Oil falls from record high on China demand worries
                   
earthtimes.org     May 12, 2008            

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil fell from a record high over $126 a barrel on Monday as a dip in crude oil imports into No. 2 consumer China stirred concerns high prices were eating into demand. ... China's April crude oil imports decreased against year-ago levels, the first... [read full story]                    


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London midday: Footsie steadies after early dip (ShareCast)

yahoo.com     7 mins ago   24 related          

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Retail shares open lower on oil price, outlooks (at MarketWatch)

yahoo.com     20 mins ago          

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Retail shares opened lower Thursday amid a rise in oil prices and concerns about retailers' second-half outlooks. The S&P Retail Index shares tumbled 17% after the company gave a second-half outlook...                    

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U.S. airlines seen as down but not out

upi.com     25 mins ago   2 related          

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The Bell Tolls For Us - II

agonist.org     32 mins ago          

We are standing at what should be, if there were any wit in the American Electorate, be the end of an era. George W. Bush has proven the utter bankruptcy of the three laws of Reaganism: military spending, tax cuts, and the...                    

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