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Auto news in brief: EU asked to rescue Opel
The European Union's industry chief said Wednesday that extraordinary measures are justified to keep carmaker Adam Opel GmbH in business and shore up the entire car industry, blaming problems on U.S. car ...
A Word to the Wise
The Blog of slowautumnwind Message slowautumnwind Browse See slowautumnwind's Blog slowautumnwind's Profile Share Sponsors Help Introduction Nov 20th, 2008 I work at a grocery store.
Target Sees Silver Lining for Credit Cards, Unless...
Retailer Target Corp. shouldn't have much good news to report these days, but there were some silver linings in its outlook.
Banks have enough capital for three years, says Cowen
Banks had enough capital two months ago to keep them going for the next three years, Taoiseach Brian Cowen said yesterday.
Zynex Announces Third Quarter Results and Settlement
Zynex, Inc. , a provider of pain management systems and electrotherapy products for medical patients with functional disability, reports its financial results for the third quarter of 2008 and a complete ...
Doug Thompson
I was called a bigot because I dona t love Barack Obama. I took the complaint seriously.
Metro earnings up as price wars end
Quebec-based supermarket giant Metro Inc. said yesterday the Ontario food price wars of late 2007 eased in the final quarter of this year, bolstering margins and helping it to book a 25.5 per cent gain in ...
As economy weakens, local businesses struggle
When Traci Anello opened her pastry shop in Wells, she never imagined she'd be thinking of closing it just three years later.
Edible art on show in Cardiff
AN edible art gallery with exhibits to tickle the taste buds and tackle the credit crunch is to open next week.
LaScala's Burns
A fund has been set up at First Covenant Church to assist Mike and Chen Li Seagren.
The Good, The Bad, And the Ugly in Bank Loans
The Federal Reserve's survey of loan quality for U.S. commercial banks is in. Bottom line, it's still all about residential housing delinquencies and charge-offs, which remain ugly and are killing the banks.
Gold miner Agnico-Eagle eyes $252 million from share issue
Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd., Quebec's biggest gold miner, said yesterday it plans to raise $252 million U.S. by issuing new shares and warrants.
Soaring prices hit home
By Lyse Comins and Sapa South Africans are cashing in their insurance policies, borrowing heavily, cancelling holidays and swopping eating out for entertaining at home this Christmas.
Elephant in the drawing room
Malegaon has entered the tangled lexicon of the Indian narrative on terrorism but with some distinctive and disturbing features about it.
Will Henry Paulson Sink Detroit?
Henry Paulson's main claim to fame is getting just about everything wrong in his tenure as Treasury secretary.
Is auto bailout a good idea?
I'm sitting here watching the CEO's of the big three auto makers testify to Congress, interviewing for their bail outs.
Gold Market Confusion: Record Physical Demand Collides with Paper Destruction
Amid all of the confusion online about quite how the gold market works failing to square record retail demand with flat-to-falling US dollar spot prices one part of the international market continues to suffer ...
Village won't take over sewers for Stonebridge
Concerned about the inactivity at the Stonebridge residential development on Green Bay Road, the Lake Bluff Village Board refused to take over sewer and water public improvements on the site of the former ...
Nissan not pursuing alliances, says Ghosn
Nissan Motor Company's CEO Carlos Ghosn has said that he is not looking at any additional industry alliances on account of the instability that has been precipitates by the global financial crisis.
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