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Alcoa kicks off what's expected to be grim reporting week for companies Seeking to reassure wary lawmakers, President-elect Barack Obama said he will fundamentally change the way the second half of the $700 billion financial bailout fund is spent. Jan. 12: President-elect Barack Obama asks President Bush to trigger the release of the second half of TARP funds, promising to focus on housing and the prevention of foreclosures with the new money. NEW YORK - Wall Street extended last week’s slide Monday, ending lower as falling commodity prices dragged energy stocks lower and reinforced fears that a slowing economy will further erode corporate profits. Wall Street is expecting fourth-quarter and full-year earnings arriving this week to be particularly bleak, especially after several companies warned last week that they are being... [read full story]
By Patrick Miller, PC World - Fri Nov 27, 2009 12:05PM EST Add articles about technology to your My Yahoo! The Apple iPod Touch is on sale in several places--for instance, Best Buy is selling the 8GB version plus a $30 gift...
Body armour maker Pacific Safety Products Inc. (TSX-V:PSP) started off its fiscal 2010 with another disappointing quarter, with its bottom line slipping into the red and revenues remaining flat compared to a year earlier.
They are either one of the most extraordinary art finds of the past 100 years or one of the most exquisite frauds to be attempted. One way or another, though, a complete set of 74 plaster sculptures of dancers, bathers and...
Black Friday: A shopping happening In a year of tight budgets, Black Friday bargain-hunting was a necessity, as well as an event. , Star Tribune staff writers Stores are opening too early on Friday There's no need to have...
