6:44pm: Another round of capital investments under the $700 billion bailout brings the total amount dispersed to $187.5 billion. Citigroup also gets its emergency $20B. More
6:31pm: The nation's premier law enforcement agency has 3,000 job openings.
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6:18pm: Study shows that 1.06 million American consumers filed for bankruptcy protection last year.
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4:27pm: The Small Business Administration processed 57% fewer loans last quarter than it did a year ago.
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4:25pm: Venezuelan company says economic crisis and reduced prices force it to re-evaluate social programs.
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3:06pm: Obama's proposed $300 billion in tax cuts drives the dollar higher and weighs on the gold market.
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3:02pm: Last year was a financial nightmare for many Americans, but you can make up for it in 2009 by controlling your credit card debt.
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2:29pm: Lawmakers ask how regulators missed the alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme.
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2:07pm: Here are a few belated New Year's resolutions for the beleaguered automakers.
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1:11pm: The automaker's new incentive program aims to reassure car buyers who are worried about losing their jobs.
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1:06pm: In reaction to escalating tension with Kiev, Prime Minister Putin ordered gas supplies across Ukraine to be cut by one sixth.
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1:03pm: Sales of cars, trucks and SUVs all plummeted, capping the worst year for industrywide auto sales since 1992.
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12:24pm: U.K.-based ARM makes the chips that power cell phones, tiny computers and loads of other gadgets.
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11:33am: Dick Bond will step down as CEO of the number one meat company, and former CEO Leland Tollett will take over temporarily.
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11:31am: Dick Bond will step down as CEO of the number one meat company, and former CEO Leland Tollett will take over temporarily.
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11:15am: The Obama administration is expected to propose $300B in tax cuts in a stimulus plan. But economists are divided about how much of an impact they will have.
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11:14am: Markets churn on auto sales, surging oil and Obama stimulus. Dow ends below 9,000.
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10:56am: You do need a new title insurance policy when you refinance, but you might be able to get one for less than you think.
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10:47am: Despite a drop in homebuilding, the decline in 2008 construction spending was less than analysts forecast.
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10:26am: As chief economist for the National Association of Realtors, David Lereah was famously optimistic. Now a private consultant, he's abandoned what he calls the 'positive spin.'
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10:15am: The price of regular gasoline rises as oil companies prepare for a return in demand later this year.
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10:11am: The book superstore shakes up management, appoints Ron Marshall, a turnaround specialist, as CEO.
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10:02am: Treasurys sell off for the second day as investors seek out higher returns and Obama pitches his stimulus plan to Congress.
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9:58am: Greenback rallies on anticipation of European interest rate cuts and Obama's stimulus plan.
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9:34am: The home movie service to offer instantly streamed movies on new set.
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9:33am: The home movie service to offer instantly streamed movies on new set.
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9:17am: France and Japan top list of worst sales across globe.
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9:02am: Apple CEO says he will remain on the job while being treated for the condition.
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9:00am: In a battered market, the former Windsor fund manager is finding stocks that meet his strict value standards.
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8:35am: Crude prices continue to rise as concern that Israel's move into Gaza could lead to a withholding of supply paces the futures advance.
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8:24am: Commentary: Just what does a guy have to do to get locked up these days?
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8:23am: The British glassmaker filed for bankruptcy protection after it was unable to pay off its debt.
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7:52am: The annual Consumer Electronics Show will likely feel the economic recession, with fewer manufacturers, retailers and people turning up to check out the newest gadgets.
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6:14am: You shouldn't expect regulators to catch bigtime financiopaths like Bernie Madoff - that's not how the world works.
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6:10am: The company is sitting on a pile of cash, and some think it may soon buy another major oil firm.
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6:08am: The company is sitting on a pile of cash, and some think it may soon buy another major oil firm.
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5:57am: Asia and Europe in positive territory as Wall Street enters first full week of trading in the new year.
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5:36am: President-elect begins push on Hill for rescue proposal. On tap: Breaks for workers and businesses, energy and road and school construction.
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4:39am: In revitalizing the Magic Kingdom, the CEO has built a compelling case that integrated, cross-platform media leviathans like Disney still make sense in the Digital Age.
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4:32am: Wall Street steps back after last week's big run.
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