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  1. Twitter nears deal to raise as much as $100 million; investor group includes T. Rowe Price
  2. Dow closes down 41 points; crude futures settle at 2-month low
  3. Research In Motion posts lower profit on a charge; shares fall after hours
  4. Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average, Topix both down 2.6%
  5. U.S. orders for durable goods drop steeper-than-forecast 2.4% in August
  6. Growth in U.S. new-home sales flattens in August, up 0.7%
  7. U.S. stocks struggle for direction; Research In Motion drags on Nasdaq
  8. U.S. stocks struggle for direction; Research In Motion drags on Nasdaq
  9. Dow closes lower for third straight session, posts weekly loss of 1.6%
  10. Atlanta's Georgian Bank is 95th failure of the year; FDIC to take $892 million hit
  11. Merkel retains power in Germany
  12. Former Nixon aide, columnist William Safire dead at 79
  13. Japan's Nikkei, Topix both down 2.1% as yen soars
  14. Xerox to buy Affiliated Computer Services for $6.4 billion
  15. U.S. stock benchmarks move up 1% amid M&A optimism
  16. Dow industrials finish up 124 points, halting three-session losing streak
  17. Dow industrials finish up124 points, halting three-session losing streak
  18. BNP Paribas climbs in Paris after announcing $6.3 billion share sale
  19. Case-Shiller survey shows U.S. home prices up 1.6% in July from June
  20. Consumer confidence unexpectedly slips in September, Conference Board reports
  21. Higher U.S. home prices provide backdrop for early gains on Wall Street
  22. Senate finance committee rejects public option in health-care bill
  23. Dow industrials finish down 46 points, closing lower for five out of past six sessions
  24. Two public-option health-care measures in key Senate committee are defeated
  25. National Weather Service issues tsunami advisory for U.S. West Coast
  26. Private-sector employers shed 254,000 jobs in September, ADP survey shows
  27. Chevron taps John Watson for chairman and CEO
  28. U.S. GDP down 0.7% in government's final revision of second-quarter figures
  29. U.S. stock indexes decline early Wednesday; commercial lender CIT falls 40%
  30. Fed's Kohn: Forecast, not current situation, will trigger rate tightening
  31. Nasdaq in black as U.S. stocks stage intraday recovery
  32. U.S. stocks finish lower Wednesday; Dow gains 2% for September and 15% for the quarter
  33. Penske abandons talks to buy GM's Saturn brand
  34. GM to wind down Saturn as Penske deal collapses
  35. Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis to retire at end of this year
  36. Japan's tankan survey: Big manufacturer sentiment rises to -33 from -48
  37. Cisco to acquire Norway's Tandberg for $3 billion
  38. U.S. weekly jobless-benefits claims rebound
  39. U.S. consumer spending soars to eight-year high; 'cash for clunkers' credited
  40. Dow industrials fall 70 points as U.S. stock indexes open fourth quarter in red
  41. U.S. benchmark 30-year mortgage rate falls below 5%
  42. U.S. index of pending home sales rises for seventh straight month
  43. Ford's September sales in U.S. slip 5.1%
  44. GM monthly U.S. sales down 45%; Ford's decline is 5%, Chrysler's 42%
  45. Fed's Lacker: Risk of double-dip recession retreats
  46. Dow industrials close down more than 200 points in biggest one-day slide since July 2
  47. U.S. nonfarm-payrolls decline accelerates; 263,000 jobs lost in September
  48. U.S. factory orders dip in August
  49. U.S. stocks slump early Friday after disappointing payrolls report
  50. U.S. stock indexes turn positive, led into the black by Nasdaq
  51. Chicago eliminated in first ballot for 2016 Olympics site
  52. Rio de Janeiro selected to host 2016 Summer Olympics
  53. Trustee sues Madoffs for nearly $200 mln
  54. U.S. stock indexes finish Friday in red as Dow industrials cap worst week since mid-June
  55. Michigan's Warren Bank is 96th failure of 2009
  56. Telenor rallies on Ukraine telecom merger deal, settlement
  57. U.S. stock indexes cling to single-digit gains early Monday
  58. U.S.-led consortium in talks to acquire Ford unit Volvo: reports
  59. ISM gauge of U.S. services sector tops 50% mark -- best reading since May 2008
  60. Conde Nast to shutter Gourmet, Cookie and two bridal magazines
  61. Dow industrials up 111 points to intraday high
  62. Dow industrials close up 112 points, halting four-session losing streak
  63. Australia hikes cash rate target by 25 basis points to 3.25%
  64. Boeing to take $1 bln third-quarter charge linked to 747 deliveries
  65. Dow industrials rise as much as 120 points early Tuesday; Nasdaq up 1.5%
  66. Dow industrials finish up triple digits; gold closes at new record of $1,039 an ounce
  67. Gold futures hit new all-time high of $1047.40 an ounce in electronic trade
  68. U.S. stocks mixed in opening hour of trading; Dow industrials off 15 points
  69. Gold finishes at new record of $1,043.30 an ounce
  70. Dell, AT&T to launch phone with Google's Android software: WSJ
  71. Alcoa posts lower profit for third quarter, says key markets are stabilizing
  72. Dow industrials end down 6 points; Nasdaq, S&P extend win streaks to three sessions
  73. European shares jump in early trade after strong results from Alcoa
  74. Bank of England holds interest rates at 0.5%
  75. ECB holds key interest rate at 1%
  76. First-time and continuing jobless claims both lower in latest week, U.S. data show
  77. First-time and continuing jobless claims both lower in latest week, U.S. data show
  78. U.S. stocks rise early Thursday, aided by Alcoa earnings surprise and jobless-claims data
  79. Benchmark 30-year mortgage rate moves farther below 5%
  80. Dow finishes up 61 points; gold ends at $1,055 an ounce after notching intraday record
  81. Shanghai Composite index rises 2.4% in early post-holiday trade
  82. U.S. President Barack Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize
  83. U.S. trade deficit narrows to $30.7 billion in August as imports fall
  84. U.S. trade deficit narrows to $30.7 billion in August as imports fall
  85. Elinor Ostrom and Oliver E. Williamson win 2009 Nobel Prize in Economics
  86. Google targets lifted by Goldman and Morgan
  87. Goldman targets lifted by Goldman and Morgan
  88. U.S. stocks advance early Monday, with energy sector fueling rise; Dow up 40
  89. CBOE says systems operational after outage
  90. Crude-oil futures close above $73 a barrel
  91. Dow finishes up 20 points; S&P 500 gains for sixth straight session
  92. Johnson & Johnson lifts 2009 outlook after 1% profit rise
  93. Cisco to buy mobile-infrastructure supplier Starent for $2.9 bln
  94. CIT's shares fall 20% following announcement CEO Jeffrey Peek is to leave
  95. Enron's Skilling to have appeal heard by Supreme Court
  96. Republican Sen. Snowe says she'll vote for health-care bill
  97. Senate Finance Committee passes health-care bill by 14-9 vote
  98. S&P 500's six-day win streak ends; gold closes at $1,064 after hitting new intraday high
  99. Intel posts drop in profit and sales; outlook for fourth quarter exceeds estimates
  100. Bloomberg to acquire BusinessWeek magazine
  101. Bank of Japan unanimously votes to leave overnight call rate unchanged at 0.1% as expected
  102. Chemicals giant BASF says third-quarter results top estimates
  103. Chemicals giant BASF says third-quarter results top estimates
  104. J.P. Morgan Chase crushes estimates with $3.6 billion profit
  105. Abbott Laboratories raises 2009 earnings view
  106. U.S. stocks open higher; Dow industrials jump triple digits to 2009 intraday high
  107. U.S. retail sales fall 1.5% in September but rise 0.5% excluding auto sales
  108. Dow industrials hit 10,000 mark for first time since October 2008
  109. Fed meeting minutes reflect disputes among monetary-policy makers
  110. UAL, U.S. Airways fined by FAA for safety violations
  111. Crude-oil futures close above $75 for first time in a year
  112. Dow rises 144 points to close above 10,000 for first time since Oct. 3, 2008
  113. Lazard CEO Bruce Wasserstein is dead: reports
  114. Mobile-phone giant Nokia reports third-quarter loss as sales drop 20%
  115. Goldman Sachs earns $3.19 billion in third quarter, sees improving conditions
  116. Manufacturing activity in the U.S. rises to highest level in five years
  117. U.S. initial jobless claims fall by 10,000 to 514,000
  118. Citigroup reports third-quarter loss of 27 cents a share on revenue of $20.4 billion
  119. U.S. CPI inches up 0.2%; residential rents fall for first time on record
  120. Schwab posts 34% lower third-quarter net income, cites falling interest rates
  121. Manufacturing activity in the U.S. at highest level in 5 years; consumer prices up 0.2%
  122. Benchmark 30-year mortgage rate below 5% for third straight week
  123. U.S. stocks open lower, pressured by Citi and Goldman reports, jobless data
  124. Dow, S&P turn positive for first time Thursday
  125. Stocks finish higher after late-day turnaround; Dow closes up more than 40 points
  126. Google posts higher profit; CEO says worst of recession is past
  127. General Electric profit drops 44% as firm sees signs GE Capital is stabilizing
  128. Bank of America reports $2.24 billion loss after adding to credit-loss reserves
  129. U.S. industrial output posts sharpest quarterly rise in four years
  130. U.S. consumer-sentiment gauge pulls back in October
  131. Dow industrials down as much as 107 points early Friday
  132. Summers: Banks have duty to accept new regulations
  133. Galleon founder charged with insider trading
  134. Founder of hedge-fund firm Galleon charged with insider trading
  135. Founder of hedge-fund firm Galleon charged with insider trading
  136. Dow industrials' Friday losses whittle index's weekly gain to 1.3%
  137. U.S. stocks stake out modest early gains as Dow regains 10,000
  138. U.S. home builders' sentiment index slips in October
  139. Stocks finish at new highs for 2009; Dow jumps nearly 100 points to reclaim 10,000 level
  140. Apple posts higher profit of $1.67 billion; more than 3 million Macs are sold in quarter
  141. Morgan Stanley sells investment management arm to Invesco for $1.5 billion in stock, cash
  142. DuPont delivers strong third-quarter results, tops forecasts
  143. Pfizer net climbs 26% while sales slip 3%
  144. Lower energy costs responsible for 0.6% drop in Sept. producer prices
  145. Caterpillar's upbeat outlook gives Dow Industrials' futures a lift
  146. As Apple and Caterpillar shares shine, broader U.S. market starts out mildly lower
  147. Dow industrials finish off session lows, closing down 51 points
  148. Yahoo posts higher profit; CEO says its 'major businesses have stabilized'
  149. London's Gatwick Airport sold for 1.5 billion pounds
  150. Deutsche Bank sees third-quarter net profit of 1.4 billion euros
  151. Boeing slashes 2009 profit forecast to reflect problems in 787 and 747 programs
  152. Galleon to wind down hedge-fund operations: report
  153. Euro rises to 14-month high of $1.50 vs. U.S. dollar
  154. U.S. stocks post gains in opening half-hour of trading
  155. Fed: Wage and price pressure subdued; commercial realty is weakest sector
  156. Crude finishes at one-year high above $81 a barrel
  157. Shares of eBay fall 8% after hours following report of lower earnings
  158. U.S. stocks surrender day's gains to end in the red; Dow drops more than 90 points
  159. U.S. to order pay cuts for executives at bailed-out firms: report
  160. Chinese third-quarter gross domestic product rises 8.9% on year
  161. Credit Suisse swings to 2.4 billion franc third-quarter profit
  162. U.K. retail sales in September flat on month
  163. Travelers ups dividend, buyback program
  164. Dow Chemicals tops forecasts, sees 'stabilizing' economy
  165. U.S. initial jobless claims rise after two consecutive weekly dips
  166. McDonald's cites 'strong global results' as quarterly profit per share rises 10%
  167. U.S. stock indexes modestly lower after seesaw half-hour of trades
  168. U.S. index of leading indicators rises 1% in September
  169. P&G reportedly in talks to buy Sara Lee household-products unit
  170. House panel backs creation of Consumer Financial Protection Agency
  171. Stocks rebound; blue-chip earnings pave route higher
  172. Fed seeks police powers over banks on executive-pay standards
  173. Dow industrials up 130 points entering final hour of trading
  174. Amazon posts 69% spike in net income; sales also exceed estimates
  175. Dow finishes up more than 130 points; Nasdaq also in black after late-day turnaround
  176. 'Pay czar' Feinberg: Goal is to recapture taxpayer funds
  177. Amazon shares rise 15% late to highest level since Dec. 1999 on bullish forecast
  178. British gross domestic product posts a surprise 0.4% drop in third quarter
  179. Microsoft shares rise nearly 9% in pre-market trades following earnings report
  180. Nasdaq stands out in mixed open Friday; Amazon leaps 19%, Microsoft 9%
  181. U.S. existing-home sales rise 9.4% to briskest annual rate in more than two years
  182. U.S. stocks saddled with weekly losses after Friday decline; Dow falls 0.2% for the week
  183. Florida's Partners Bank closed by regulators in 100th bank failure of the year
  184. Icahn resigns from Yahoo board, says no longer needed
  185. American United Bank is closed in 20th Georgia bank failure in 2009
  186. Obama declares swine flu a U.S. national emergency
  187. Capmark Financial files for bankruptcy: reports
  188. Verizon CEO upbeat on growth prospects as wireless, FiOS boost quarterly results
  189. Dow industrials up 80 points as U.S. stocks advance early Monday
  190. Dow industrials down nearly 100 points after sharp reversal in U.S. stocks
  191. Dow industrials finish down triple digits; financials pace the fall
  192. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dives 2.3% in opening minute of post-holiday trade
  193. Honda posts better-than-expected profit, lifts fiscal-year earnings outlook
  194. U.S. home prices for August off 11.3% from year ago, up 1.2% from July: Case-Shiller
  195. U.S. consumers' confidence takes a turn lower, Conference Board data show
  196. Dow industrials set early pace as U.S. stocks stabilize following back-to-back sell-offs
  197. Dow industrials finish with modest gains; Nasdaq closes down 1%
  198. ArcelorMittal third-quarter net profit falls 76%
  199. SAP, ArcelorMittal each trade 6% lower in opening Europe trade
  200. Ford says Geely-led consortium is preferred Volvo bidder
  201. U.S. monthly durable-goods orders register 1% rise
  202. Dow industrials post 20-point gain to stand out in mixed open Wednesday
  203. Norwegian central bank becomes first in Europe to hike rates
  204. U.S. new-home sales decline for first time in six months
  205. Crude-oil futures drop 2% to trade below $78 a barrel
  206. Dow industrials close down more than 100 points; S&P 500 erases gains for October
  207. Procter & Gamble quarterly net profit falls 1% to $3.31 billion
  208. U.S. economy expands 3.5% -- quickest pace in two years
  209. U.S. claims for jobless benefits inch lower
  210. Exxon Mobil posts big drops in quarterly net and revenue on lower prices, margins
  211. Geithner testimony: Systemic bill offers better options
  212. Dow industrials up as much as 100 in opening hour; Nasdaq enjoys 1.1% bounce
  213. U.S. mortgage rates hold line in latest week: Freddie Mac
  214. House Democrats unveil long-awaited health bill
  215. Dow industrials surge 200 points in last hour of trading
  216. Dow finishes up 200 points in biggest one-day point jump since July 15
  217. BOJ keeps rate at 0.1% as expected; extends special lending steps through March
  218. Chevron suffers 51% decline in third-quarter profit
  219. U.S. consumer spending retreats post-'cash for clunkers'
  220. U.S. stocks retreat early Friday; Dow industrials decline 55 points
  221. Chicago purchasing-managers index strengthens more than forecast in October
  222. Dow industrials off 200 points as stock slide accelerates
  223. U.S. market-volatility gauge leaps 19% Friday
  224. CIT Group lines up $1 bln in funding from Carl Icahn
  225. Crude oil falls nearly 4% Friday but gains 9% in October
  226. Dow suffers worst day since April, wipes out gains for October
  227. San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom quits governor's race
  228. 9 more U.S. banks closed by regulators
  229. Challenger may boycott Afghanistan presidential vote: reports
  230. CIT board says lender will file for bankruptcy
  231. CIT files for bankruptcy: report
  232. Ford expects 'solid' 2011 profit after earning nearly $1 billion in the third quarter
  233. Hector Ruiz stepping down from GlobalFoundries in wake of Galleon insider controvery
  234. U.S. purchasing managers index increase for October much stronger than forecast
  235. U.S. stocks make early gains, as Ford's profit surprise sets positive tone
  236. Caltrans: San Francisco-Bay Bridge has re-opened
  237. Black & Decker shares rise on deal to merge with Stanley Works
  238. Dow industrials finish up 76 points after recovering from triple-digit slide
  239. Australia's central bank raises policy rate 25 basis points to 3.5%, as expected
  240. UBS posts third-quarter loss of 564 million Swiss francs
  241. Lloyds Banking Group to exit U.K. gov't protection, Royal Bank of Scotland to reduce net
  242. Nokia Siemens Networks may cut nearly 6,000 jobs
  243. Berkshire Hathaway buying out rest of Burlington Northern Santa Fe at price of $100/share
  244. U.S. stocks cede Monday gains as worries over financials eclipse M&A
  245. U.S. factory orders increase for fifth month in six, rising stronger-than-forecast 0.9%
  246. Dow industrials finish in the red; Nasdaq, S&P 500 close with gains
  247. GM's October sales rise 4.7%, Ford's rise 2.6%; Chrysler's sales fall 30%
  248. GM board votes to keep Opel, plans to restructure European operations: reports
  249. Time Warner reiterates AOL spin plan as net drops 38%
  250. Private-sector employment for October down 203,000 jobs, ADP data show