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Major economic steps by new Libya leaders unlikely

November 10, 2011

Libya’s interim government is unlikely to award new oil concessions or take major economic decisions, saving those for an elected leadership, as it focuses instead […]

finance, online - Comments closed

Fannie Mae loss widens, asks taxpayers for $7.8B

November 9, 2011

Mortgage giant Fannie Mae is asking the federal government for $7.8 billion in aid to cover its losses in the July-September quarter.
The government-controlled company said […]

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Ford to upgrade MyFord Touch after taking heat

November 7, 2011

Ford Motor Co., stung by falling quality ratings because of its glitch-prone MyFord Touch system, is planning a major upgrade that it hopes will fix […]

USA, marketing - Comments closed

‘I can

November 5, 2011

Anne Chard represents one of 54,000.
That’s how many Canadians lost their job last month, just as Chard recently lost her job at the Honeywell plant […]

economics, news - Comments closed

Five Questions with Brian Sullivan, general manager of Pass Security LLC

November 4, 2011

Brian Sullivan was a few years into a good career in accounting and accounting management when he got an offer through some business contacts to […]

business, mortgage - Comments closed

Schnucks salad bars are focus of E. coli investigation

November 1, 2011

ST. LOUIS

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Ameren Missouri to slash efficiency programs

October 28, 2011

Ameren Missouri is making more deep cuts to energy efficiency programs, arguing that they hurt electricity sales and cost shareholders millions of dollars.
Ameren, based in […]

legal, management - Comments closed

Rioters hijack Rome protests, police fire tear gas

October 15, 2011

Italian riot police fired tear gas and water cannons Saturday in Rome as violent protesters hijacked a peaceful demonstration against corporate greed, smashing bank windows, […]

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Asian stocks retreat on Spain rating downgrade

October 14, 2011

Asian stocks retreated Friday as fears over Europe’s debt crisis resurfaced following a downgrade to Spain’s long-term debt rating.
Investors also fretted after several European banks […]

marketing, money - Comments closed

SEC backs ban on banks trading for own profit

October 12, 2011

The Securities and Exchange Commission Wednesday backed a proposal to bar banks from trading for their own profit instead of their clients.
The SEC voted 4-0 […]

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