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The pursuit of German carmaker Opel has narrowed to a three-way race between Italy’s Fiat, Canadian-Austrian car parts group Magna and investment firm RHJ […]
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is surrounding himself with former aides to President Bill Clinton as he attempts to rebound from a rocky start even […]
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What do guns have to do with credit cards?
Not much. Except they both share space on a bill that lawmakers want to deliver to […]
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More evidence emerged Friday that the recession is easing, with output by the nation’s factories, mines and utilities falling at the slowest pace in […]
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U.S. consumer prices were unchanged in April as expected, but recorded their largest 12-month drop since 1955, government data showed on Friday, as sluggish […]
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Ford Motor Co executives face stockholders on Thursday to detail the automaker’s plans to complete a turnaround without resorting to U.S. government help and […]
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The Obama administration has commenced discussions on an initiative to change compensation practices in the financial-services industry, even at companies that were not recipients […]
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Cash-strapped Americans looking for a cheap getaway at a state park or campground this summer are likely to find instead […]
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Lessons from government "stress tests" of the 19 largest U.S. banks could provide a guide to improvements in financial supervision and regulation, Federal Reserve […]
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General Motors Corp said it burned through $10.2 billion in the first quarter as it failed to cut costs fast enough to offset a […]
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