Saturday, December 11, 2010

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Exports to China help US narrow trade deficit
Houston Chronicle
By CHRISTINE HAUSER New York Times The United States trade deficit narrowed in October to its lowest level since early this year, the government reported Friday, with exports to China hitting a high. The encouraging trade report and signs that a tax ...
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Obama enlists help in tax-cut debate
Los Angeles Times
He's joined by Bill Clinton at the White House in the face of growing opposition from both parties. President Obama took the unusual step Friday of turning to a Democratic predecessor, Bill Clinton, to help rescue the tax cut compromise plan, ...
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Occidental Petroleum buys major US assets, unloads Argentina operations
Los Angeles Times
Oxy says it is acquiring $3.2 billion in crude and natural gas assets in North Dakota and Texas, will increase holdings in pipelines and will boost dividends to shareholders. By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times Occidental Petroleum Corp. was buying ...
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China's top economic planner says December CPI likely below 5%
Xinhua
BEIJING, Dec. 11 (Xinhua) -- China's consumer price index (CPI) will probably fall below 5 percent as government measures to control prices take effect, the country's top economic planning body said Saturday. Government measures have started to take ...
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S&P 500 index to add Cablevision
Newsday
By JOSEPH MALLIA joseph.mallia@newsday.com Cablevision Systems Corp.'s stock will become part of the Standard & Poor's 500 index, a move that tends to lead to higher share prices for companies because listed stocks are routinely bought by investment ...
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OPEC ministers signal no output shifts
The Associated Press
QUITO, Ecuador (AP) — OPEC oil ministers signaled ahead of a Saturday meeting that they see no reason to change output targets given current global economic sluggishness, though they expect demand for crude will continue to grow. ...
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