Business and Finance
Stock markets closed lower this afternoon as nationalization concerns about U.S. banks grew in the wake of a deal that sees the U.S. government take […]
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BOISE, Idaho — Tired of her pink bathroom countertops but short on cash for a remodel, Rachel Alemany decided to get the work done […]
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American International Group Inc may scrap a plan to repay a $60 billion U.S. government loan by selling businesses, after failing to find enough […]
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A fund of hedge funds run by two members of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden’s family was marketed exclusively by firms controlled by Texas […]
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The cost of living in the U.S. rose in January for the first time in six months after gasoline prices stabilized and loss-ridden retailers […]
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Citigroup’s quest to raise cash by selling assets is falling flat as would-be suitors have more interest in the parts of the business that […]
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Japan’s economy shrank at an annual 12.7 percent pace last quarter, the most since the 1974 oil shock, as recessions in the U.S. and […]
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Lone Star LS.UL, the Development Bank of Japan DBKJP.UL and Goldman Sachs Group Inc are among the final bidders for failed Japanese real estate […]
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The "massive overhaul" of the banking bailout will be announced a day later than expected.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was originally scheduled to give full […]
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Cincinnati attorney Stanley Chesley has been appointed to the University of Cincinnati board of trustees for a nine-year term by Gov. Ted Strickland, the university […]
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