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  1. Central banks cut rates, but markets stay fearful
  2. IBM's earnings strength calms tech jitters
  3. Tech stocks see new lows
  4. Citi, Wells Fargo extend cease-fire over Wachovia
  5. Oil falls below $88 on downturn fears
  6. Asian stocks edge lower
  7. Treasury considering taking stakes in banks: report
  8. Asia stocks gain after coordinated rate cuts
  9. Metlife, Hartford held merger talks: report
  10. Asian stocks rebound
  11. Mexican president lays out economic plan
  12. Qantas to compensate for problem flight
  13. $37.8B more for AIG
  14. Wachovia talks hit snag over division of assets: report
  15. Japan looks for new ways to boost economy
  16. National City in talks to sell itself: report
  17. Massachusetts to probe Reserve Management complaints: report
  18. European stocks make early gains
  19. Crisis-hit Iceland nationalizes third bank
  20. Hong Kong cuts interest rates -- again
  21. Milk scandal: 10,000 Chinese kids still ill
  22. China's red-hot art market cools
  23. Rate cuts lift Asia stocks
  24. Canada rated world's soundest bank system: survey
  25. Trade finance booms amid global crisis
  26. BlackRock, Pimco bid to manage bailout assets: report
  27. Shellshocked Iceland takes control of biggest bank
  28. Pressure on G7 after muted response to rate cuts
  29. National City up on sale talk report
  30. IBM's earnings strength calms tech jitters
  31. Dexia shares soar on government pledge
  32. Asia latest to cut interest rates
  33. Wall St. set for higher open on IBM boost
  34. Jobless claims drop as hurricane impact fades
  35. August wholesale inventories up, sales drop
  36. Clothing chains falter as shoppers clamp down
  37. JP Morgan sees more large-cap banks facing earnings declines
  38. National City shares jump 15 percent on sale talks
  39. Crisis hits European car makers
  40. Dow down 35% from record
  41. IMF: "the cusp of global recession"
  42. Iceland govt takes last bank
  43. Savers move to ethical banking?
  44. Treasury may capitalize banks by end of October: source
  45. Morgan Stanley shares plunge on Mitsubishi UFJ deal
  46. Two ex-Duane Reade top executives indicted
  47. GM shares fall to lowest level since 1950
  48. Insurers shares sink amid concerns about capital needs
  49. Boeing, machinist union agree to resume talks
  50. Safe sales soar
  51. U.S. eyes bank equity stakes as world looks to G7
  52. GM shares drop to 58-year low, global risks eyed
  53. Overnight bank rates fall, U.S. CP market shrinks
  54. Senate demands answers from Fed on AIG's spending
  55. Wachovia shares fall, Nat City gains, on deal talk
  56. Does G7 have the tools?
  57. Citi says ends Wachovia talks with Wells Fargo
  58. Chevron sees upstream profit hit by storms, prices
  59. Cash injection for US banks?
  60. Vietnam echoes in Afghanistan
  61. Recession worries slam Wall St.
  62. Citi ends talks with Wells Fargo on Wachovia
  63. Prudential becomes latest insurer to warn
  64. Prudential becomes latest insurer to warn
  65. Stocks plummet; U.S., Netherlands ready bank funds
  66. Wells Fargo moves on Wachovia
  67. GM, Ford face credit downgrades
  68. Citi ends talks with Wells Fargo on Wachovia
  69. Oil hits 12-month low, as markets tumble
  70. Wall Street crisis hits GE
  71. South Africa to sell ivory to China, Japan
  72. Bush urged to call emergency G8 meeting
  73. Japanese insurer files for bankruptcy
  74. Panic strangles Asia stocks, yen jumps
  75. Recession fear plunders Wall Street, Dow dives 678.91
  76. Investor proposes Microsoft buy Yahoo for $22 per share
  77. MUFG: no change to plans to buy stake in Morgan
  78. U.S. National Debt Clock runs out of digits
  79. September retail sales plummet: SpendingPulse
  80. Europe follows Asian markets plunge
  81. Oil falls to one year-low at $83
  82. Ex-Samsung chairman's verdict upheld
  83. Paulson could face backlash at G-20 meeting
  84. China confident can weather crisis
  85. Panic grips Asian investors
  86. U.S. weighs backing bank debt, deposits: reports
  87. AIG borrows 57 percent of government loan: report
  88. Global crisis hits Japan financial sector
  89. Buffett pips Gates to top new Forbes list: report
  90. GE profit drops in line with cut forecast
  91. Stock futures briefly add losses after GE results
  92. UK officials go to Iceland over bank deposits
  93. U.S. trade gap narrows in August on lower oil prices
  94. GM says bankruptcy not option it is considering
  95. Wall St. briefly turn positive, then fade
  96. Judge says hearing on Wachovia possible Monday
  97. GM says bankruptcy is not an option
  98. Greenspan sees 1st half 2009 U.S. housing recovery
  99. Workers worried by financial crisis
  100. Pressure on G7 as markets dive
  101. G7 unlikely to adopt UK backstop plan: official
  102. Judge says Wachovia hearing possible Monday
  103. Ford taps European chief for new CFO
  104. Oil falls 7 percent on demand, risk concerns
  105. Week ahead: Bernanke in spotlight
  106. Bush: "We can solve this crisis"
  107. Dow plunges 700, then recovers
  108. European shares in freefall
  109. Euro feels the pain
  110. Bank of America, JPMorgan, lead bank rally
  111. G7 pledges united crisis response but rifts emerge
  112. Morgan Stanley, MUFG not renegotiating deal: source
  113. Signs of limited credit thaw emerge in money markets
  114. Credit crisis pressures Ford and GM
  115. G7 pledges urgent, decisive action as markets reel
  116. G7 pledges united crisis response but rifts emerge
  117. US stocks took a nosedive
  118. S&P 500 limps from worst week ever
  119. Coldwell tries 10-day housing sale
  120. G7 aims to sell financial fix
  121. U.S. planning to buy equity in financial institutions
  122. Two small banks fail; brings year's tally to 15
  123. Wachovia to skip vote on stock issuance to Wells
  124. Trade gap narrows in August on lower oil prices
  125. G7 vows to tackle global crisis
  126. Paulson says U.S. planning to buy financial equity
  127. G7 pledges urgent, decisive action as markets reel
  128. Policy-makers weighing more steps to bolster banks
  129. GE mulled bank charter as credit markets chilled
  130. Pepsi to reinvest in soft drink business
  131. Two small banks fail; brings 2008 tally to 15
  132. General Motors, Chrysler in merger talks: NY Times
  133. GM, Chrysler in merger talks: source
  134. Ford plans to sell Mazda shares: source
  135. Belgium offers Fortis shareholders profit coupon
  136. Bush in crisis talks with world finance chiefs
  137. IMF warns of financial meltdown; Europe seeks unity
  138. Sarkozy, Merkel prepare European crisis plan
  139. Paulson warns emerging markets not immune to turmoil
  140. Italy to push for broader G7 membership
  141. GM talked merger with Ford before Chrysler: report
  142. AIG's gallows humor gives bankers a laugh
  143. Finance chiefs endorse G7 action plan: IMF panel
  144. Chrysler, GM have merger talks: sources
  145. Wealth funds, recipients adopt investing principles
  146. Finance leaders endorse G7 plan to calm markets
  147. IMF warns of financial meltdown
  148. Chrysler, GM have merger talks: sources
  149. Hyundai Motor unlikely to meet 2008 U.S. sales target
  150. Britain to launch 35 billion pound banking rescue: paper
  151. World leaders vow to battle economic crisis
  152. Iran to seek OPEC oil output cut: minister
  153. Facebook says growth over profits
  154. Iran to study all factors before proposing oil cut
  155. China vows stable growth in face of global turmoil
  156. Australia guarantees deposits
  157. Bankruptcy financing gets pricier and more elusive
  158. Financial markets near complete freeze
  159. AIG knew of potential problems in valuing swaps: report
  160. Wall St Week Ahead: For stocks, high anxiety still rules
  161. Wells Fargo wins Fed approval on Wachovia bid
  162. Morgan Stanley and MUFG renegotiating pact
  163. Beyond merger talks, GM eyes federal funds
  164. HBOS says takeover by Lloyds TSB still on
  165. Europe bank rescue plan brings hope
  166. Exploring the worst-case scenario
  167. Futures rise on bank rescue plan
  168. European leaders agree on financial deal
  169. Asian stocks up early Monday
  170. Europe and others bolster banks to fight crisis
  171. Wells Fargo to acquire Wachovia
  172. Beyond merger talks, GM eyes federal funds
  173. AIG knew of potential problems in valuing swaps: report
  174. Wells Fargo wins Fed approval on Wachovia bid
  175. Boeing, Union held talks with Federal mediator: report
  176. Markets mixed to financial meetings
  177. Oil rebounds from 13-month low
  178. Asia greets G7 weekend pledges
  179. Santander in talks to take over Sovereign: source
  180. UK bails out banks with $64 billion as Europe acts
  181. Asia stocks rally on hopes for bank rescues
  182. Philips core profit down, to slow share buyback
  183. Ford friction led to Leclair's exit: report
  184. Shoe scan security boost
  185. UK bails out banks as Europe acts
  186. Australian shares up by six percent
  187. GM, Chrysler 'in merger talks'
  188. Brown: Government must be rock in UK
  189. Asian economic outlook cloudy
  190. Stock futures point to rally on rescue hopes
  191. Oil above $81, Goldman cuts price forecasts
  192. China automakers say no dealer talks with Chrysler
  193. Japan's latest robots
  194. Brown seeks new financial order
  195. Treasury to name troubled asset managers soon
  196. UK government takes stake in three banks
  197. Morgan seals deal with Mitsubishi
  198. Saudi prince to build 'tallest building'
  199. EU sounds warning over MP3 players
  200. Nobel economics winner praises UK bailout
  201. From Petra, Happy Birthday Luciano
  202. GM shares rebound after Detroit merger reports
  203. Lehman failure caused $300 billion damage: regulator
  204. Icelanders feel chill of banking meltdown
  205. Finance crisis dominates EU summit
  206. Stocks rise as European leaders act
  207. Treasury moves on plan to recapitalize banks
  208. International fallout from Lehman $300 billion: German regulator
  209. U.S. stocks roar back
  210. Iceland officially requests IMF help for crisis
  211. SocGen sees 3rd-quarter net profit despite Lehman
  212. European nations unveil crucial bank rescues
  213. Intel watchers ask how ugly the future will be
  214. Morgan stock soars on deal
  215. Wall St. rockets higher
  216. Automakers could return to Congress for help
  217. U.S. to debut rescue plan
  218. $1.9B purchse for Sovereign
  219. Treasury to unveil $250 billion equity plan
  220. Automakers could return to Congress for help
  221. U.S. to buy bank stakes; markets soar
  222. Nikkei soars over 13 percent, buoyed by government steps
  223. MUFG shares trade at limit-high after Morgan deal
  224. Santander eyes Sovereign in hunt for bargains
  225. Morgan Stanley shares soar as MUFG deal closes
  226. Boeing says talks with striking union fail
  227. Nikkei extends global markets rebound
  228. Japan, Asian shares soar
  229. Bernanke says U.S. plan to help revive markets: report
  230. Former AIG chief offers alternative rescue plan: report
  231. Legg Mason unit eyes distressed sales: report
  232. Samsung re-enters U.S. notebook computer market
  233. Funeral industry bucks economic downturn
  234. Blackstone says U.S. action breaks back of crisis
  235. China exporters woe
  236. New image for pawnbrokers
  237. General Motors says bankruptcy not an option
  238. Stock futures rise on bank equity plan
  239. MUFG says Morgan Stanley deal to boost Asia business
  240. Iceland stocks plunge as trading resumes
  241. Bush injects capital to save market
  242. In new era, U.S. may buy $250 billion in bank stakes
  243. U.S. bank stocks surge as government pumps in $250 billion
  244. J&J profit beats forecast, shares jump
  245. PepsiCo profit misses view; to cut 3,300 jobs
  246. Linens 'n Things to liquidate remaining stores
  247. Oil turns lower on weak demand outlook
  248. Domino's Pizza profit misses view; shares dive
  249. New York stocks erase early gains
  250. Russia rich list set for reshuffle