6:47pm: Toyota and the government are bickering about a floor mat safety warning, but they both agree on the solution: car owners should remove the mats. More
6:11pm: Lawmakers pass bill extending unemployment benefits by up to 20 weeks. Legislation also extends homebuyer tax credit into next year.
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3:25pm: Effective date for provisions would move to Dec. 1 from next February and August.
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2:42pm: Despite terrible sales, the troubled U.S. automaker ended its first post-bankruptcy quarter with more cash than it had at the start of it.
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2:30pm: Central bank keeps rates near zero and says they'll stay there for "extended period" despite recent signs of economic turnaround.
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2:27pm: Central bankers say economic activity continues to pick up but holds rates steady near 0%.
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1:37pm: The software giant will eliminate 800 jobs on top of the 5,000 positions it said it was slashing earlier this year.
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1:17pm: It seems odd that an online retailer should be doing so well in a rough economic climate, but Wall Street likes what it's doing.
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1:04pm: The price of gold is flirting with $1,100 an ounce. Many other precious metals continue to surge. How much higher can gold go - and what's it all mean?
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12:36pm: Shorter-term bonds firmed after the Fed said it would keep interest rates near zero. Dated treasuries sagged on Treasury's record refund announcement.
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12:27pm: A reported subpoena shows that the alleged insider-trading ring is making its present felt further down Wall Street.
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12:01pm: Number of Americans filing for bankruptcy continues to climb. Total bankruptcies expected to top 1.4 million in 2009, highest in 4 years.
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11:48am: The nuclear industry could be on the verge of a major expansion just as the government cancels a plan to store the waste. Where's it going to go?
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11:37am: Andrew Cuomo's office alleges computer chipmaker threatened and paid kickbacks to Dell, HP and IBM 'in a worldwide, systematic campaign' to maintain a monopoly.
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10:02am: Wall Street abandons the rally late in the session as investors consider weak banking sector, the central bank's decision to hold rates steady.
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9:56am: The Mouse announces plans for a theme park in Shanghai, but can Disney learn from the mistakes it made in Hong Kong?
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9:23am: Crude climbs on surprise drop in crude stocks and on dollar's weakness, holding gains after Federal Reserve statement.
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8:12am: The greenback softens against the euro and the U.K. pound as investors seek higher returns after Federal Reserve holds interest rates near zero.
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7:34am: ADP report shows payroll decline lessens. Challenger report points to fewer job cut announcements.
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7:24am: Prices continue to rise after an industry group says crude supplies fell and the U.S. dollar falls.
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7:21am: E-signatures save time, money and paper -- but they're not for every kind of contract.
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7:08am: The automaker decides to hold onto Opel, saying business conditions have improved and pledging to restructure the units.
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6:49am: The precious metal trims gains after the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, as expected.
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6:40am: Media conglomerate expects to restructure its Time Inc. publishing unit in the current quarter, raises guidance after better-than-expected quarter.
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5:11am: Social networks like LinkedIn and Twitter can help you find your next opportunity, if you know these secrets.
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5:02am: Tuesday's election results boost futures, but trading could turn quiet as investors await outcome of latest Fed meeting.
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4:03am: Open enrollment is here. The changes may be confusing, but with a little strategy, you can save a lot of money on health care.
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