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| Turning out for sanity. Or maybe fear. Boston Globe By Joseph Williams WASHINGTON — At the end of his highly-anticipated "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear'' on Saturday, host Jon Stewart gave perhaps the most cogent reflection on the event that had unfolded on the National Mall over the previous ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China Manufacturing Accelerated in October, Purchasing Manager Index Shows Bloomberg By Bloomberg News - Mon Nov 01 02:50:26 GMT 2010 Heavy industry will continue to report weaker gains in output because of the energy campaign, National Bureau of Statistics spokesman Sheng Laiyun said Oct. 21. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg China's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Awaiting Fed's Plans, Markets Are in Limbo New York Times By CHRISTINE HAUSER Whatever the outcome of Tuesday's midterm elections, the Federal Reserve is widely expected to take new steps this week to spur the nation's snail-paced recovery. Indeed, investors are counting on the Fed. The stock market has been ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China's Stocks Rise for First Time in Five Days as Manufacturing Expands Bloomberg By Bloomberg News - Mon Nov 01 02:11:05 GMT 2010 China stocks rose, with the benchmark index climbing for the first time in five days, after manufacturing expanded at the fastest pace in six months. Jiangxi Copper Co. and zinc producer Zhuzhou Smelter ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Japan Bond Futures Rise on Speculation BOJ to Follow Fed in Policy Easing Bloomberg By Yoshiaki Nohara - Mon Nov 01 01:44:25 GMT 2010 Japanese bond futures rose on speculation the nation's central bank will announce further easing measures this week to follow similar moves by the Federal Reserve. Demand for bonds increased before a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bomb plot shows gaps in screening of air cargo USA Today By Thomas Frank, Alan Levin and Kevin Johnson, USA TODAY WASHINGTON — The Transportation Security Administration boasts that every piece of cargo carried on domestic passenger flights is screened for bombs before being put in the belly of an airliner. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chavez orders takeover of Venezuelan steel maker BusinessWeek Venezuelana President Hugo Chavez has ordered the expropriation of his nation's largest privately owned steel producer. It is the latest in a series of state takeovers that has raised concerns among business leaders. Chavez says the expropriation of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bank of America Tries to Straighten Out Mortgage Files Wall Street Journal By RUTH SIMON And DAN FITZPATRICK At five offices around the US, hundreds of Bank of America Corp. employees are slogging through 102000 foreclosure files, trying to fix any problems. The grunt work is slow. Just a "handful" of new affidavits were ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Curtain call for iconic Pontiac BBC News Pontiac - one of the US car industry's most iconic brands - has finally gone out of business. It happened a year after its parent company General Motors announced its shutdown in a major restructuring. Set-up in 1926, Pontiac came to embody the image ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Voters Weigh Property-Tax Caps Wall Street Journal By AMY MERRICK Indiana voters are likely Tuesday to enshrine new property-tax caps in the state constitution with an amendment that would make them permanent, adding to pressures on municipal budgets already hit by declines in incomes and housing ... See all stories on this topic » |
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