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  1. Brazil's Lula calls for shake-up of global finance (Reuters)
  2. Rio Tinto eyes joint ventures with China: report (Reuters)
  3. Retailer Li & Fung to layoff staff, cut costs (Reuters)
  4. Deutsche Post to curtail U.S. expansion: WSJ (Reuters)
  5. Roche sticks by $43.7 billion Genentech bid: report (Reuters)
  6. Stocks eye retail data, Treasury pick (Reuters)
  7. Glimpse into a new financial system (Reuters)
  8. Argentine stocks fall on pension takeover news (AP)
  9. GM's beleaguered shares could go lower: report (Reuters)
  10. Wall Street turns to consumer to gauge economy (AP)
  11. NRG rejects $6.08 billion Exelon bid (Reuters)
  12. Wall Street turns to consumers to gauge economy (AP)
  13. NRG rejects $6.08 bln Exelon bid (Reuters)
  14. Wall Street may find respite from turmoil in quiet week (AFP)
  15. Citigroup in talks to buy a bank: report (Reuters)
  16. Oil up 4 percent (Reuters)
  17. Won sets back South Koreans' overseas education plans (Reuters)
  18. HSBC's profit up on year, takes $4.9 billion hit (Reuters)
  19. How to beat the financial blues, Bhutan style (AFP)
  20. Government restructures AIG bailout package (Reuters)
  21. Stocks set to rise on China package; AIG in focus (Reuters)
  22. Nortel sets sweeping cost cuts, posts big loss (Reuters)
  23. London stocks jumps 2.43% as trading begins (AFP)
  24. India's auto sales plunged in October (AP)
  25. Hong Kong stocks rise on China stimulus plan (AP)
  26. McDonald's October same-store sales rise 8.2 percent (Reuters)
  27. Circuit City files for bankruptcy (Reuters)
  28. Circuit City files for bankruptcy protection (AP)
  29. DHL to cut 9,500 jobs in U.S. (Reuters)
  30. GM shares down 30 percent after broker downgrades (Reuters)
  31. Global losses from crisis to reach $1.4 trillion: Goldman (Reuters)
  32. GM shares hit 62-year lows after broker downgrades (Reuters)
  33. GM to cut production, idle 5,500 hourly employees (Reuters)
  34. Starbucks profit tumbles, shares off (Reuters)
  35. Fed approves American Express as bank holding company (Reuters)
  36. Fed OKs American Express as bank holding company (Reuters)
  37. Circuit City files for bankruptcy protection (Reuters)
  38. Indictments possible in UBS inquiry: report (Reuters)
  39. Economy fears dog Asia stocks (Reuters)
  40. London FTSE sharply up (AFP)
  41. Financial crisis closes in on GM (AFP)
  42. GM shares plunge after analyst sees them hitting zero (AFP)
  43. Kazakh govt, banks agree $3.47 billion bailout package (Reuters)
  44. Vodafone cuts full-year revenue forecast (Reuters)
  45. Executive indictments possible in UBS tax probe: report (Reuters)
  46. Stock futures point to drop in early trade (Reuters)
  47. Buffet, Ross insurers eye Dexia U.S. unit: report (Reuters)
  48. Australian stock market falls 3.6 percent (AP)
  49. Tyco International profit tops forecasts (Reuters)
  50. Japan stocks fall on economy jitters, stronger yen (AP)
  51. Tesco plans further China expansion (AP)
  52. FTSE falls 0.98% when market opens (AFP)
  53. TJX sees 3Q profit slip 5 percent (AP)
  54. HK stocks fall as investors question China plan (AP)
  55. TJX profit falls, cuts forecast (Reuters)
  56. General Growth Properties plunges on viability concerns (Reuters)
  57. U.S. crude futures drop $4 on ongoing demand worry (Reuters)
  58. GM likely to survive, bonds a "buy": JPMorgan (Reuters)
  59. Fox-Pitt's Trone sees fourth-quarter loss for Goldman Sachs (Reuters)
  60. Goldman drops on broker views (Reuters)
  61. Citigroup to help 500,000 mortgage holders keep homes (AFP)
  62. Toll Brothers falls 5 percent, expects revenue slide (Reuters)
  63. GM shares hit 65-year low amid liquidity concerns (Reuters)
  64. Housing agencies to widen homeowner help (Reuters)
  65. Tight retail market narrows jobseekers' options (AP)
  66. Russian shares drop on lower oil prices (AP)
  67. Goldman CEO says strategy won't change as bank (Reuters)
  68. FDIC head says new mortgage plan insufficient (AP)
  69. Westfield sees earnings rise 5.5 percent this year (AP)
  70. US lays out sweeping program to ease mortages (AFP)
  71. House speaker seeks auto bailout bill (Reuters)
  72. China's October retail sales up 22 percent (AP)
  73. Asia stocks fall on dismal outlook (Reuters)
  74. AmEx seeks $3.5 billion from government: report (Reuters)
  75. Swiss Life warns on profit, ING posts first loss (Reuters)
  76. Stock futures point to early losses (Reuters)
  77. FTSE gains 0.75% at open (AFP)
  78. Best Buy cuts fiscal 2009 profit outlook (AP)
  79. Macy's reports less-than-expected loss (Reuters)
  80. Bank of England signals more rate cuts as economy shrinks (Reuters)
  81. Best Buy slashes profit outlook (Reuters)
  82. Russia may have to tap reserves fund in crisis (AP)
  83. Morgan Stanley plans job cuts (Reuters)
  84. Anheuser shareholders approve takeover by InBev (Reuters)
  85. UBS executive charged with aiding tax evasion (Reuters)
  86. Economic gloom mounts ahead of finance crisis summit (AFP)
  87. Macy's swings to $44 million loss in 3rd quarter (AP)
  88. U.S. 2008 oil demand to drop most since 1980: EIA (Reuters)
  89. Congress panel eyes $25 billion automaker loan bill (Reuters)
  90. Congress panel eyes $25 billion automaker loan bill (Reuters)
  91. Google shares below $300 for first time since 2005 (Reuters)
  92. Sears restores layaway program amid retail gloom (AP)
  93. FTSE 100 up 52.96 at 4,299.65 (AP)
  94. Applied Materials cutting 12 percent of jobs (Reuters)
  95. Intel warns on quarter, weak demand everywhere (Reuters)
  96. Halt in consumer spending hurts retailers (AP)
  97. Intel's shock warning sounds alarm for tech sector (Reuters)
  98. Dems seek auto aid as treasury shifts rescue focus (AP)
  99. U.S. backs away from plan to buy bad assets (Reuters)
  100. GE says gets FDIC backing for $139 billion in debt (Reuters)
  101. GM up as investors bet bailout is likely (Reuters)
  102. Sears restores layaway program amid retail gloom (AP)
  103. Retailers see more returns, some loosen policy (Reuters)
  104. Foreclosures up 25 percent from year ago: RealtyTrac (Reuters)
  105. Asian shares hit as grim news abounds (Reuters)
  106. Private equity executives offer grim economic forecast (Reuters)
  107. Citi directors looking to replace chairman: report (Reuters)
  108. Wall Street plunges on recession fears, uncertainty (AFP)
  109. Top hedge fund managers face lawmakers (Reuters)
  110. Citigroup in talks to buy Chevy Chase Bank: report (Reuters)
  111. Australia's key stock index sinks to 4-year low (AP)
  112. NY's Cuomo seeking data on bonuses at BofA: report (Reuters)
  113. Taiwan shares fall 3.9 percent on global woes (AP)
  114. S&P 500, Dow futures jump on Wal-Mart optimism (Reuters)
  115. Wal-Mart posts higher net, cuts forecast (Reuters)
  116. Wal-Mart's 3Q profit rises 10 percent (AP)
  117. Jobless claims reach 516,000, highest in 7 years (Reuters)
  118. Aiding carmakers not intent of bailout package: White House (Reuters)
  119. Goldman suspends GM rating, sees $22 billion bailout (Reuters)
  120. Nortel bankruptcy a "distinct possibility": analyst (Reuters)
  121. Hang Seng index plunges over 5 percent (AP)
  122. Congress should amend auto loan program: Gutierrez (Reuters)
  123. US SEC focused on aiding corporate deals: official (Reuters)
  124. China shares rise on optimism over stimulus plan (AP)
  125. Chrysler survival hard without government aid: CEO (Reuters)
  126. Goldman suspends GM rating, Chrysler urges aid (Reuters)
  127. FTSE closes down (AFP)
  128. World leaders to gather on crisis, no quick fix seen (Reuters)
  129. Paulson says Congress should aid automakers (Reuters)
  130. Fed officials see economic gloom, policy bind (Reuters)
  131. Wal-Mart shines; Nordstrom and Kohl's struggle (AP)
  132. Trading halted at Kuwait bourse on court order (AFP)
  133. GSE chief says mortgage aid plan should be model (Reuters)
  134. Bargain hunters lift Dow 553 points, S&P up 7 percent (Reuters)
  135. Chrysler urges bailout, Washington split (Reuters)
  136. Citigroup shares drop, pressure on Pandit (Reuters)
  137. Democrats hunt for support for auto bailout (AP)
  138. U.S. pitches free markets ahead of G20 summit (Reuters)
  139. LSE 1H profit up but cancels share buyback (AP)
  140. Asia shares rally but caution ahead of G20 (Reuters)
  141. Gloom deepens as G20 leaders head for summit (Reuters)
  142. Nissan to cut Japan output further on sales slump (Reuters)
  143. EADS takes A400M hit but raises 2008 target (Reuters)
  144. Russian shares plunge amid market closures (AP)
  145. Citigroup to cut at least 10,000 jobs: report (Reuters)
  146. Insurers pull cover from GM, Ford suppliers: report (Reuters)
  147. Buffett's Berkshire falls below $100,000/share (Reuters)
  148. Auto bankruptcy protection won't work: report (Reuters)
  149. Philippine stock index climbs 3 percent (AP)
  150. Nokia sees world cellphone market falling in 2009 (Reuters)
  151. Retail sales fall by record 2.8 percent in October (Reuters)
  152. Bernanke: Central banks ready to act if needed (Reuters)
  153. Sun Microsystems to cut up to 6,000 jobs (Reuters)
  154. Russian markets jump on rally in US stocks, oil (AP)
  155. J.C. Penney profit falls 53 percent (Reuters)
  156. "Stunning" price drop lifts consumers' mood (Reuters)
  157. India's rich lose 60 pct of their fortune as stocks dive (AFP)
  158. Car maker Opel seeks help from German govt (AP)
  159. Penney, Abercrombie results add to retail fears (Reuters)
  160. White House pushing to speed up loans for automakers (Reuters)
  161. Retail sales in record fall, but sentiment up (Reuters)
  162. GM failure already priced in by credit market: Citi (Reuters)
  163. Australian stock market gains after US rebound (AP)
  164. Citigroup expected to cut 10 percent of jobs: source (Reuters)
  165. Crude falling despite news of another OPEC meeting (AP)
  166. Paulson says adding bank capital needed: report (Reuters)
  167. Global leaders to vow action to ease recession (Reuters)
  168. Outlooks point to painful holiday for retailers (AP)
  169. White House says Democrats heading for "gridlock" on autos (Reuters)
  170. Fidelity Investments to cut 1,700 more jobs (Reuters)
  171. Reid says Bush proposal for automakers "unacceptable" (Reuters)
  172. Oil falls to $58 on stock markets, data (Reuters)
  173. FTSE 100 climbs up (AFP)
  174. Senate to take up auto bailout, Bush offers plan (Reuters)
  175. Retail sales sink as Dems seek auto industry loans (AP)
  176. Lehman needs deal on assets with its European unit (Reuters)
  177. World leaders pledge action plan to fight crisis (Reuters)
  178. Fidelity Investments to cut 1,700 more jobs (Reuters)
  179. Obama urges Congress to quickly pass rescue plan (Reuters)
  180. India's rich lose 60 pct of their fortune as stocks dive: Forbes (AFP)
  181. Obama urges help for homeowners, auto industry (Reuters)
  182. GM lobbying hard for bailout: report (Reuters)
  183. US stocks fall on profit-taking, Europe off highs (AP)
  184. Unremitting gloom and capital flight (Reuters)
  185. JP Morgan could axe thousands of jobs: report (Reuters)
  186. U.S. auto sector bankruptcy would devastate: GM CEO (Reuters)
  187. U.S. auto bailout support battle heats up (Reuters)
  188. As U.S. banks retreat, credit unions step up loans (Reuters)
  189. FTSE 100 up 63.76 points at 4,232.97 (AP)
  190. Awaiting verdict on world leaders' crisis plan (Reuters)
  191. Goldman CEO, 6 others forgo 2008 bonuses (Reuters)
  192. Goldman CEO, 6 others forgo 2008 bonuses (Reuters)
  193. UPS won't give annual peak shipping day projection (AP)
  194. Auto executives in spotlight as U.S. weighs bailout (Reuters)
  195. Global stocks recover as bargains sought (Reuters)
  196. Gold, grains advance on midday stock market rally (AP)
  197. Stock futures signal gains, automakers eyed (Reuters)
  198. As Wall Street founders, investors mull 'bottom' for market (AFP)
  199. Citigroup to cut 50,000 jobs: CNBC (Reuters)
  200. Lowe's posts lower profit (Reuters)
  201. Gulf stocks plunge as G20 fails to halt panic (AFP)
  202. Target 3Q profit falls 24 percent in tough economy (AP)
  203. Target profit falls almost 24 percent (Reuters)
  204. Bank of America boosts stake in big Chinese bank (Reuters)
  205. SEC charges Mark Cuban with insider trading (Reuters)
  206. SEC charges Mark Cuban over Mamma.com share sale (Reuters)
  207. Putnam Investments to cut 47 jobs, merge funds (AP)
  208. Fannie, Freddie, home loan banks control $6.8T (AP)
  209. Fed's Hoening: Fed has done "as much as it can" (Reuters)
  210. White House opposes Senate Democrats' auto bailout bid (Reuters)
  211. Fed has done "as much as it can": Fed's Hoenig (Reuters)
  212. Global stocks tumble as Japan falls into recession (AFP)
  213. Congress takes first step on automaker bailout (Reuters)
  214. Regaining economic health to take time: Paulson (Reuters)
  215. Yahoo's Yang to step down (Reuters)
  216. UPS won't give annual peak shipping day projection (AP)
  217. Asia stocks drop as bank job cuts hit mood (Reuters)
  218. Ford may announce plan to sell 20% Mazda stake: paper (Reuters)
  219. FTSE 100 down 100.81 points at 4,132.16 (AP)
  220. Oil rebounds to near $56 (Reuters)
  221. Macquarie, MUFG profits dive (Reuters)
  222. Stocks finish lower as recession worries deepen (AP)
  223. SEC charges Mark Cuban with insider trading (AP)
  224. NBA club owner Cuban charged with insider trading (AFP)
  225. Citi to cut less than 300 jobs in Singapore (Reuters)
  226. Japan stocks fall as layoffs hammer bank shares (AP)
  227. Home Depot profit falls, but beats Street view (Reuters)
  228. Stock futures point to weaker Wall Street opening (Reuters)
  229. HP preliminary fourth quarter results reassure (Reuters)
  230. Shares steady when trading begins (AFP)
  231. Saks reports bigger-than-expected 3Q loss (AP)
  232. Wal-Mart says gas price drop helping store traffic (Reuters)
  233. China stocks tumble on profit-taking (AP)
  234. Paulson says need to preserve TARP funds (Reuters)
  235. HP preliminary results beat, shares jump (Reuters)
  236. October producer prices fall by record 2.8 percent (Reuters)
  237. Lawmakers, Treasury lock horns on foreclosures (Reuters)
  238. Hong Kong index falls 4.5 pct as bank shares hit (AP)
  239. Home builder sentiment tumbles to new low: NAHB (Reuters)
  240. Mexican tycoon Salinas sets eyes on Circuit City (Reuters)
  241. GE says finance arm changes to save $2 billion in '09 (Reuters)
  242. La-Z-Boy posts wider loss, suspends forecasts (Reuters)
  243. Brazil stocks down early (AP)
  244. Cuban responds to SEC, says no secrecy deal (Reuters)
  245. U.S. auto execs plead for Congress to fund bailout (Reuters)
  246. U.S. CEOs urge at least $300 billion fiscal stimulus (Reuters)
  247. FTSE-100 up 76.39 points at 4,208.55 (AP)
  248. Non-residential construction index falls: AIA (Reuters)
  249. Asia stocks fall as economic outlook darkens (Reuters)
  250. Boeing to delay jet deliveries: report (Reuters)