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If it's Thanksgiving, you must be shopping . Reuters By Brad Dorfman CHICAGO (Reuters) - Forget the turkey and the football -- if it's Thanksgiving, why aren't you shopping? US retailers trying to squeeze every extra cent out of shoppers are opening for Thanksgiving on Thursday, trying to get a jump on ... See all stories on this topic » Reuters

South Korea to strengthen troops on islands after attack The Guardian South Korea's president has ordered the military to strengthen the troop presence on islands near North Korea after Tuesday's bombardment, as the North warned of retaliation if there were any "reckless military provocations". ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Oil edges lower as European debt concerns linger Reuters By Alejandro Barbajosa SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil edged lower on Thursday, after rising more than 3 percent a day earlier on strong US macro-economic data, as concerns about European debt lingered. A surprise crude inventory gain in top consumer the ... See all stories on this topic » Reuters

Nikkei back near 5-month high as yen stabilizes Reuters By Antoni Slodkowski and Masayuki Kitano TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average rose 0.5 percent on Thursday and edged back toward a five-month high hit earlier this week, supported by demand from overseas investors and the yen's recent dip against ... See all stories on this topic »

Ford Adds 40 China Dealers as It Targets Record Sales BusinessWeek By Bloomberg News Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co., the second-biggest US automaker, opened 40 dealerships in China today and plans to add a further 26 by year's end as it aims for record sales in the world's largest auto market. ... See all stories on this topic »

Latin Day Ahead: Lula-Meirelles Redux Has Tombini Raising Rates Bloomberg By Laura Price - Thu Nov 25 07:34:38 GMT 2010 Brazilian President-elect Dilma Rousseff's nomination of Alexandre Tombini to head the central bank is prompting investors to bet on an interest-rate increase in her first month in office. ... See all stories on this topic »

Judge approves wiretaps in financial fraud cases Washington Post By Zachary A. Goldfarb A federal judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors could use surveillance of telephone conversations in some financial fraud cases. The decision validates a tool that investigators had sought to use in probing allegations of ... See all stories on this topic »

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