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Stores Brace For Last-Minute Shoppers
NY1
Independent stores and malls are bracing for a surge of last-minute shoppers still looking for that perfect Christmas gift. Deals and bargains are expected to lure in customers this day before Christmas. It's already been a banner year for holiday ...
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Christmas Getaway: $3 Gas, More Travelers
ABC News
By SCOTT MAYEROWITZ Drivers heading home for Christmas are likely to find an unpleasant holiday surprise at the gas pump: national prices that are now averaging $3 a gallon for the first time since October 2008, according to a survey commissioned by ...
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Comcast-NBC merger gains traction
Washington Post
By Cecilia Kang The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said Thursday that he will vote to approve the proposed merger of Comcast and NBC Universal as long as certain conditions are met, a significant step toward the formation of a new ...
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Goldman Adopts Long-Term Incentive Plan to Deter Risky Bets
Bloomberg
By Bradley Keoun - Thu Dec 23 23:49:18 GMT 2010 Lloyd C. Blankfein, chairman and chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., center, walks with Gary D. Cohn, Goldman's president and chief operating officer. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg ...
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Stocks mixed on last trading day before Christmas
BusinessWeek
By DAVID K. RANDALL Stocks are ending mixed after reports showed small improvements in consumer spending and the job market. The government reported Thursday that consumer spending rose 0.4 percent in November from the month before. ...
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Oil Rises in London as Snowstorm Returns, Inflation Spurs Commodity Demand
Bloomberg
By Grant Smith - Fri Dec 24 11:13:26 GMT 2010 Crude oil in London traded within 1 percent of a two-year high, as the return of snowstorms to parts of Europe buoyed expectations that fuel demand will increase. Brent crude climbed to its highest since ...
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Economists See Signs of Stronger Recovery
New York Times
Among economists predicting a brighter 2011 were Mark Zandi, left, of Moody's Economy.com; Phillip L. Swagel, center, a former Treasury economist; and Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs. By SEWELL CHAN WASHINGTON — Eighteen months after the recession ...
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