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  1. Asia stocks slide, yen jumps
  2. Asian markets follow Wall Street lower
  3. Oil hits 21-month low of $56
  4. Report: Japan ready to aid IMF bailouts
  5. Hong Kong to investigate Lehman
  6. Retailers see more returns, some loosen policy
  7. Private equity executives offer grim economic forecast
  8. Citigroup in talks to buy Chevy Chase Bank: report
  9. Foreclosures up 25 percent from year ago: RealtyTrac
  10. Germany in recession
  11. The Netherlands to bail out SNS bank
  12. China keeps shining amid crisis
  13. Asian shares hit as grim news abounds
  14. Germany falls into recession, Japan to boost IMF
  15. NY's Cuomo seeking data on bonuses at BofA: report
  16. Citi directors looking to replace chairman: report
  17. Top hedge fund managers face lawmakers
  18. U.S. may need to insure wholesale deposits: Barclays Capital
  19. McDonald's well positioned in face of recession: CEO
  20. World markets mixed as Germany hits recession
  21. BT cuts 10,000 jobs, shares surge
  22. Jobless claims reach 7 year high
  23. Wal-Mart net up 10 percent, but outlook lowered
  24. Stock futures add to losses after jobless claims data
  25. BlackRock CEO says sees some healing in credit markets: report
  26. IMF founder says system still works
  27. Soros says deep recession inevitable, depression possible
  28. Congress should amend auto loan program: Gutierrez
  29. Goldman suspends GM rating, sees $22 billion bailout
  30. Nortel bankruptcy a "distinct possibility": analyst
  31. Tech shares fall after Intel warning
  32. JPMorgan may take $1.6-$1.7 billion in writedowns: analysts
  33. Jobless, foreclosures keep rising.
  34. BT axes 10,000 jobs
  35. Shopping in Germany's recession
  36. Top hedge funds see more rules ahead for industry
  37. GE shares tumble, company confirms 2009 dividend
  38. Goldman suspends GM rating, Chrysler urges aid
  39. RIM co-CEO says market environment is "intense"
  40. Lawmakers challenge big banks on bailout funds
  41. Qualcomm halts UMB project, sees no major job cuts
  42. World leaders to gather on crisis, no quick fix seen
  43. U.S. Postal Service has $2.8 billion loss in fiscal '08
  44. Paulson says Congress should aid automakers
  45. Fed officials see economic gloom, policy bind
  46. Kohl's, Nordstrom cut year views as holidays loom
  47. Buffett's Berkshire falls below $100,000/share
  48. GSE chief says mortgage aid plan should be model
  49. Top hedge funds see more rules coming
  50. U.S. crude climbs after Wall Street rally
  51. Green collar jobs: key to US future?
  52. U.S. hedge funds anxious as redemption deadline looms
  53. Stocks surge 7 percent
  54. Small business credit woes sap jobs
  55. Bargain hunters lift Dow 553 points, S&P up 7 percent
  56. Citigroup shares drop, pressure on Pandit
  57. World leaders to gather on crisis, no quick fix seen
  58. Chrysler urges bailout, Washington split
  59. RBS to axe 3,000 jobs in coming weeks: report
  60. U.S. blocks import of Chinese milk products
  61. Up to 11,000 to lose casino jobs in Macau
  62. Bush defends U.S. free enterprise before summit
  63. Japan ready to loan $100B to IMF bailouts
  64. Weakness in China's economy worsening
  65. Versace takes China catwalk
  66. Asian shares gain, but wariness ahead of G20
  67. Gloom deepens as G20 leaders head for summit
  68. Eurozone enters recession for first time
  69. Asia rebounds pre-G20
  70. Citigroup to cut at least 10,000 jobs: report
  71. Auto bankruptcy protection won't work: report
  72. Insurers pull cover from GM, Ford suppliers: report
  73. Most Merrill financial advisers accept BofA bonus: report
  74. Dexia sells U.S. unit FSA after heavy loss
  75. Honda, others want Fed to buy their paper: report
  76. RBS mulls axing 3,000 investment bank jobs: source
  77. Rent too high? Try this
  78. Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs
  79. Nokia cuts fourth-quarter industry outlook
  80. J.C. Penney profit fell 53 percent
  81. Freddie Mac posts $25.3 billion loss
  82. Bernanke: Central banks ready to act if needed
  83. Retail sales fall by record 2.8 percent in October
  84. Boeing delays new jumbo
  85. Euro zone slips into first recession
  86. Consumer mood up on "stunning" price drop: U of Michigan
  87. Treasury says mulling ways to cut foreclosures
  88. Oil prices steady after OPEC move
  89. Retail sales in record fall, but sentiment up
  90. Freddie Mac posts $25B Q3 loss
  91. White House pushing to speed up loans for automakers
  92. Penney, Abercrombie results add to retail fears
  93. Biggest retail sales drop on record
  94. US mulls ways cut foreclosures
  95. GM failure already priced in by credit market: Citi
  96. Fed's Pianalto sees worse-than-average recession
  97. Citigroup expected to cut 10 percent of jobs: source
  98. Senate to take up auto bailout on Monday: Reid
  99. Paulson says adding bank capital needed: CNBC
  100. Boeing delays new jumbo, shares fall
  101. Global leaders to vow action to ease recession
  102. Recession fears spark new gold rush
  103. Recession hangs over G20 summit
  104. Fidelity Investments to cut 1,700 more jobs
  105. White House says Democrats heading for "gridlock" on autos
  106. Sen. Stabenow says final amount of auto bailout being negotiated
  107. Hartford Financial soars on plan to join TARP
  108. U.S. leadership tested at crisis summit
  109. Pakistan borrows $7.6B from IMF
  110. Wall St. down on retail slump
  111. Price pressures under scrutiny
  112. Wall Street sells off as consumers snap wallets shut
  113. Obama urges Congress to quickly pass rescue plan
  114. Fidelity Investments to cut 1,700 more jobs
  115. Senate to take up auto bailout, Bush offers plan
  116. World leaders pledge action plan to fight crisis
  117. Citigroup to cut 10 percent of jobs: source
  118. Lehman needs deal on assets with its European unit
  119. Retail sales in record fall, but sentiment up
  120. Obama urges help for homeowners, auto industry
  121. G20 leaders tackle economic crisis
  122. Iran wants OPEC production cut
  123. GM lobbying hard for bailout: report
  124. World leaders urge fast action on financial crisis
  125. LSE chief Furse's defensive mettle may prove weakness
  126. JP Morgan could axe thousands of jobs: report
  127. Unremitting gloom and capital flight
  128. Obama resigns Senate seat, adds White House staff
  129. U.S. auto sector bankruptcy would devastate: GM CEO
  130. U.S. auto bailout support battle heats up
  131. As U.S. banks retreat, credit unions step up loans
  132. Iceland agrees deal for foreign savers
  133. Awaiting verdict on world leaders' crisis plan
  134. Goldman CEO, 6 others forgo 2008 bonuses
  135. Genworth in deal to buy bank, seeks TARP money
  136. Goldman CEO, 6 others forgo 2008 bonuses
  137. World crisis plan criticized as trading dawns
  138. Japan enters recession after contraction
  139. Gas price drop: 60 days straight
  140. Oil output cuts not likely - OPEC chief
  141. U.S. in recession, jobless to peak at 7.5 pct: survey
  142. GE chief eyes expansion, media assets: report
  143. Global stocks recover as bargains sought
  144. UPS: outlook unclear, so no peak package forecast
  145. Japan's recession
  146. Auto executives in spotlight as U.S. weighs bailout
  147. Oil falls to $56 after G20 summit
  148. Genworth in deal to buy bank, seeks TARP money
  149. Asian shares mixed
  150. Stock futures signal gains, automakers eyed
  151. Fitch says may cut Toyota rating on industry slump
  152. Citigroup to cut 50,000 staff as crisis worsens
  153. U.S. automakers seek bailout dollars
  154. No bonus for Goldman Sachs' CEO
  155. Markets fall on Japan, G20 results
  156. Citigroup to slash 52,000 jobs; shares slide
  157. SEC charges Mark Cuban over Mamma.com share sale
  158. Target profit falls almost 24 percent, suspends buybacks
  159. Bank of America boosts stake in big Chinese bank
  160. Lowe's profit beats but year view cut; shares rise
  161. Barclays cuts Research In Motion price target
  162. Industry rebounds in October but factory outlook grim
  163. Iceland moves to secure $6BN in loans
  164. Citi to slash 52,000 jobs
  165. SEC charges Mark Cuban with insider trading
  166. Reynolds focuses on new products as market changes
  167. More analysts see bleak fourth quarter at Goldman, M.Stanley
  168. 85 companies default on debt in 2008: S&P
  169. Fed's Hoening: Fed has done "as much as it can"
  170. Insurers await Fed OK for cash amid capital drain
  171. Pressure builds on U.S. bailout banks to cut bonuses
  172. Citigroup's near-record job cuts
  173. White House opposes Senate Democrats' auto bailout bid
  174. Fed has done "as much as it can": Fed's Hoenig
  175. BlackRock tells employees jobs to be cut this week
  176. Treasury injects capital into 21 more banks
  177. SEC charges Mark Cuban with insider trading
  178. Pressure builds on U.S. bailout banks to cut bonuses
  179. Yahoo co-founder to resign as CEO
  180. Yahoo's Yang to step down
  181. Congress takes first step on automaker bailout
  182. Asia, Pacific stocks down in early trading
  183. Oil ends at 21-month low
  184. Cuban charged with insider trading
  185. Colombia acts on pyramid collapse
  186. Regaining economic health to take time: Paulson
  187. Japan warns of longer slump
  188. Gift card sales seen down 6 percent this holiday: NRF
  189. Asia stocks drop as bank job cuts hit mood
  190. Ford may announce plan to sell 20% Mazda stake: paper
  191. Global chip makers lower 2009 sales outlook
  192. U.S. automakers plead for bailout
  193. Ford selling 20 percent stake in Mazda
  194. Alitalia slashing 100 flights a day
  195. Norwegian firm takes long way to avoid pirates
  196. Europe, Asian markets continue slide
  197. Commentary: How Obama can fix economy
  198. Yahoo CEO to resign
  199. Asian banks feel Citi pain
  200. HP preliminary fourth quarter results reassure
  201. Stock futures cut losses as HP offsets economic fear
  202. October producer prices fall by record 2.8 percent
  203. Ford abandons Mazda control with 20 percent stake sale
  204. Home Depot profit falls, but beats Street view
  205. Treasury's Paulson say no plans to further tap TARP funds: WSJ
  206. Medtronic quarterly net profit falls 14 percent
  207. Pepsi Bottling to cut jobs, trims forecast
  208. HP preliminary results beat, shares jump
  209. Paulson says need to preserve TARP funds
  210. Wal-Mart says gas price drop helping store traffic
  211. ON Semi drops hostile bid for Atmel
  212. H-P news gives techs early lift
  213. Barclays moves to stem revolt
  214. Paulson:TARP targets financial firms
  215. German help for Opel
  216. Lawmakers, Treasury lock horns on foreclosures
  217. GE plans $2 billion in finance arm cuts next year
  218. Mexican tycoon Salinas sets eyes on Circuit City
  219. October producer prices slump, home gloom grows
  220. Boeing shares fall to 5-year low on earnings worries
  221. Citigroup shares tumble to 13-year low
  222. Bank of America sees record credit card losses
  223. Cuban responds to SEC, says no secrecy deal
  224. La-Z-Boy posts wider loss, suspends forecasts
  225. TiVo, KLA-Tencor cut jobs, join growing list
  226. TARP criticized on the Hill
  227. Should GM file for bankruptcy?
  228. Big Three autos plead for help
  229. U.S. auto execs plead for Congress to fund bailout
  230. U.S. CEOs urge at least $300 billion fiscal stimulus
  231. Chinese president in Cuba to strengthen ties
  232. Economist: China, India critical
  233. Asian stocks slump despite Wall Street gains
  234. U.S. lawmakers take Paulson to task
  235. Citigroup liquidates its CSO fund: report
  236. HSBC to cut 500 jobs in Asia
  237. Lawmakers, Treasury lock horns on foreclosures
  238. Analysis: Fixing the Big Three
  239. Asia stocks fall as economic outlook darkens
  240. Boeing to delay jet deliveries: report
  241. Non-residential construction index falls: AIA
  242. Oil steady above $54, eyes on U.S. stocks data
  243. European markets follow Asian losses
  244. Asia shares dip, yen up
  245. Tokyo dining shines despite economy
  246. Japan banks in doldrums, U.S. carmakers on brink
  247. Stock futures sink ahead of data; autos eyed
  248. Toyota to cut output, Nissan downbeat
  249. Nomura head sees Japan local bank consolidation
  250. Yum Brands to globalize Taco Bell chain: report