Friday January 9th, 2009
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 19 hours ago,
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President-elect Barack Obama has become BlackBerry's most prominent user, a pitch that would be worth millions if he could charge for it.
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 19 hours ago,
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The European Union said gas supplies to the Continent should resume shortly, after a deal was struck late Thursday with Ukraine and Russia. A Bulgarian priest tried to warm his church with a wood-burning stove.
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 19 hours ago,
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The big trade show in Las Vegas began this week. Here is a selection of products sure to catch the eye (and the wallet).
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 19 hours ago,
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In the bull market, generous dividends seemed to prove that corporate earnings were real. But they were based on easy money from lax lenders.
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 19 hours ago,
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Ssangyong Motor Company became a casualty of the global economic downturn Friday, filing for receivership in a bid to stave off collapse.
Thursday January 8th, 2009
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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Economists expect Britain to follow the United States in reducing the rate to close to zero by the second quarter of this year.
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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For the last seven years, Fred Milani has lived in a scaled-down version of the White House in Atlanta, but change is coming to the replica, an outsized casualty of the national housing crisis.
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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Top gas executives failed to resolve a conflict that has disrupted the transfer of heating fuel to parts of Europe.
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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Nearly everything at the Consumer Electronics Show, opening in Las Vegas on Thursday, is a little computer that wants to seek out and connect to other computerized devices, no matter who makes them.
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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As the global downturn has intensified, Beijing is starting to keep more of its money at home, just as the U.S. is projecting record deficits.
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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After decades of reinvention, two of the biggest sectors of Pittsburgh's local economy are education and health care, among the most resistant to downturns.
From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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Lawyers in India said that investors who lost money in the Satyam outsourcing scandal could try to recoup by suing PricewaterhouseCoopers, which audited Satyam's books.
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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The U.S. computer maker said that it would shift its European manufacturing base to Poland from Ireland and cut 1,900 of 3,000 jobs at its plant in Limerick.
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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Economists say Congress should spend whatever it takes to rescue the economy.
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From Business with Reuters - International Herald Tribune, 1 day ago,
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The Serious Fraud Office in Britain announced that is opening an investigation into Bernard Madoff's business operations in the country.