6:55pm: Honda is expanding a previously announced recall. Driver's airbag inflators in certain vehicles may expand with too much pressure. More
6:02pm: Draft of Senate Democrats' legislation contains some job creation ideas and many extensions of unrelated provisions. What's missing is aid to the states and more infrastructure spending.
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4:49pm: Social networking wars heat up as Google gets lambasted by its rivals for what they deem as a copycat service.
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4:34pm: Mouse House reports flat first-quarter profit and revenue, beating analyst expectations.
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4:30pm: The German government reportedly may offer loan guarantees to troubled fellow EU member. Concern over possible default has stunted global markets recently.
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4:13pm: Lawsuits involving recalled vehicles already top 30 and more are in the works, raising risk of billions in additional costs.
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2:28pm: The debt-stricken emirate is reportedly planning to sell the iconic cruise ship Queen Elizabeth II to help repay creditors. Will the circus troupe also be put on the block?
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2:02pm: Many complaints regard difficulty with keeping the car in line. NHTSA is reviewing the complaints but isn't opening an investigation at this time.
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12:37pm: Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Molson Coors all reported weak demand in the U.S., but strong sales abroad. That may be more evidence that U.S. consumers are still nervous.
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12:25pm: Government plans envision a huge network serving most major cities, yet funding is small and the future is uncertain.
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12:21pm: Prices fell after the $40 billion auction of notes that starts the quarterly refunding.
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12:07pm: Toyota's latest recall is about the brakes, but the automaker insists that, driven properly, the cars are safe.
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11:12am: There are now about 5.9 unemployed workers vying for each job opening, according to the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover survey.
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10:38am: Housing bust enables protectionist group to buy up land around the movie industry symbol.
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10:31am: The dollar falls against the euro as concerns about Greece's debt crisis ease.
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9:52am: Three rival companies are battling for the hearts -- and wallets -- of on-the-go merchants who want to take credit card payments by smartphone.
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9:49am: With pressure mounting, the Japanese automaker takes a turn on the hot seat before Congress this month.
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9:36am: Wall Street charges ahead as investors bet European officials will take steps to help the nation cut its debt.
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7:29am: Crude prices extend gains as the dollar turns lower against the euro on easing European debt fears.
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5:18am: After big selloff, investors seek out buying opportunities. Concerns about European debt still in focus.
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4:32am: Worried about the effect a recession can have on your retirement savings? Don't panic. The right investment strategy can give you growth and security.
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4:26am: Some lawmakers want to tax banker bonuses into oblivion. Fat chance that will ever happen.
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4:18am: Taxes paid by employers to fund benefits for the jobless are spiking as states replenish trust funds. Some lawmakers are trying to minimize the impact.
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3:37am: Automaker announces global recall of 437,000 units of 2010 Prius and other hybrid models due to brake problem.
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