-]
New pressures grind at Starbucks
11/17/2007 [-]
Google closer to mobile airwaves bid
11/17/2007 [-]
Its US traffic slowing, Starbucks to run first national TV campaign
11/17/2007 [-]
Blue Cross of Illinois parent appoints new president
11/17/2007 [-]
Friday Newspaper Review Irish Business News and International ...
11/17/2007 [-]
Study to review cardiac care
11/17/2007 [-]
USDA eases citrus-canker rule for shipping Florida oranges, tangerines
11/17/2007 [-]
State refuses Allstate's rate hikes
11/17/2007 [-]
Florida's jobless rate on the rise
11/17/2007 [-]
Saudi may order 24 Eurofighter jets
11/17/2007 [-]
Saudi Mobily to invest 1.1 bln in wireless expansion
11/17/2007 [-]
Ahmadinejad OPEC is under heavy political and economic pressure
11/17/2007 [-]
No water for some Denver businesses
11/17/2007 [-]
Stocks eke out gains on mixed signals
11/17/2007 [-]
Ford and Honda models top rsquo;08 picks for safest car
11/17/2007 [-]
- California loses 15,800 jobs, construction industry leads fall
11/17/2007 [-]
South Texas Democrat, businessman indicted
11/17/2007 [-]
New Version of SkyStone for Business Users Directly From Their Phones
11/17/2007 [-]
Courts Fuel-Economy Ruling May Prod Congress to Set Even Higher Requirements
11/17/2007 [-]
Gold Deemed an Endangered Present in '07
11/17/2007 [-]
Fresh strike looms on German rail system
11/17/2007 [-]
Sunday football in space?
11/17/2007 [-]
Saudi Arabia Women in Business
11/17/2007 [-]
Arab Business Council forum opens
11/17/2007 [-]
Houchens buys brokerage
11/17/2007 [-]
Volatile week ends with gains for stocks
11/17/2007 [-]
Chevy will carry GM's green flag
11/17/2007 [-]
When dollar falls, European exporters count their bruises
11/17/2007 [-]
THAIN'S PAYDAY NOT QUITE AS FLUSH
11/17/2007 [-]
FUEL CUTS FEDEX PROFITS
11/17/2007 [-]
FANNIE CAN'T STOP ITS FALL
11/17/2007 [-]
BLENDER OUSTS PUBLISHER
11/17/2007 [-]
CUT-CRACKERS
11/17/2007 [-]
Crocadile tears for those who invested in ugly plastic shoe company
11/17/2007 [-]
Dollar falls but on track for weekly gain
11/17/2007 [-]
Gold slips as early bargain hunting fizzles
11/17/2007 [-]
US industrial output down, economic outlook shaky
11/17/2007 [-]
US STOCKS-Tech, energy push Wall Street to strong close
11/17/2007 [-]
Citigroup moves to strengthen risk management
11/17/2007 [-]
Cameroon budget unveils tax breaks to boost growth
11/17/2007 [-]
OPEC summit avoids talks of oil production
11/17/2007 [-]
Paulson urges Africa to reform to maintain growth
11/17/2007 [-]
Lululemon to remove claims from seaweed clothing line
11/17/2007 [-]
Cell phones become status symbol
11/17/2007 [-]
House gets tougher on subprime mortgage lenders
11/17/2007 [-]
US Airways expects 40 percent of flights to be delayed during holiday season
11/17/2007 [-]
Australian iron miner to oppose BHP merger
11/17/2007 [-]
ILO censures Venezuela and backs Iberian-American business complaints
11/17/2007 [-]
Malaysia-Uruguay Business Forum Successful PM
11/17/2007 [-]
French transport disrupted as anti-reform strike continues
11/17/2007 [-]
Fuel costs hit FedEx earnings outlook
11/17/2007 [-]
Gas prices give us small break
11/17/2007 [-]
Aqua Dot recall comes at bad time for toy retailers
11/17/2007 [-]
Cereal eatery opens in Plantation
11/17/2007 [-]
South Florida unemployment in October
11/17/2007 [-]
South Florida employers added jobs in October
11/17/2007 [-]
Business leaders find friend in DiMasi
11/17/2007 [-]
Hrish Tandon from business to music
11/17/2007 [-]
Pineapple Way businesses sell for charity tonight
11/17/2007 [-]
Gates sees engineer shortage looming
11/17/2007 [-]
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders seek bankruptcy shield
11/17/2007 [-]
Surge in gold prices turns some shoppers away
11/17/2007 [-]
OPEC blunder reveals debate on weak dollar
11/17/2007 [-]
Screening the selection of high-def TVs
11/17/2007 [-]
Dear candidates Enough of your pleas, if you please
11/17/2007 [-]
Connectivity issues leave user hanging
11/17/2007 [-]
Speakers just right for tight spaces
11/17/2007 [-]
Stocks up at end of unsettled week
11/17/2007 [-]
Writers, producers to resume talks
11/17/2007 [-]
Government agencies owe residents billions
11/17/2007 [-]
Yahoo shares up on Blodget blog takeover musings
11/17/2007 [-]
IBF seeking for new business opportunities in US
11/17/2007 [-]
KeyBank Executive Assesses Small Business Pulse
11/17/2007 [-]
Seal Pup Finds It's Way To Fairfield Business
11/17/2007 [-]
Business Pairing AIDS Youth Club
11/17/2007 [-]
Smithville to continue Ivy Tech connectivity
11/17/2007 [-]
Developer plans to purchase, rehab Penn Arts
11/17/2007 [-]
Investors look past concerns to lift stocks
11/17/2007 [-]
Determining asking price is tough task in tough times
11/17/2007 [-]
New Zunes scarce online
11/17/2007 [-]
Bank wants out of financing for Finish Line deal
11/17/2007 [-]
Northeastside residents have it made in the shade
11/17/2007 [-]
Restaurant chain's shares hit 4-year low
11/17/2007 [-]
New pharmacy board rules a boost to Medco plans
11/17/2007 [-]
Suspected fraud brings title company to a halt
11/17/2007 [-]
Business news in briefs
11/17/2007 [-]
CCS cleared to start Argonaut project
11/17/2007 [-]
Chrysler brands may go under big changes
11/17/2007 [-]
Judge OKs Delphi's Chapter 11 exit plan
11/17/2007 [-]
Michigan economy aching for diversity
11/17/2007 [-]
China is lab for cleaner vehicles
11/17/2007 [-]
Michigan's recovery must wait until '09
11/17/2007 [-]
Detroit site is finalist in Web contest
11/17/2007 [-]
Collective deals as 'flexible as AWAs'
11/17/2007 [-]
FedEx cuts outlook for the year
11/17/2007 [-]
Miami-based Noven selects vice president, CFO
11/17/2007 [-]
Make a strategy to survive new CEO
11/17/2007 [-]
Writers, studios to resume talks
11/17/2007 [-]
No Christmas money for city corp workers -
11/17/2007 [-]
Oil-gas drilling off Tobago next week -
11/17/2007 [-]
Air Arabia named 'Low-Cost Carrier of the Year' at Aviation Business Awards
11/17/2007 [-]
Singapore PM urges ASEAN nations to boost economic ties, address environmental woes
11/17/2007 [-]
China steels itself to secure huge iron-ore supplies
11/17/2007 [-]
Wireless tech lets businesses hang up on phone companies
11/17/2007 [-]
Boston jury finds entrepreneur guilty in fraud
11/17/2007 [-]
Growers can ship from tainted citrus groves
11/17/2007 [-]
2nd cruise line adds surcharge to trip cost
11/17/2007 [-]
Brevard unemployment steady from September at 4.5 percent
11/17/2007 [-]
Ships' soot deadly, study says
11/17/2007 [-]
Orlando airport braces for busy day
11/17/2007 [-]
Vermont Ski Areas Open For Business
11/17/2007 [-]
Platinum leads marketÂ’s rally
11/17/2007 [-]
Oil state buys 8% of AMD
11/17/2007 [-]
Web series' timing is prime
11/17/2007 [-]
Westinghouse adding onto new home
11/17/2007 [-]
PNC selling Kentucky investment firm
11/17/2007 [-]
Starbucks profit rises 35%, despite slight slowdown
11/17/2007 [-]
SABMiller profit increases 21 percent in first half
11/17/2007 [-]
London Stock Exchange 1st-half profit rises 32%
11/17/2007 [-]
Garmin, TomTom GPS makers settle patent fight
11/17/2007 [-]
Amazon.com said to unveil e-book reader
11/17/2007 [-]
Blackstone to invest US1 billion in India
11/17/2007 [-]
Japan warns top mobile carriers for 'misleading' ads
11/17/2007 [-]
United States OKs protections for home-loan borrowers
11/17/2007 [-]
UK house price growth seen to hit zero in 2008
11/17/2007 [-]
Hong Kong's economy grows at slower pace in Q3
11/17/2007 [-]
PRC to lead in renewable energy consumption
11/17/2007 [-]
China to allow HK stock purchases in Q2 HSBC
11/17/2007 [-]
Growth of 3.8% predicted for worldwide chip sales
11/17/2007 [-]
Quanta jointly developing virtual computer with MIT
11/17/2007 [-]
Paulson expects US to rebound
11/17/2007 [-]
Dollar stable against rivals amid U.S. credit concerns
11/17/2007 [-]
Venezuela says no need for higher output
11/17/2007 [-]
TAIEX falls 1.6 percent on regional and overnight Wall Street declines
11/17/2007 [-]
Asian markets fall on United States worries
11/17/2007 [-]
Mobile service providers given bandwidth access
11/17/2007 [-]
Commercial paper market stabilizes
11/17/2007 [-]
Fiat Cinquecento named 'Car of the Year'
11/17/2007 [-]
Tiny Smart car will soon arrive in the United States
11/17/2007 [-]
N. Rock suitors mulling options as deadline set
11/17/2007 [-]
Volkswagen recalls 2,400 cars made by China joint venture
11/17/2007 [-]
Schwarzenegger praises, touts 'green' cars at Los Angeles show
11/17/2007 [-]
Buyers are afterthoughts at big automobile shows
11/17/2007 [-]
Chevy Tahoe Hybrid wins 'Green Car of Year' award
11/17/2007 [-]
Probe claims to find wireless security gaps
11/17/2007 [-]
United States Congress panel proposes penalty tariffs on China goods
11/17/2007 [-]
China's rate hike looking likely as investment rises
11/17/2007 [-]
Taiwan Power stops bond sale over bank fees
11/17/2007 [-]
Taiwan Stock Exchange gets ready for China investment
11/17/2007 [-]
Taiwan-EU ties strengthen via research program
11/17/2007 [-]
Taiwan Business Awards honors top entrepreneurs
11/17/2007 [-]
Career Moves of Women Business Leaders
11/17/2007 [-]
NBC Acquires Quarterlife; Internet Series Will Run First Online
11/17/2007 [-]
Automated Policies Pull Tech Assets, Business Together
11/17/2007 [-]
Why Must ID Security Be So Hard?
11/17/2007 [-]
China Tilting Away From Longtime Trading Partners
11/17/2007 [-]
Harold Alfond, Donor and Shoe Factory Owner, Dies at 93
11/17/2007 [-]
Boston Scientific and Consultant Settle a Lawsuit
11/17/2007 [-]
Canada Bars Seaweed-Apparel Health Claims
11/17/2007 [-]
With a Full Quiver, Eager to Join the Band of Merry Men
11/17/2007 [-]
Some Hunches About Intuition
11/17/2007 [-]
Industrial output sees major drop
11/17/2007 [-]
Fannie change draws queries
11/17/2007 [-]
Senate OKs bill on terror insurance
11/17/2007 [-]
OPEC faces dollar headaches
11/17/2007 [-]
Targeting tourists
11/17/2007 [-]
Arab Business Council's Fourth Annual Meeting opens in Cairo
11/17/2007 [-]
Family business consultants help firms work through relationships
11/17/2007 [-]
Lee Enterprises, MediaNews, Hearst form Web advertising venture
11/17/2007 [-]
Dump dollar? Talks leak out
11/17/2007 [-]
Retailers turn Thanksgiving into Cyburkey Thursday
11/17/2007 [-]
Holiday hiring picture not jolly for those looking for temporary work
11/17/2007 [-]
Ethanol producers seek a pipeline solution
11/17/2007 [-]
Shopping Bargains Before the First Bite of Turkey
11/17/2007 [-]
Tories call for bank assurances
11/17/2007 [-]
Software AG to enhance the webMethods suite with Cognos 8 business intelligence
11/17/2007 [-]
Dallas schools audit to be basis of overhaul of business practices
11/17/2007 [-]
Forget Fair; Its Litigation as Usual
11/17/2007 [-]
Merrill to Pay Chief 50 Million, More if Stock Rises
11/17/2007 [-]
Kmart Items Marked Safe Had Lead
11/17/2007 [-]
DreamWorks, in Talks With NBC, Stalls on Cost
11/17/2007 [-]
Backyard botanical business shut down... for now
11/17/2007 [-]
Report Man shot at club had sought cut of business
11/17/2007 [-]
Judge extends injunction preventing Quebec transferring Domtar cutting rights
11/17/2007 [-]
Chrysler considering big changes to branding strategy, says report
11/17/2007 [-]
UK's Telegraph merges business staff into one unit
11/17/2007 [-]
Judge Approves Plan For Delphi
11/17/2007 [-]
Wireless Carrier Taken Private
11/17/2007 [-]
Industrial Production Slumps In October
11/17/2007 [-]
Bill Helps Insurers In Event Of Attack
11/17/2007 [-]
Debate Reveals OPEC's Fears About Dollar
11/17/2007 [-]
Red Flag On Fannie Mae
11/17/2007 [-]
Chinese Company Buys From Sikorsky
11/17/2007 [-]
CIGNA Unfazed By 2008 Election
11/17/2007 [-]
Mortgage Reform Faces Senate Fight
11/17/2007 [-]
A Fine That's Out Of Line?
11/17/2007 [-]
Hunting Tradition Keeps Businesses Busy
11/17/2007 [-]
Paradise Week in Japan
11/17/2007 [-]
Google eyes mobile phone network
11/17/2007 [-]
Entertainment writers, studios to resume talks
11/17/2007 [-]
G. CHAMBERS WILLIAMS III Little cars, big choices
11/17/2007 [-]
Many 'fail to get care home advice
11/17/2007 [-]
Writers, studios to resume talks, sources say
11/17/2007 [-]
Bargains Before the First Bite of Turkey
11/17/2007 [-]
AIDS and the Response of Business Focusing on Areas of Comparative Advantages
11/17/2007 [-]
Urban Entrepreneur Business Plan Contest
11/17/2007 [-]
Discontented, DreamWorks Is in Talks to Join NBC
11/17/2007 [-]
Bargains Before the First Bite
11/17/2007 [-]
S.A. job growth is tepid
11/17/2007 [-]
DAVID HENDRICKS Middling times for middle class
11/17/2007 [-]
Wireless Internet links give businesses an alternative to the telephone company
11/17/2007 [-]
Report Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep may get own identities
11/17/2007 [-]
Pardus to pitch Delta merger to investors sources
11/17/2007 [-]
Oil Closes Strongly At 95.10
11/17/2007 [-]
Abu Dhabi Buys AMD Stake For 622 Million
11/17/2007 [-]
Bank of America to Open Ad Work to More Agencies
11/17/2007 [-]
OPEC Gathering Finds High Oil Prices More Worrisome Than Welcome
11/17/2007 [-]
In on-air gaffe, Fox Business Network confuses Apple with Abu Dhabi
11/17/2007 [-]
On a business trip Mind your expenses
11/17/2007 [-]
1252 p.m. - 550 Idahoans have tax refunds waiting to be claimed
11/17/2007 [-]
Northern Rock's chief steps down
11/17/2007 [-]
Two suitors confirm Rock offers
11/17/2007 [-]
Doomsday seed bank gears up for business
11/17/2007 [-]
Few fresh shows left as writers strike rolls on
11/17/2007 [-]
Dreams on hold for many by writers strike
11/17/2007 [-]
Cisco boosts stock buyback program by billions
11/17/2007 [-]
Applegarth quits beleaguered bank but not soon enough for some
11/17/2007 [-]
Varian Semi adds 100M to buyback plan
11/17/2007 [-]
Sector Glance Most major Web cos. rise
11/17/2007 [-]
Philly Wi-Fi network hits snags, delays
11/17/2007 [-]
Home away from home
11/17/2007 [-]
Mexican economy expands at fastest pace of the year
11/17/2007 [-]
Crackdown on uninsured drivers sought
11/17/2007 [-]
Mexican economy leaps forward
11/17/2007 [-]
Green cars take fast lane in California
11/17/2007 [-]
Businesses tell Bersih to keep protest indoors
11/17/2007 [-]
US stocks close higher as investors set aside unease over consumer spending, banking sector
11/17/2007 [-]
Dollar falls on US industrial production numbers and possible shift from dollar-based reserves
11/17/2007 [-]
Soybeans at 9-year high, other commodities end session in mixed
11/17/2007 [-]
Ugandan president hits out at West as US-Africa business summit ends
11/17/2007 [-]
Finance leaders to discuss currency crisis, free trade, reforms to IMF and World Bank
11/17/2007 [-]
Report Chrysler considering big changes to branding strategy; may close up to 1,000 dealers
11/17/2007 [-]
MIC wants to create 5,000 'think big' small businessmen
11/17/2007 [-]
Report Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep may get separate identities
11/17/2007 [-]
Deutsche Trustees banks on expertise
11/17/2007 [-]
Chamber seeks nominations for Small Business of the Year
11/17/2007 [-]
Clerk stabbed in robbery at check-cashing business
11/17/2007 [-]
Dilon Technologies Appoints New VP of Sales Business Development
11/17/2007 [-]
The iPod puzzle Buy for style or storage?
11/17/2007 [-]
Yale-Harvard game means big business for New Haven
11/17/2007 [-]
US Airways 40 percent of flights to leave late during holidays
11/17/2007 [-]
Newspaper accused of profiting from prostitution
11/17/2007 [-]
NASA Selects 302 Small Business Research and Technology Projects
11/17/2007 [-]
LinkedIn and The Future of Business Networking
11/17/2007 [-]
20. New Merrill CEO needs to make peace, master risk
11/17/2007 [-]
19. AmInvestment to double size of AmOasis fund
11/17/2007 [-]
18. TDC to have products to penetrate new markets
11/17/2007 [-]
17. China's big lenders eyeing overseas peers
11/17/2007 [-]
16. Lundal aims to make celco a household name
11/17/2007 [-]
15. News in brief
11/17/2007 [-]
14. AEON Credit expects 55% higher net profit
11/17/2007 [-]
13. mTouche to operate network with telco by March
11/17/2007 [-]
12. Mubadala buys 8% of AMD
11/17/2007 [-]
11. UMW Q3 profit beats forecasts
11/17/2007 [-]
10. Promoting KL as high-end shopping destination
11/17/2007 [-]
9. Snap shots
11/17/2007 [-]
8. Lingui to focus on New Zealand venture
11/17/2007 [-]
7. Hap Seng makes strong debut on main board
11/17/2007 [-]
6. Caroline lives up to challenge of being No. 1
11/17/2007 [-]
5. Scomi benefits from high price of crude oil
11/17/2007 [-]
4. Time for O&G to deliver
11/17/2007 [-]
3. Synergy to buy 60% of Sarawak Hidro
11/17/2007 [-]
2. MPHB may offer to take Magnum private
11/17/2007 [-]
1. Exciting 3G offers from DiGi in 2008
11/17/2007 [-]
Toilet Tunes ensure smooth toilet business!
11/17/2007 [-]
FTSE closes at 6291.2
11/17/2007 [-]
BA may face huge bill
11/16/2007 [-]
EarthLink Considering Strategic Alternatives for Municipal Wireless Business
11/16/2007 [-]
Two Former Top Business Managers Give Their All
11/16/2007 [-]
Stocks End Volatile Day With Comeback
11/16/2007 [-]
Wall St ends week higher as bargain hunters emerge
11/16/2007 [-]
Banks' credit losses could hit 400B US, Goldman Sachs says
11/16/2007 [-]
Canadian consumer confidence higher TNS survey
11/16/2007 [-]
Looking to clear bottlenecks, ethanol producers seek a pipeline solution
11/16/2007 [-]
Bank of Canada leaves 25 million in settlement system
11/16/2007 [-]
Business events scheduled for the week of Nov. 19-23
11/16/2007 [-]
Endangered presents shoppers see higher prices on gold baubles this season
11/16/2007 [-]
Couche-Tard in market for some of 700 convenience stores BP unloading in U.S.
11/16/2007 [-]
Lululemon to remove healthful claims from seaweed products in Canada
11/16/2007 [-]
Norbord temporarily shuts down Quebec mills for six weeks in late November
11/16/2007 [-]
Oilsands costs offset by high oil prices, junior producers say
11/16/2007 [-]
Loblaw shares slide further Friday after big drop on disappointing Q3 results
11/16/2007 [-]
Late stock comeback ends volatile week
11/16/2007 [-]
ATT Offers Remote Monitoring for Small Businesses
11/16/2007 [-]
Billing woes hobble 'off-deck' mobile business
11/16/2007 [-]
ASEAN business summit delegates gather at Ministry of Sound
11/16/2007 [-]
Local businesses step up to help with pet overpopulation
11/16/2007 [-]
U.S. Industrial output down as economic outlook shaky
11/16/2007 [-]
Fed Official Hints at No Rate Cut
11/16/2007 [-]
Regulators reject Allstate rate hike
11/16/2007 [-]
Abu Dhabi buys 8.1 percent stake in chip maker AMD
11/16/2007 [-]
Internet competition sparks sale of Record Tape Traders
11/16/2007 [-]
A Driving Sense of Direction
11/16/2007 [-]
Fund Focus Harbor Mid Cap Growth
11/16/2007 [-]
Business Headlines Huntington Forecasts Loss, Microsoft's Trial Win
11/16/2007 [-]
Stock market volatility continues
11/16/2007 [-]
After Delhi, monkey business gains currency in Chandigarh
11/16/2007 [-]
Fed governor sees no more rate cuts now
11/16/2007 [-]
U.S. stocks seesaw up, oil tops 95
11/16/2007 [-]
FedEx is among big movers on Wall Street
11/16/2007 [-]
Gap acts over Indian child labour
11/16/2007 [-]
The business world is changing...Facebook style
11/16/2007 [-]
Defaults may spark big loss for insurers Barclays
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California loses 15,800 jobs, construction industry leads fall
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REPORT ON TRADING-FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2007 - THE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO STOCK EXCHANGE LIMITED
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Allstate defends rate hikes in Florida
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Starbucks sees first drop in customers
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Hear the ringtone
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PSC OKs lower Laclede rates
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California loses 15,800 jobs
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Firefighters battle blaze at Kannapolis business 200 PM
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Rethinking Old Age
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Food Vs. Fuel
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Calif. Employers Cut 15,800 Jobs In October
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Wish you were here!
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Why Businesses Love to Hire Seniors A Growing Trend
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CVS, Medco paths diverge on retailing
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Home prices not yet expected to rebound survey
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Starbucks shares fall after report of unprecedented drop in customer visits
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Sanofi-Aventis's bet on vaccines may be about to pay off
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Organized labor flexes its muscle again in the U.S.
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Court in Russia sets tight deadline in Khodorkovsky case
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Northern Rock chief and three board members step down
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Whats Your Carbon Footprint?
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Home Biz 10FootDrillBit
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Business Papaya The healing fruit
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Business JIB inks partnership with Aussie institute