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11/20/2007 [-] US lawmakers urge Google/DoubleClick deal scrutiny
11/20/2007 [-] Target sees Nov same-store sales up 2-4 pct
11/20/2007 [-] Chrysler 4 bln loan sale likely postponed report
11/20/2007 [-] Medtronic net down 2 pct as ICD wire recall weighs
11/20/2007 [-] Euphoria Smoothies named Small Business of the Year
11/20/2007 [-] Study Corp. fairness means little to some
11/20/2007 [-] Medtronic profit down
11/20/2007 [-] Citigroup downgrade sends US stocks tumbling
11/20/2007 [-] Coalition pledges 1.1b for regional WA road, rail revamp
11/20/2007 [-] Shares jump as Nordstrom 3rd-qtr profit tops view
11/20/2007 [-] Pie crusts recalled before Thanksgiving
11/20/2007 [-] Dollar slips against euro, yen; rises against pound in light trading amid banking concerns
11/20/2007 [-] General Motors shares plummet to 17-month low amid credit-market woes
11/20/2007 [-] Dispute between US and WTO over Internet gambling could cost the US billions
11/20/2007 [-] Chavez plans to sign new deals with France's Total in Orinoco
11/20/2007 [-] Motor Trend names Cadillac CTS its 2008 US car of the year
11/20/2007 [-] Medtronic second-quarter earnings dip 2 percent on recall of heart wires
11/20/2007 [-] US dollar unchanged against yen in early Tokyo trading
11/20/2007 [-] Vista worries cause businesses to consider Macs and Linux
11/20/2007 [-] 5. Tune Money unveils prepaid cards
11/20/2007 [-] 4. Uncertainties over Unico-Desa stake sale
11/20/2007 [-] 3. Maybank near global top 100
11/20/2007 [-] 2. Vehicle sales rose in October
11/20/2007 [-] 1. Govt plans to withdraw broadband spectrum from telcos
11/20/2007 [-] Gasoline prices continue climb in California
11/20/2007 [-] News staffers at CBS authorize a strike
11/20/2007 [-] KTLA-TV's studio in a possible sale
11/20/2007 [-] BHP chief says Rio bid compelling
11/20/2007 [-] Business Report for Tuesday, November 2, 2007
11/20/2007 [-] Pregnant businesswoman sacked by boss who 'said babies weren't in the plan'
11/20/2007 [-] HP profits rise 28 per cent to top estimates
11/20/2007 [-] SABMiller agrees £585m Grolsch deal
11/20/2007 [-] Unions condemn voluntary code plan for private equity
11/20/2007 [-] Ministers scramble for Northern Rock rescue plan
11/20/2007 [-] （新华网素材）EarthLink looking to get out of Wi-Fi business
11/20/2007 [-] Local Business Expanding
11/20/2007 [-] Agency budgets 500M to N.Y.-area airport
11/20/2007 [-] Celgene agrees to buy Pharmion for 2.9B
11/20/2007 [-] Business workshop calendar for November 18, 2007
11/20/2007 [-] Laptop sales boost Hewlett profit
11/20/2007 [-] Revved up what's hot and what's not in autos
11/20/2007 [-] Greece offers opportunities and perspectives to new Greek American businessmen
11/20/2007 [-] Mackay to pay $560,000 break fee to BoQ
11/20/2007 [-] Portus co-founder Michael Mendelson pleads guilty to one count of fraud
11/20/2007 [-] Area residents evacuated after Shell pipeline leaks sour gas
11/19/2007 [-] Lyttelton Port upgrades profit forecast
11/19/2007 [-] Auckland Airport cuts forecast
11/19/2007 [-] World stocks wilt on US economic fears
11/19/2007 [-] Report offers some hope for finance company sector
11/19/2007 [-] NZ gained fewer migrants this October
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar holds steady against euro
11/19/2007 [-] Kiwis visiting France jump for World Cup
11/19/2007 [-] Retailers That Play It Safe
11/19/2007 [-] Hire On First-Class Employees
11/19/2007 [-] GM shares record largest drop in 2 years
11/19/2007 [-] Business evacuated after workers overcome by fumes
11/19/2007 [-] 4th quarter profit of Hewlett-Packard comes up
11/19/2007 [-] Wal-Mart makes experiment in time warps for stressed shoppers
11/19/2007 [-] US dollar balances between euro and pound
11/19/2007 [-] News staffers at CBS authorize strike
11/19/2007 [-] Gas prices continue climb in state
11/19/2007 [-] Global stocks fall on credit fear
11/19/2007 [-] French-Israel business forum focuses on security
11/19/2007 [-] The 7 best ways to build your business now
11/19/2007 [-] Wall Street ends below 13,000 as economic fears intensify
11/19/2007 [-] British government defends Northern Rock policy
11/19/2007 [-] Drunk drivers slam into same business
11/19/2007 [-] Business rallies behind athletes
11/19/2007 [-] Afghan business deals hidden
11/19/2007 [-] Business includes contract commandos
11/19/2007 [-] Nordstrom's profit climbs 22%
11/19/2007 [-] Banking, homebuilding outlook pulls stocks down
11/19/2007 [-] Nordstrom third-quarter profit jumps 22 percent
11/19/2007 [-] Pequot Tribe Files Motion To Stop Union Election
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re Takes 1 Billion Write-Down
11/19/2007 [-] Oculus wins court ruling
11/19/2007 [-] Narsi's Hof Brau hearing postponed
11/19/2007 [-] Timber Cove Inn for sale
11/19/2007 [-] Eagle Test Systems reports steep earnings drop, cites 'challenging' conditions
11/19/2007 [-] Homebuilder's pessimism continues
11/19/2007 [-] Bribery doesn't pay, top Africa businessman says
11/19/2007 [-] Bad Day For Stocks Dow Falls 218 Points
11/19/2007 [-] Nordstrom 3Q profit jumps 22 percent
11/19/2007 [-] Merkel foreshadows cut in business ties to Iran
11/19/2007 [-] China Railway plans $A6.14b IPO
11/19/2007 [-] WGA News Writers At CBS O.K. National Strike
11/19/2007 [-] Rising energy costs could dampen U.S. holiday shopping season
11/19/2007 [-] Online retailer Amazon launches own e-book reader
11/19/2007 [-] Erie businessman pleads guilty in low-income mortgage scam
11/19/2007 [-] Niche Biz Downloadable Shopping Maps
11/19/2007 [-] California lost 15,800 jobs in October
11/19/2007 [-] Jessica Seinfeld Claims to Be Too Rich to Steal
11/19/2007 [-] Liberalisations kids 5 Indians in BusinessWeek Asian entrepreneurs list
11/19/2007 [-] Chavez warning opens summit
11/19/2007 [-] Tightening scrutiny of insurance rate filings
11/19/2007 [-] HP 4Q Profit Jumps 28 Percent
11/19/2007 [-] Gas Prices Fall As Oil Futures Rise
11/19/2007 [-] Cowen to limit public spending
11/19/2007 [-] For U.S. firms, foreign sales cushion domestic slowdown
11/19/2007 [-] Pope Talbot CCAA proceedings moved from Ontario to B.C. Supreme Court
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar stable against the euro but under pressure
11/19/2007 [-] Portus co-founder Mendelson pleads guilty to fraud
11/19/2007 [-] Banking forecast spurs sell-off
11/19/2007 [-] Congress Leaves Unfinished Business
11/19/2007 [-] P&G, NBC combine on online site for pet owners
11/19/2007 [-] US stocks fall on downgrade of Citigroup; homebuilders, airlines, automakers fall
11/19/2007 [-] Precious, base metals pull back along with Wall Street as risk aversion takes hold
11/19/2007 [-] Hewlett-Packard 4th-quarter profit jumps, boosted by strong PC demand
11/19/2007 [-] Wal-Mart seeks time warp from the Astronomer Royal
11/19/2007 [-] Amazon.com Inc introduces its own e-book reader
11/19/2007 [-] World Bank encouraging 'responsible' Chinese lending in Africa Zoellick
11/19/2007 [-] Air Canada watches as WestJet and Air France mull 'initial stages' of linkup
11/19/2007 [-] Climate change driving 'fourth tech revolution' Brown
11/19/2007 [-] Canadian Pacific and Teamsters keep talking after tentative deal derails
11/19/2007 [-] Harry Winston sees growth as diamond prices rise
11/19/2007 [-] Observers divided over Bank of Canada's interest rate conundrum
11/19/2007 [-] AADCO Automotive Inc. to reorganize, sell automobile dismantling business
11/19/2007 [-] California sues Mattel, other companies over toys containing lead
11/19/2007 [-] Waterloo company to expand
11/19/2007 [-] Accused 'confessed affair'
11/19/2007 [-] Forecast U.S. likely to avoid recession
11/19/2007 [-] U.S. oil rises on dollar-euro concerns
11/19/2007 [-] Darling defends Northern Rock decision
11/19/2007 [-] Oil Prices Rise On OPEC Threat To Ditch Dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Jitters return 'with a vengeance'
11/19/2007 [-] UK bank rescue on the rocks
11/19/2007 [-] November home builder sentiment at record low
11/19/2007 [-] Which states love small business?
11/19/2007 [-] Danka wins Konica business
11/19/2007 [-] Treat Your Household like a Business
11/19/2007 [-] Facing the new reality of retirement
11/19/2007 [-] Hooked on the spending high
11/19/2007 [-] Businesses 'leery' of Vista
11/19/2007 [-] Iemma opens China wine joint venture
11/19/2007 [-] Â40bn wiped off FTSE's blue ships
11/19/2007 [-] Carr Stagehands Have More Leverage Than Writers
11/19/2007 [-] Stocks Fall on Fresh Woes in Banking Sector
11/19/2007 [-] Amazon launches own e-book reader
11/19/2007 [-] PKB Plans To Franchise Ar-Rahn Pawn Business
11/19/2007 [-] Rendell says amphitheater funding for Steelers could be lost
11/19/2007 [-] She women's store to merge with Rodes for Her
11/19/2007 [-] BP sale of 'ampm' stores puts thousands of NW jobs in jeopardy
11/19/2007 [-] Oil rises on weaker dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Electronics recycling is a toxic business for China
11/19/2007 [-] Grass grub killer technology for human trials
11/19/2007 [-] East Coast drought costly for farmers
11/19/2007 [-] New website for farmers to buy stock online
11/19/2007 [-] British gov't defends Northern Rock policy, as shares nosedive
11/19/2007 [-] Environmental consultant targets climate change market
11/19/2007 [-] World Bank encouraging 'responsible' Chinese lending in Africa Zoellick
11/19/2007 [-] Bid for Auckland Airport stake raises debt concerns
11/19/2007 [-] Petrolifera stock plunges on Argentina tax change
11/19/2007 [-] CP Rail, engineers in talks after labor deal fails
11/19/2007 [-] Atna Resources and Canyon Resources agree to merge in US25.9M deal
11/19/2007 [-] Tata says ultra-cheap car will be least polluting on Indian roads
11/19/2007 [-] Lululemon shares trade lower after claims about VitaSea line removed
11/19/2007 [-] Palestinian businessman launches rival political party
11/19/2007 [-] America saving time, money, energy
11/19/2007 [-] Gang smuggled heroin in saris
11/19/2007 [-] Accused 'confessed affair'
11/19/2007 [-] California attorney general sues Mattel, others over toys containing lead
11/19/2007 [-] Wall Street plunges 200 points
11/19/2007 [-] AAA Fuel prices at record highs but could level off by Thanksgiving
11/19/2007 [-] On our tourism blog Orlando's theme parks may face off at the airport
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices rise with talk of dumping the dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Renault Samsung says new SUV to help boost global sales
11/19/2007 [-] U.S. official Outside testing firms needed for toy safety
11/19/2007 [-] Court orders Telekom to sell iPhone without subscription
11/19/2007 [-] GPS Services for Cellphones
11/19/2007 [-] Surveys Predict Slow Consumer Spending
11/19/2007 [-] Broadway strike to continue
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock crisis deepens as cut-price offers come in
11/19/2007 [-] Frankfurt stock trading idled by outage
11/19/2007 [-] Union resumes talks with German rail company
11/19/2007 [-] Oil near 94 a barrel
11/19/2007 [-] N Rock Darling's pledge to taxpayers
11/19/2007 [-] Debt risk alert service launched
11/19/2007 [-] Tuesday's child is busy jobhunting
11/19/2007 [-] Column WSU Tri-Cities' Liberal Arts program goes beyond textbooks
11/19/2007 [-] New options getting through Louisville airport
11/19/2007 [-] Settlement in Guidant case swells to 240M
11/19/2007 [-] 66M to aid IU, Kenya anti-AIDS program
11/19/2007 [-] CanaRx sues WISH over report
11/19/2007 [-] Data points Microsoft is the most influential technology firm
11/19/2007 [-] Health Insurance Scams Targeting Small Businesses, Individuals Increasing
11/19/2007 [-] Fewer Small Businesses Offering Workers Health Insurance, According to Study
11/19/2007 [-] Business Mayor wants hike in intel funding
11/19/2007 [-] Brian Grazer Just Wants to Be Loved
11/19/2007 [-] Deals set to lure Canadians to local malls on Black Friday
11/19/2007 [-] Business PhilNits bares exam passers
11/19/2007 [-] Business Deposits, still main source of BDO's funds
11/19/2007 [-] Business DTI conducts tests for call center aspirants
11/19/2007 [-] Annuities can provide guaranteed income
11/19/2007 [-] Gas Prices Fall As Oil Futures Waffle
11/19/2007 [-] Central Virginia Business Biodiesel arrives in area
11/19/2007 [-] Canning steps down as CEO at Madison Dearborn
11/19/2007 [-] What's up with 'whois'?
11/19/2007 [-] Wage deal averts mass resignation threat by nurses
11/19/2007 [-] Talks to resume as writers strike enters third week
11/19/2007 [-] Business Silay City gears for global ICT locators
11/19/2007 [-] Guard held for killing Hailey Road businessman
11/19/2007 [-] Zimbabwe to take mining stakes
11/19/2007 [-] Board to promote advanced technology and R&D investment
11/19/2007 [-] Drive to speed up new law
11/19/2007 [-] Nok Air cancels Indian route but pledges to expand network
11/19/2007 [-] Business Tax notes Payment of MCIT
11/19/2007 [-] Business ICT official urges BPO firms to hedge amid falling dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Business All-Filipino specialty spa opens
11/19/2007 [-] Business Biz groups eye Turkish market
11/19/2007 [-] Drug plant closings leave Puerto Rico feeling sick
11/19/2007 [-] Business China launched to help S'pore tap opportunities in China
11/19/2007 [-] Kagame to Award Ugandan Businessmen
11/19/2007 [-] Ilyushin Finance in talks on selling extra Tu-204 planes to Iran
11/19/2007 [-] Nike and Foot Locker open first House of Hoops Monday
11/19/2007 [-] New software adds up the cost of meetings
11/19/2007 [-] Is McDonald's a threat to Starbucks?
11/19/2007 [-] Amazon.com tries to 'Kindle' sales at 400 a pop
11/19/2007 [-] Broker closed for sub-prime loans
11/19/2007 [-] Gas Leak Closes Road, Evacuates Businesses
11/19/2007 [-] CORRECTED Electronics in, clothes out for US holiday sales
11/19/2007 [-] Freddie Mac's subprime losses may hit 5 billion CS
11/19/2007 [-] Business owner shoots for a new thing
11/19/2007 [-] Gas Prices Fall As Oil Futures Slip
11/19/2007 [-] Making Africa's customs efficient
11/19/2007 [-] Steelmakers warn BHP-Rio Tinto deal would create 'virtual monopoly'
11/19/2007 [-] Stocks fall amid banking concerns
11/19/2007 [-] Central bank governor says China supports strong dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Growth cools in Singapore, falling below expectations
11/19/2007 [-] MTV gets low-cost lab with a rebel video site
11/19/2007 [-] A Hollywood player in search of the limelight
11/19/2007 [-] The Workplace Take action against distraction
11/19/2007 [-] Doubts surround Cambodia's plans for a stock exchange
11/19/2007 [-] McDonald's goes full steam ahead into specialty coffee
11/19/2007 [-] Disunity and attacks on dollar cloud rare OPEC meeting
11/19/2007 [-] There's no business for show business
11/19/2007 [-] CORRECTED-Virgin Mobile posts wider quarterly loss
11/19/2007 [-] Darling says all Northern Rock options open
11/19/2007 [-] Minister presses for Delta, Salford investigations
11/19/2007 [-] Johannesburg, South Africa
11/19/2007 [-] VeriSign to sell business units, return to basics
11/19/2007 [-] Ky. unemployment rate drops in October
11/19/2007 [-] Bayer says Nexavar approved as liver cancer treatment in U.S.
11/19/2007 [-] Analyst predicts Citigroup will take up to 15B in writedowns in coming quarters
11/19/2007 [-] Steak n Shake stock hits new low
11/19/2007 [-] Ailing housing and credit markets likely to sap economy's energy
11/19/2007 [-] SAS pulls Q400 turboprops after new mishap
11/19/2007 [-] Inside Business Fortescue enters mining spotlight
11/19/2007 [-] Air China to launch regular N Korea flights
11/19/2007 [-] Mexico's job promises unfulfilled
11/19/2007 [-] Hull cheese factory inks deal with Wisconsin firm
11/19/2007 [-] Would a dollar loan save a fortune?
11/19/2007 [-] BT chairman to oversee private equity code of conduct
11/19/2007 [-] E-Trade customers calmed
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller agrees to buy Grolsch for 1.2B
11/19/2007 [-] Picfare Group Pumps 28m in Textile Business
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices drop almost 2 a barrel
11/19/2007 [-] OPEC To Convert to Euro? Oil Prices React
11/19/2007 [-] Richemont Plans to Spin Off Tobacco Business
11/19/2007 [-] BusinessCast November 19, 2007
11/19/2007 [-] Emission Reductions Support is needed from Business Sector
11/19/2007 [-] Domino's is raising dough for St. Jude
11/19/2007 [-] Businesses Fall Victim To Burglaries
11/19/2007 [-] news Identity theft warning for consumers and businesses
11/19/2007 [-] Motorola hopes new Razr2 cell phone can turn its fortunes around
11/19/2007 [-] Villasqueenstown.Com Double Win In Business Awards
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices rise to US95 a barrel on OPEC comments on depreciating U.S. dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Aer Lingus files EU lawsuit seeking removal of Ryanair as its top shareholder
11/19/2007 [-] Trichet Outlook for global economic growth remains encouraging
11/19/2007 [-] US stocks open lower ahead of homebuilder's index; banks downgraded
11/19/2007 [-] Helio Bumps Up Business Capabilities of Ocean
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re Reports 878 Million Subprime Loss
11/19/2007 [-] Best-selling business books for October
11/19/2007 [-] Protect your assets by taking inventory inside your home
11/19/2007 [-] The culture of currency
11/19/2007 [-] Index funds can build investment base
11/19/2007 [-] Spend thousands on seats - and eat for free all season
11/19/2007 [-] `Celebrity Apprentice' Stars Announced
11/19/2007 [-] A few of Tech Buzz's favorite things for the holidays
11/19/2007 [-] Lowe's 3Q Profit Falls, Cuts Outlook
11/19/2007 [-] OPEC Comment Drives Oil to 95
11/19/2007 [-] Futures fall on Citi downgrade and Lowe's outlook
11/19/2007 [-] Campbell quarterly profit falls
11/19/2007 [-] WSU Tri-Cities to sponsor tour Tuesday
11/19/2007 [-] S Korea's Samsung Electronics sheds 1,600 jobs Report
11/19/2007 [-] Russia's growing business appetite
11/19/2007 [-] U.S. foes slam dollar at historic OPEC meeting
11/19/2007 [-] Iran's leader calls dollar 'worthless'
11/19/2007 [-] Pinellas remains found under Madeira Beach business
11/19/2007 [-] Interest rates rise on small loans
11/19/2007 [-] Are emerging markets right for you?
11/19/2007 [-] Police Two drunk drivers simultaneously slam into same Oakland Co. business
11/19/2007 [-] WestJet eyes service pact with Air France report
11/19/2007 [-] U.S. dollar fall appropriate but uneven BOC's Dodge
11/19/2007 [-] Early market signals negative at start of holiday-shortened trading week
11/19/2007 [-] Lowe's 3Q profit falls 10 per cent; company cites housing slump, weather
11/19/2007 [-] BHP-Rio merger could create monopoly Chinese body
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re posts US878M loss related to subprime mortgages
11/19/2007 [-] Canada wholesale trade jumps in September
11/19/2007 [-] Brookfield paying US80M for Chicago-based property asset manager KG Redding
11/19/2007 [-] September, third-quarter gains offset wholesale sales slips
11/19/2007 [-] Why writers, studios are on edge
11/19/2007 [-] Among poppies and Taliban, Afghan pomegranate farmers see demand
11/19/2007 [-] Talk will never be cheap for bidders in Northern Rock auction
11/19/2007 [-] The target-setting must be analysed in the context of a difficult financial climate
11/19/2007 [-] Chancellor to list Northern Rock demands
11/19/2007 [-] Rogers commission to consider new business park
11/19/2007 [-] New Orleans brewer struggles to bring back beer after Katrina
11/19/2007 [-] EU economies living beyond ecological means
11/19/2007 [-] Sony cuts game designers' prices
11/19/2007 [-] Bolsa Caracas sube 0,83 pct por impulso de siderúrgica Sivensa
11/19/2007 [-] €280m spent on audiovisual productions
11/19/2007 [-] Travelodge plans 100 hotels in Spain
11/19/2007 [-] Czech premier adopting euro not realistic in 2012
11/19/2007 [-] Apparel sales drop as women reject dowdy threads
11/19/2007 [-] Apparel sales coming apart at the seams
11/19/2007 [-] Sincere Watch opens flagship store in Kuala Lumpur
11/19/2007 [-] Economic cooperation between China, S'pore flourishing
11/19/2007 [-] FTSE falls as Northern Rock weighs
11/19/2007 [-] Law Society ordered to hand over Byrne files
11/19/2007 [-] More litter bins 'should be provided by businesses'
11/19/2007 [-] Wal-Mart's critics to focus on safety report
11/19/2007 [-] Lowe's posts lower profit
11/19/2007 [-] Aussino, Hardy Amies team up to open stores in China
11/19/2007 [-] Singapore ranked tops in Asia for ease of tax payment
11/19/2007 [-] New Chamber of Commerce chief addresses issues in South Carolina
11/19/2007 [-] AS THE Northern Rock shareholders meet at Newcastle's Royal Station Hotel tomorrow lunchtime, not...
11/19/2007 [-] Surprise may offer luxury lodging
11/19/2007 [-] Homewood's SoHo Square developers to build Aloft hotel
11/19/2007 [-] Oce Business Services Introduces Oce Universal Fleet Management
11/19/2007 [-] Win a Dale Carnegie Training course
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices rally after OPEC summit
11/19/2007 [-] Stocks set to fall on fresh credit woes
11/19/2007 [-] Lowe's posts lower quarterly profit
11/19/2007 [-] Parody leads to Hershey suit in Indy
11/19/2007 [-] Kentucky's red tape tied up Medco deal
11/19/2007 [-] 100 laptops? Not really, but 200 isn't bad
11/19/2007 [-] Myanmar crisis to dominate ASEAN summit
11/19/2007 [-] Missouri needs to do more for bioscience, business leaders sayPost a Comment
11/19/2007 [-] Newton High students open businesses mdash; at least for a day
11/19/2007 [-] DECA gives high school students practical business experience
11/19/2007 [-] A rocky road for Northern Rock
11/19/2007 [-] First-time buyers 'on a third job'
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock bids 'materially low'
11/19/2007 [-] Scientific Atlanta adding building at Gwinnett HQ
11/19/2007 [-] Michael Y. Cannon Real Estate
11/19/2007 [-] - Housing, Credit Markets May Hurt Economy
11/19/2007 [-] Lowe's Post Lower 3Q Profit
11/19/2007 [-] A renter's dilemma Foreclosures can hit those who don't own
11/19/2007 [-] Ecuador joins anti-US camp with call for political OPEC
11/19/2007 [-] First annual Asian M&A conference opens in S'pore
11/19/2007 [-] Far East Organization to spend S26m to revamp Ginza Plaza
11/19/2007 [-] Keppel FELS secures S300m contract to build vessel
11/19/2007 [-] Singapore shares close 0.85% down
11/19/2007 [-] MAS has no plans to change monetary policy before April
11/19/2007 [-] Hill-Rom to open innovation centre in Singapore
11/19/2007 [-] Singapore's retail rents not rising as fast as other cities C&W
11/19/2007 [-] Construction booms in Reynolds Crossing
11/19/2007 [-] Chinese banks extend their global reach
11/19/2007 [-] China pays inflated price for ignoring prophet
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller to bid US1.2 billion for Netherlands' brewer Grolsch
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock shares dive 23 percent on bid news
11/19/2007 [-] Southwest's new business model
11/19/2007 [-] Amazon may unveil e-reader device
11/19/2007 [-] Bundesbank forecasts further growth
11/19/2007 [-] Gulf states mull revaluing currencies
11/19/2007 [-] Travelodge plans Spain expansion
11/19/2007 [-] Inside Business BHP-Rio merger 'irresistable logic'
11/19/2007 [-] BHP boss claims merger with Rio has bilateral shareholder support
11/19/2007 [-] QA Airline mergers
11/19/2007 [-] Merger, acquisition - or alliance
11/19/2007 [-] France may push for 66 bn St Gobain-Lafarge merger
11/19/2007 [-] Airlines deny reports of merger talks
11/19/2007 [-] United, Delta deny report of merger talks
11/19/2007 [-] Barratt says housing market tough
11/19/2007 [-] Union solidarity at Ford a matter of faith
11/19/2007 [-] Central bankers alert to GDP downside risks G10's Trichet
11/19/2007 [-] Nigerian Bank PHB launches 712 mln share offer
11/19/2007 [-] Gold exchange traded funds attract more investors
11/19/2007 [-] S.Africa Top-40 index down 1 pct on global weakness
11/19/2007 [-] Nikkei hits 16-month closing low
11/19/2007 [-] College provides job-specific training with new instructor
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re Reports 878M Subprime Loss
11/19/2007 [-] Pilot project allows peek at future use of electricity
11/19/2007 [-] INVESTING Buffet scores big on stock buys
11/19/2007 [-] Shoppers may be rethinking gifts of gold
11/19/2007 [-] Employer health costs are on rise
11/19/2007 [-] Payday lenders to post fees
11/19/2007 [-] TOUGH SELL SECOND OF TWO PARTS Housing slide may chill sales for holiday
11/19/2007 [-] Ford, Honda head insurance industry's list of safest vehicles
11/19/2007 [-] UAW workers at Ford ratify historic contract
11/19/2007 [-] High hopes for holiday
11/19/2007 [-] PD paired with Yahoo
11/19/2007 [-] U.S. consumers unwittingly fueling global e-waste trade
11/19/2007 [-] NBC acquires 'Quarterlife' Web show
11/19/2007 [-] LG W/ PEP �GO
11/19/2007 [-] Subprime lesson in math, greed
11/19/2007 [-] Medtronic earnings
11/19/2007 [-] Money in cheap laptops for poor kids
11/19/2007 [-] The consumer coma
11/19/2007 [-] TSA tinkers around the edges of security
11/19/2007 [-] Chancellor to list Rock sale rules
11/19/2007 [-] Mobiles reach rural Uganda
11/19/2007 [-] Japanese steel federation against proposed BHP Billiton buyout of Rio Tinto
11/19/2007 [-] US trade representative optimistic about successful conclusion to Doha trade talks
11/19/2007 [-] Chinese oil companies mum on report of alleged links to underground bank
11/19/2007 [-] Find Ways To Counter An Ego That's Destructive
11/19/2007 [-] UK surgery firm in Olympus deal
11/19/2007 [-] Revenue hopes for offshore cash
11/19/2007 [-] Rwanda Kagame to Award Ugandan Businessmen
11/19/2007 [-] This hasn't been an easy fall for Janet Harrah. But that doesn't mean...
11/19/2007 [-] Video Game Consoles Do you want to move, watch Blu-ray or chat?
11/19/2007 [-] Fiscal bodies sign MoU
11/19/2007 [-] October composite interest rate slips
11/19/2007 [-] Limerick store wins national FBD Crest award
11/19/2007 [-] 'Howard' to assist online shoppers
11/19/2007 [-] Aer Lingus lodges formal Ryanair appeal
11/19/2007 [-] Simple, cheaper PCs find an audience with children
11/19/2007 [-] List The next billion PCs
11/19/2007 [-] Gift Search Finding elusive `Made in USA'
11/19/2007 [-] Sub-prime battle Political divide limits solutions as millions face eviction in US
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar down 1.78 kopeks, euro up 2.54 kopeks Central Bank
11/19/2007 [-] SET ends lower 2.11%
11/19/2007 [-] Harmony CEO Elandsrand mine full output in ten days
11/19/2007 [-] Zimbabwe says inflation data delayed
11/19/2007 [-] Copper, lead and zinc down on demand worries
11/19/2007 [-] STUDENTS LEARN BUSINESS SUCCESS
11/19/2007 [-] Playing it safe
11/19/2007 [-] Tofurky sales soar for Thanksgiving
11/19/2007 [-] Property transfers
11/19/2007 [-] Campgrounds open for business
11/19/2007 [-] Falling Dollar Raises Questions At Home, Overseas
11/19/2007 [-] Turks' High Fashion Headscarves Lingerie
11/19/2007 [-] NT Govt finds spin in Downer's cricket pitch
11/19/2007 [-] Hong Kong's unemployment rate tumbles to nine-year low
11/19/2007 [-] Frankfurt stock trading hit by one-hour outage
11/19/2007 [-] Japan's Olympus to buy British medical equipment maker
11/19/2007 [-] Sony halves charges for PlayStation 3 software development kit
11/19/2007 [-] Cairo to host 'Made in India' business show
11/19/2007 [-] Private equity reforms
11/19/2007 [-] ABF 'mulls bread sale'
11/19/2007 [-] Travelodge unveils Spanish launch
11/19/2007 [-] Spa group Sanctuary 'up for sale'
11/19/2007 [-] Owners told to look at cash outs
11/19/2007 [-] Bitter battle for S&N set to rage on
11/19/2007 [-] Treasury `looking to extend Rock loan'
11/19/2007 [-] Norcros ready to tough it out
11/19/2007 [-] Lauded Ariz. economist passes away
11/19/2007 [-] Branson says has India telecoms partner
11/19/2007 [-] Barclays Wealth unit adding 800 jobs worldwide
11/19/2007 [-] Private equity firms to be asked to open up
11/19/2007 [-] Reinsurance giant takes hit
11/19/2007 [-] Indian business models to benefit South Africa telecom
11/19/2007 [-] Eni fails in Burren Energy buyout
11/19/2007 [-] Analysts urge buying options on retail stocks
11/19/2007 [-] Merrill Lynch names NYSE head Thain to lead broker amid turmoil
11/19/2007 [-] Small businesses easily prevent accidental data leakage with Sophos
11/19/2007 [-] Mobile move casts the social networks wider
11/19/2007 [-] UK says may offer help to Northern Rock bidders
11/19/2007 [-] Music Video Games Everything but the groupies
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock says offers are below bank's value
11/19/2007 [-] Thai shares tumble 2.1 per cent
11/19/2007 [-] A&L says raising funds at near LIBOR
11/19/2007 [-] ASEAN eyes booming China
11/19/2007 [-] Environment minister ready to remove obstacles for businessmen
11/19/2007 [-] Branson on business and social responsibility
11/19/2007 [-] US to finance new African investment funds
11/19/2007 [-] Botswana stock index slips 0.2 percent
11/19/2007 [-] Turbulance Ahead Weak Dollar, Weak Airbus Profits
11/19/2007 [-] Gold closes lower in Hong Kong at US788.45 an ounce
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re posts US878 million loss from subprime crisis
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller to bid €816 million for Netherlands' Grolsch
11/19/2007 [-] Prime Serbian insurer to be sold today
11/19/2007 [-] BusinessWise briefs
11/19/2007 [-] HIV/AIDS drug developer reports loss
11/19/2007 [-] Transportation initiative needs leader in driver's seat
11/19/2007 [-] Military to open airspace for holiday
11/19/2007 [-] Tele-treatment
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller buying Grolsch brewery
11/19/2007 [-] There's a right way to play the game — and earn a promotion
11/19/2007 [-] South Florida Business Planner
11/19/2007 [-] Security freeze protects your ID — for a price
11/19/2007 [-] Quick Take Do work that makes you happy
11/19/2007 [-] Preparing for Black Friday is a big deal
11/19/2007 [-] Uncertain economy makes tax planning, projections critical
11/19/2007 [-] Year-end tax planning, projections may be more complicated than usual
11/19/2007 [-] Asean pads up for big play as India, China race ahead
11/19/2007 [-] A 'make-or-break year' for insurers
11/19/2007 [-] Region is among high-tech hot spots
11/19/2007 [-] Fine Print Blue Rose condo-hotel project to be late bloomer
11/19/2007 [-] SCC's nursing program will expand with move
11/19/2007 [-] Dream homes are Orlando-based Jim Ross Design Group's specialty
11/19/2007 [-] The staid insurance industry loosens up to recruit a younger crowd
11/19/2007 [-] Jaguar race goes to wire
11/19/2007 [-] Bids undervalue Northern Rock
11/19/2007 [-] French transport strike continues with negotiations imminent
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller to buy Dutch brewer Royal Grolsch
11/19/2007 [-] Canada buy takes Wood into oil sands
11/19/2007 [-] Small businesses grappling with recruitment and retention challenges
11/19/2007 [-] 1136 a.m. - Nampa Port of Subs to hold grand opening Friday
11/19/2007 [-] Olympus to boost surgery with 935 mln pound Gyrus deal
11/19/2007 [-] Barratt says housing market tougher
11/19/2007 [-] FTSE positive as housebuilders boost
11/19/2007 [-] China's Olympics TV advert auction nets 10bln USD
11/19/2007 [-] China marks 774M for energy conservation
11/19/2007 [-] Smart back with free broadband offer
11/19/2007 [-] Hansen will be tackling lawyers at Scottish Legal Awards gala lunch
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller says to buy Grolsch for 1.2 bln
11/19/2007 [-] European shares off to firm start, helped by M&A
11/19/2007 [-] FTSE positive as housebuilders boost; N.Rock down
11/19/2007 [-] Mauritius sees tourism earnings up 21.6% in 2007
11/19/2007 [-] Credit Suisse cuts South Africa equities
11/19/2007 [-] Cooking oil prices increase
11/19/2007 [-] The Fast Track
11/19/2007 [-] New chief has SBDC making a bigger impact
11/19/2007 [-] Year-end planning may take a twist
11/19/2007 [-] Carmel startup touts benefits of its drink for diabetics
11/19/2007 [-] Turkey to be pardoned by President Bush will be heading to Disney World
11/19/2007 [-] Farepak victims miss festive cash
11/19/2007 [-] Barratt upbeat despite slowdown
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re hit by sub-prime losses
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices rise after Opec summit
11/19/2007 [-] ATT may bid for EchoStar by year's end report
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller makes 1.19 bln offer for Grolsch
11/19/2007 [-] Anheuser-Busch to increase TV marketing for core brands report
11/19/2007 [-] Sanichi nearly at RM25m mark
11/19/2007 [-] Lemon of a fund could be lemonade it pays to check
11/19/2007 [-] - McDonald's Eyes Ballooning Coffee Market
11/19/2007 [-] McDonald's eyes coffee business
11/19/2007 [-] McDonald's is loving coffee crowd
11/19/2007 [-] Phoenix company sells coffee for dogs
11/19/2007 [-] NINE Scottish radio stations including Clyde and Forth could lose their local branding under...
11/19/2007 [-] Bad Odor Can Stem From Bad Fuel
11/19/2007 [-] The Pregnant Pause
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar weak in Asian trade on Fed concerns
11/19/2007 [-] German IT group Infineon worried by dollar's drop
11/19/2007 [-] China's Olympics TV advert auction nets 10bln USD
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller says to buy Grolsch for 1.2 bln
11/19/2007 [-] Asian shares weaker as credit worries persist
11/19/2007 [-] OPEC comments on depreciating US dollar push oil prices up near 95 a barrel
11/19/2007 [-] Swiss Re hit by subprime crisis
11/19/2007 [-] Airport board set for power battle
11/19/2007 [-] Idea gets cold reception at airport
11/19/2007 [-] Japan's Nikkei index falls to 15-month low; traders sell steel, trading house shares
11/19/2007 [-] Euro falls against the dollar in thin trading
11/19/2007 [-] As the dollar falls to historic lows, some win, some lose
11/19/2007 [-] Sumitomo Mitsui bank group reports 30 percent drop in profit for first fiscal half
11/19/2007 [-] Gold opens higher in London
11/19/2007 [-] In Transylvania , bat-vertising helps anemic business
11/19/2007 [-] Rock offers 'undervalue the bank'
11/19/2007 [-] High inflation predicted
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller says to buy Grolsch
11/19/2007 [-] European shares off to firm start
11/19/2007 [-] Bangkok Transit Authority to lay off 6,000 bus staff
11/19/2007 [-] China's Olympics TV advert auction nets US10b
11/19/2007 [-] Property booms means big business for home furnishing industry
11/19/2007 [-] Electronic waste recycling sparks a toxic trade
11/19/2007 [-] Lead in toys sparks lawsuit
11/19/2007 [-] 'Beowulf' makes a 3-D splash
11/19/2007 [-] Norway puts its money where its ethics are
11/19/2007 [-] Down and out in Portugal
11/19/2007 [-] Bad reviews pile up for FCC chief's plan
11/19/2007 [-] Putting their money into the right to know
11/19/2007 [-] Rock offers 'undervalue the bank'
11/19/2007 [-] SABMiller makes 1.19 bln offer for Grolsch
11/19/2007 [-] AT&T may bid for EchoStar by year's end report
11/19/2007 [-] Tourist center booming
11/19/2007 [-] Harris gives 500,000 toward zoo renovations
11/19/2007 [-] Students to pitch business plans
11/19/2007 [-] Exercising new ideas
11/19/2007 [-] Business commission told to 'be fair' in handling Temasek case
11/19/2007 [-] Pulse sets date for listing
11/19/2007 [-] NZer among top BP staff moving to US company
11/19/2007 [-] Widespread explains loss
11/19/2007 [-] Higher passenger traffic at Wellington Airport
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock says potential bidders are undervaluing company
11/19/2007 [-] The best places online to find deals
11/19/2007 [-] Private firms exceed 5.5 million in China
11/19/2007 [-] Russia approves Ovoca Gold's silver site
11/19/2007 [-] Networking Association of Financial Professionals
11/19/2007 [-] Melinda Doolittle to appear at Wildhorse
11/19/2007 [-] JE Crain & Son Inc. to build Hill Center
11/19/2007 [-] Target will be anchor of new mall in Gallatin
11/19/2007 [-] Birmingham signs Bonnaroo firm to improve City Stages
11/19/2007 [-] TVA says industry expands by 5.6B
11/19/2007 [-] Cost to heat home will increase by double digits
11/19/2007 [-] Wall Streeter takes shine to mine, goes for the gold
11/19/2007 [-] Shoppers may balk at gold's higher prices
11/19/2007 [-] Branson favors planned Airbus 900-seat A380
11/19/2007 [-] Will there be a gaggle of Google Android phones?
11/19/2007 [-] Shoppers, take heed on Black Friday
11/19/2007 [-] Home, credit woes crimping growth
11/19/2007 [-] Books, cellphones to connect
11/19/2007 [-] Bill tries his hand at a little comedy
11/19/2007 [-] "White spaces" divide Samsung
11/19/2007 [-] Just say the word; you're in business
11/19/2007 [-] Saving the world a gigabyte at a time
11/19/2007 [-] Robotic Tahoe takes the wheel
11/19/2007 [-] Oil climbs above 95 on US dollar concerns
11/19/2007 [-] S.Africa's rand opens firmer, stocks seen flat
11/19/2007 [-] Gold rallies on dollar, oil, but stays below 800
11/19/2007 [-] Zimbabwe government seeks 25 pct stakes in mining firms
11/19/2007 [-] US dollar undervalued and it may become more so
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar continues near record lows
11/19/2007 [-] Olympus says to acquire Gyrus Group
11/19/2007 [-] Barratt says housing market tight
11/19/2007 [-] Study State's economic woes to continue til '09
11/19/2007 [-] Shaky economy complicates tax planning
11/19/2007 [-] Court Tosses Federal Fuel Economy Rules
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock lifeline could be extended
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices higher over tight supplies
11/19/2007 [-] Japan's Nikkei stock average falls 0.74 percent
11/19/2007 [-] Sony halves fees for PlayStation 3 software development to encourage outside game designers
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar falls versus yen in Asian trading as Japanese exporters sell greenback
11/19/2007 [-] - Chavez US Attack on Iran Will Spike Oil
11/19/2007 [-] Xerox to declare first dividend since 2001 report
11/19/2007 [-] Emmerson looking to raise $15m
11/19/2007 [-] Murchison Midwest war of words continues
11/19/2007 [-] Money secrets kept from partners
11/19/2007 [-] Obese people 'costing £4.4m a year'
11/19/2007 [-] SGX agrees in principle to buy 20% stake in Philippine Dealing System Holdings
11/19/2007 [-] RUXX investment index set to open 1.32% down
11/19/2007 [-] Banks' correspondent accounts with CBR rise 21.2%
11/19/2007 [-] Brambles expects strong profit growth
11/19/2007 [-] Health-care deductibles on the rise
11/19/2007 [-] Fed's Stern Foreclosures in housing to rise
11/19/2007 [-] Steel firms oppose BHP-Rio deal
11/19/2007 [-] Dollar dips vs yen on Japan investors, credit fear
11/19/2007 [-] Sasol shares could soar further Barron's
11/19/2007 [-] Barloworld boosts FY headline EPS by 13 pct
11/19/2007 [-] Algeria's Jan-Oct inflation at 3.4 percent
11/19/2007 [-] Shanghai zinc down over 5 pct on oversupply fears
11/19/2007 [-] Citizens Win Business Accolades
11/19/2007 [-] E-pollution is on the rise Global electronic waste mishandled in China
11/19/2007 [-] Social Security and You Trial period lets you work while on disability
11/19/2007 [-] Jeanie Wyatt Bernanke is the right man for the times
11/19/2007 [-] Top Ten Movies 3-D 'Beowulf' slays competition
11/19/2007 [-] Wall Street to focus on housing data, Fed minutes, more earnings this week
11/19/2007 [-] McDonald's eyes ballooning coffee market, but franchisees not happy
11/19/2007 [-] Study links women's income, housework
11/19/2007 [-] Resumania Keep statement of objective simple, focused
11/19/2007 [-] Employment Why good workers leave bad workplaces
11/19/2007 [-] Dateline Pittsburgh,
11/19/2007 [-] FTSE seen opening higher
11/19/2007 [-] Will this be the Crunch that stole Christmas?
11/19/2007 [-] MTV Arabia will rock to a milder beat
11/19/2007 [-] Samsung pride takes hit
11/19/2007 [-] NFL's Carpenter scores with charity
11/19/2007 [-] Electronics disposal a growing problem in China
11/19/2007 [-] Just don't call it 'preppy'
11/19/2007 [-] Italians Tune in to Real-Life Sopranos
11/19/2007 [-] Environmental Groups Cutting Catalog Stacks
11/19/2007 [-] Publishers Seek to Mine Book Circles
11/19/2007 [-] A Web Site for Pet Lovers, and Marketers Who Love Them
11/19/2007 [-] Fox Cable Guy Edges Into the Big Pay Leagues
11/19/2007 [-] Hollywood Producer of Varied Interests, Many Hits, but Little Fame
11/19/2007 [-] Humor Can Bring Back an Audience
11/19/2007 [-] New Business Ideas Vending Machine Variety
11/19/2007 [-] Business in Wisconsin
11/19/2007 [-] Consultant builds business to build a better life
11/19/2007 [-] Telkom says H1 headline EPS down 15.1 pct
11/19/2007 [-] Netcare full-yr headline EPS up 27 pct
11/19/2007 [-] Times Topics Goldman Sachs
11/19/2007 [-] Celgene to Acquire Pharmion
11/19/2007 [-] Kiwi remains supported amid risk nervousness
11/19/2007 [-] Goodman Fielder to close, rebuild plant
11/19/2007 [-] Demand strong for finance company bond issue
11/19/2007 [-] Rakon, Infratil disappoints flat market
11/19/2007 [-] Goldman Sachs Rakes in Profit in Credit Crisis
11/19/2007 [-] Oil prices rise to mid-US94 a barrel on OPEC comments on depreciating US dollar
11/19/2007 [-] Ailing housing and credit markets likely to sap US economy's energy
11/19/2007 [-] Tickets that include food in South Florida
11/19/2007 [-] Darling to set out Rock options
11/19/2007 [-] Top Pakistani businessman is appointed counsellor
11/19/2007 [-] Republic 'banks' profit -
11/19/2007 [-] It all comes down to 6 questions
11/19/2007 [-] Car buyers make a run for the border
11/19/2007 [-] Y'all can keep your dead presidents, yo
11/19/2007 [-] Pro hockey great game, bad business
11/19/2007 [-] Little bank on the Prairie
11/19/2007 [-] Darling to outline Northern Rock options
11/19/2007 [-] Marks & Spencer to set up in India
11/19/2007 [-] 'Deep concern' among G20 countries over rising food prices
11/19/2007 [-] OPEC declaration stresses market stability, clean energy
11/19/2007 [-] Critics assail weak U.S. dollar at OPEC event
11/19/2007 [-] SET down 1.02%
11/19/2007 [-] HSBC appoints new CEO
11/19/2007 [-] Police Two drunk drivers simultaneously slam into same business
11/19/2007 [-] How holiday savings clubs work
11/19/2007 [-] Christmas club one way to budget for holidays
11/19/2007 [-] Gold opens higher in Hong Kong at US792.75 an ounce
11/19/2007 [-] We'll fight you all the way, airlines warn EU over carbon-...
11/19/2007 [-] I-10 Closure Affects Drivers and Businesses
11/19/2007 [-] ALP promises healthy constituents and businesses
11/19/2007 [-] OneSteel facing domestic margin pressure
11/19/2007 [-] iiNet sees underlying earnings growth
11/19/2007 [-] 'Unsolicited' credit cheques sent
11/19/2007 [-] Cost of property falls
11/19/2007 [-] Farepak victims 'forced into debt'
11/19/2007 [-] Celgene's Smart Buy
11/19/2007 [-] Biodiesel craze turns fryer grease to gold
11/19/2007 [-] Pakistani Businesspeople Survey Market
11/19/2007 [-] Gasoline prices not yet a crisis
11/19/2007 [-] Leaders in Dubai Business Forum Opens
11/19/2007 [-] Stocks up, oil gains boost energy shares
11/19/2007 [-] Oil climbs toward 95 on U.S. dollar concerns
11/19/2007 [-] Europe must do more to cut e-waste report
11/19/2007 [-] Grow economies not emissions, says Tuttle
11/19/2007 [-] Rare Leica camera fetches record price
11/19/2007 [-] Amazon likely to unveil new e-book reader today
11/19/2007 [-] Malaysia Airlines to buy planes to expand fleet
11/19/2007 [-] Air China to begin three flights to North Korea
11/19/2007 [-] TomTom set to launch US4 bil. bid for Tele Atlas
11/19/2007 [-] Vietnam premier Economy to expand 8.5% this year
11/19/2007 [-] Toy recalls boost 'made in America' sales
11/19/2007 [-] Americans likely to hold wallets tighter for holidays
11/19/2007 [-] Americans unwittingly fuel electronic waste trade
11/19/2007 [-] Hydrogen cars may be long way down the road
11/19/2007 [-] EU exporters struggle with euro's rise
11/19/2007 [-] Gold an endangered gift this holiday season
11/19/2007 [-] ASEAN trade ministers seek single market
11/19/2007 [-] Thousands attend Myanmar gems auction despite human rights outcry, report says
11/19/2007 [-] Shanghai bourse may allow overseas firms to trade
11/19/2007 [-] South Korea's Samsung sheds 1,600 workers
11/19/2007 [-] Gulf states to consider revaluing currencies
11/19/2007 [-] Canadian dollar, Brazilian real, euro, bear crisis brunt IMF chief
11/19/2007 [-] G-20 draft stresses inflation, growth risks
11/19/2007 [-] Volatility, thin trade seen due to Thanksgiving
11/19/2007 [-] Q3 flat panel display output tops US15 billion
11/19/2007 [-] Medical equipment output grows 6.3 percent
11/19/2007 [-] Federal Court Affirms Charity 'Business' Tax Status
11/19/2007 [-] EarthLink Reconsiders City Wireless Business
11/19/2007 [-] Goodman Fielder downgrades guidance
11/19/2007 [-] A Guerrilla Video Site Meets MTV
11/19/2007 [-] Poll Will You Have More Business Contacts in Facebook than LinkedIn, in 6 Months?
11/19/2007 [-] Survey Asian data centres facing skilled-labour shortage
11/19/2007 [-] Tokyo stocks open higher on weaker yen
11/19/2007 [-] Manufacturing index dips in October
11/19/2007 [-] Strong revenue growth but half year profit flat for Rakon
11/19/2007 [-] New geothermal plant planned for Taupo
11/19/2007 [-] Trustpower sells carbon credits to Europeans
11/19/2007 [-] Comvita gets us clearance for second dressing
11/19/2007 [-] Aroma of profit wafts from Britain's new-look pies
11/19/2007 [-] Oil climbs toward 95 on U.S. dollar concerns
11/19/2007 [-] Gulf states pledge US750m to climate fund
11/19/2007 [-] Market buoyant in early trade
11/19/2007 [-] Woodside signs Taiwan gas supply deal
11/19/2007 [-] Flat panel TVs boost Radio Rentals H1
11/19/2007 [-] Macquarie Capital sells Zig Inge
11/19/2007 [-] ANZ taps the upside of climate change
11/19/2007 [-] Merchandise imports rose 2% in Oct ABS
11/19/2007 [-] James Hardie's profit slumps
11/19/2007 [-] Woodside seals gas deal with Taiwan
11/19/2007 [-] RingCentral Rounds Out Telephony Features with VOIP
11/19/2007 [-] High Gas Prices Taking Toll on Businesses
11/19/2007 [-] Business Report for Monday, November 19, 2007
11/19/2007 [-] Aroma of profit wafts from Britain's new-look pies
11/19/2007 [-] Midday financial markets
11/19/2007 [-] Contact to build new geothermal plant
11/19/2007 [-] Cathay increases flights to NZ
11/19/2007 [-] Singapore's Q3 GDP up by lower-than-estimated 8.9%
11/19/2007 [-] Leaders call for exchange rate flexibility; IMF promises greater voice for developing nations
11/19/2007 [-] US dollar higher against the Japanese yen
11/19/2007 [-] Foreign business new in brief
11/19/2007 [-] Hot as ever
11/19/2007 [-] UMW Toyotsu sets sales target
11/19/2007 [-] More downward pressure on index futures
11/19/2007 [-] CPO outlook hinges on oil
11/19/2007 [-] APB to ride on strong demand for O&G, energy equipment
11/19/2007 [-] Conservation of energy the way to go
11/19/2007 [-] Analysts remain upbeat about Maybulk profits
11/19/2007 [-] Oversupply likely to affect most large local shippers
11/19/2007 [-] MMM to opt for stable time charters
11/19/2007 [-] Tanker glut offers MISC growth opportunities
11/19/2007 [-] Regulating e-commerce
11/19/2007 [-] Offices planned in Indonesia, Europe
11/19/2007 [-] A Dominant player in the making in Vietnam
11/19/2007 [-] Analysts like Hap Seng
11/19/2007 [-] Plantation unit listing timely for Hap Seng
11/19/2007 [-] Programme can create loyal employees
11/19/2007 [-] CIMB sets new benchmark for CSR
11/19/2007 [-] Stock Watch
11/19/2007 [-] KLCI likely in for rangebound trading
11/19/2007 [-] Malaysia's money train
11/19/2007 [-] Sponsors lend their support to SMEs
11/19/2007 [-] Bountiful harvest for fish farm
11/19/2007 [-] Construction costs expected to rise 15%
11/19/2007 [-] US-Malaysia Business Council to give input on IDR
11/19/2007 [-] STMB finds another possible buyer for stake
11/19/2007 [-] Success Transformer seeks land to expand ops
11/19/2007 [-] Ramunia bullish on more jobs
11/19/2007 [-] Greek, Turkish PMs inaugurate Caspian Sea pipeline
11/19/2007 [-] Celgene to buy Pharmion for 2.9 billion
11/19/2007 [-] York sees GM progress, Chrysler sale
11/19/2007 [-] Durex is not just for Christmas, SSL hopes as it repositions brand
11/19/2007 [-] Northern Rock bidders to be told taxpayer's loans must be repaid
11/19/2007 [-] Financials, Once a Balm, Now Hamper the Market
11/19/2007 [-] Critics Assail Weak Dollar at OPEC Event
11/19/2007 [-] Dallas business man hoping to counter Hillary with humor
11/18/2007 [-] Political crack opens at rare OPEC meeting
11/18/2007 [-] OPEC leaders upset over dollar slide Ahmadinejad
11/18/2007 [-] Rakon profit rises despite strong NZ dollar
11/18/2007 [-] NZX rises in early trading
11/18/2007 [-] Celgene to buy Pharmion for 2.9 billion
11/18/2007 [-] RBS CEO informally approached for Citigroup report
11/18/2007 [-] Auto sales could hit 15-year low
11/18/2007 [-] Angola Pakistani Businesspeople Survey Market
11/18/2007 [-] Online Business Three Reasons to use Affiliate Programs
11/18/2007 [-] U.S. auto sales could dip to 14.5 mln in '08
11/18/2007 [-] Wilbur Ross sees 2008 U.S. auto sales below 16 mln
11/18/2007 [-] Jerry York sees GM progress, Chrysler sale
11/18/2007 [-] E-trade problems startle customers
11/18/2007 [-] Retail Notebook Couple in Ballard focus their curiosity on free trade
11/18/2007 [-] B for block the business
11/18/2007 [-] Financial companies, recently an economic driver, become a market liability
11/18/2007 [-] 4 companies receive inaugural ASEAN Business Awards
11/18/2007 [-] AT&T may bid for EchoStar by year's end Barron's
11/18/2007 [-] UAE says Rio Tinto in 5 bln aluminum smelter talks
11/18/2007 [-] Stock Market Likely to Stay Under Pressure
11/18/2007 [-] Ahmadinejad calls US dollar 'worthless piece of paper'
11/18/2007 [-] Canadian Pacific, Minnesota officials to meet over coal train project
11/18/2007 [-] New York Times regional papers, Columbus Dispatch join Yahoo newspaper group
11/18/2007 [-] Energy costs, lost tax breaks make pharmaceutical plants retreat from Puerto Rico
11/18/2007 [-] Lifeline to Britain's Northern Rock could be extended report
11/18/2007 [-] NZ dollar on the slide
11/18/2007 [-] Infratil's first half net profit takes a dive
11/18/2007 [-] Stagehands and Producers Return to Table
11/18/2007 [-] Agribusiness Management entrance in February 2008
11/18/2007 [-] Business Reeves The H-4 visa trap
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