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Belgium's Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy will lead the group, representing the largest combined economies in the world Play
Deflation is seen for the first time since 2006, so central bank holds interest rates low. Play
Up 3.5% from last year, the October report is a good sign for holiday sales and overall recovery. Play
Deliveries on some pre-ordered e-readers may be delayed past Christmas. Play
Gold isn't the only hot metal. With the recovery, industrial demand for copper, aluminum and silver is picking up. Play
Hershey and Ferrero join in a bid for Cadbury, which is trying to fend off Kraft's hostile bid. Play
The deal would help the ailing Japanese airline and add it to Delta's Skyteam Alliance. Play
CEO Oswald Gruebel says a fundamental restructuring will take time after record losses. Play
The U.S. president and President Hu agree to work toward stabilizing the global economy and resolving trade quarrels. Play
Lots of questions about the strength of major retailers as holiday shopping ramps up. Play
The world's second-largest economy grew 4.8% in the third quarter - easily topping forecasts. Play
Sales fell for the sixth straight month in October, declining 3%. Analysts had expected an increase. Play
Gross domestic product in the 16 European nations rose 0.4% in the third quarter. Play
Dell teams up with China Mobile to build a new smartphone using Google's Android software. Play
The Bank of South Korea keeps its interest rate at 2% for the ninth straight month despite solid economic growth. Play
Anheuser Busch-InBev doubled its third-quarter profits but revenue was down. Play
Rise of 13,000 in jobless claims is the smallest increase in 18 months. Play
iPhone company surpasses Nokia as the most profitable handset maker. Play
HSBC and Barclays report relatively strong profit compared to the bailed-out RBS and a restructuring Lloyds. Play
Top planning body raises pump price 7%, to its highest level ever, to reflect the increasing cost of crude. Play
The $16 billion takeover attempt sends Cadbury shares lower. Play
U.K. government-owned bank reports an operating loss of $2.5 billion, 50% less than the previous quarter. Play
The Reserve Bank of Australia expects the economy to grow 1.75% in 2009 and 3.25% in 2010. Play
The major central bank keeps its key interest rate at crisis level lows. Play
World's largest automaker makes $242 million in the latest quarter, but still projects a loss for the full fiscal year. Play
Investment banking growth lifts third-quarter earnings to $627 million. Play
The World Bank now expects economy to expand 8.4% in 2009 and 8.7% in 2010. Play
While the Fed might not change rates this month, interpreting intricacies in the language of the statement is key. Play
But the government will not take majority control at Lloyds Banking Group after restructuring. Play
The first G-20 nation to boost it key rate after the downturn acts again, boosting to 3.5%. Play
The discount airline's profit soars 80% from last year as passenger totals increase. Play
The world's third-largest economy posts its biggest manufacturing gain in 18 months. Play
Unemployment rate in 16 European countries stands at 9.7%, highest in 10 years. Play
Despite the improvement, Bank of Japan keeps key interest rate unchanged at 0.1%. Play
Third-quarter profit misses expectations at $3 billion. Oil company is slashing 5,000 jobs. Play
Weak demand for exports keeps rate down from previous years. Play
GDP expansion may only be a temporary jump from businesses restocking inventories and the government stimulus. Play
The country with the world's third-highest per capita wealth will start to unwind its recession policies. Play
The Japanese automaker reported a quarterly profit of $587 million and hiked its outlook for the year. Play
The British energy giant's quarterly earnings fell from a year ago but still topped estimates. Play
Dutch financial giant's plans to unwind major units including ING Direct USA sends shares lower. Play
Government stimulus spending and record low interest rates help third-quarter GDP expand 3%. Play
The British GDP declined unexpectedly, shrinking 0.4% in the third quarter - the sixth straight quarter of contraction. Play
South Korean automaker earns $339 million in the third quarter, driven by strong sales. Hyundai boosted by weak yuan. Play
Credit Suisse posts a quarterly profit of $2.3 billion. Shares slide as worries about the sector persist. Play
China's economy grew 8.9% in the third quarter, helped by a surge in investing and bank lending. Play
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King says interest rates will eventually return to normal levels. Play
The Japanese government's plan sends stock of the airline soaring. Play
The largest shareholder in the bank will sell half its holdings for about $1 billion. Play
The Sai sedan is bigger and more expensive than the Prius and will be sold only in Japan. Play
There are many benefits to work a few extra years beyond retirement age, says expert. Play
Low interest rates make now a good time for borrowers to try lowering their monthly mortgage payments. Play
Makers of this all-purpose astringent are always trying to conjure up new marketing tactics. Play
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