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Black Friday shoppers see pleasure where others see pain CNN By Jason Hanna and Ann Hoevel, CNN Holiday shoppers and others flood the streets outside Macy's in New York City on last year's Black Friday. (CNN) -- Like a football coach preparing for a rival, Nicki Shoulders has been seriously game-planning for ... See all stories on this topic » CNN

Analysis: Thinking the unthinkable -- a euro zone breakup Reuters Utility regulators in the state have approved energy company National Grid's agreement to buy power from the 420-megawatt Cape Wind project, which could be the United States' first offshore wind farm. Full Article By Noah Barkin BERLIN (Reuters) ... See all stories on this topic »

DealBook: Del Monte Nears a $5 Billion Sale to Buyout Firms New York Times By PETER LATTMAN AND MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED On a day when Americans feast on turkey and stuffing, the private equity magnate Henry R. Kravis is doing something even bigger: He is buying a food products company. Del Monte Foods — the pet foods maker, ... See all stories on this topic » New York Times

At Thanksgiving, some adopt a turkey instead of eating one CNN By Stephanie Chen, CNN Mordecai and Fiona, two heritage turkeys, would have been slaughtered if Joan Poster hadn't adopted them. (CNN) -- Only two weeks into the adoption, Mordecai and Fiona are already exhibiting distinct personalities. ... See all stories on this topic »

ECB blanks Ireland fears to keep eyes on exit path Reuters Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen (R) pauses during a news conference in Government Buildings, Dublin November 24, 2010. By Marc Jones and Paul Carrel FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers brushed off the rebound in debt ... See all stories on this topic » Reuters

Asian IPOs regain momentum after blip Reuters By Alison Leung HONG KONG (Reuters) - After a brief lull, the Asian IPO express looked back on track on Thursday, with companies from China to Japan reiterating commitments to raise billions of dollars through stock market floats, although market ... See all stories on this topic »

Hungary's Policy Steps Rattle Markets Wall Street Journal By MARGIT FEHER And EMESE BARTHA BUDAPEST—Investors are growing increasingly nervous about the centralization of power being sought by Hungary's government as it looks to control the central bank and the independent fiscal-policy watchdog and force ... See all stories on this topic »

Irish opposition vows to upend austerity plan The Associated Press DUBLIN (AP) — Opposition leaders vowed Thursday to rewrite Ireland's harsh four-year austerity plan if, as expected, they oust Prime Minister Brian Cowen in early elections next year. European Union and International Monetary Fund experts negotiating ... See all stories on this topic »

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