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Trucks left by striking truckers are parked on the Athens-Thessaloniki national road on July 29. Greek truckers are to debate whether to continue a week-long strike that caused a massive fuel shortage at the height of the tourism season as officials…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 4:47 am

Philippine Airlines (PAL) pilots at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Manila on July 31. President Benigno Aquino has said the government would intervene in a labour dispute between pilots and PAL that has led to flight cancellations.(…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 3:52 am

A Bangladeshi policeman fires a rubber bullet during clashes with garment workers in Asulia, some 20kms northwest of Dhaka, on July 31. Rock-throwing Bangladeshi garment workers clashed anew with police Sunday after a weekend of running battles in pr…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 3:47 am

Bangladeshi policemen stand in front of a garment factory in Ashulia, some 20kms northwest of Dhaka, on July 31. Rock-throwing Bangladeshi garment workers clashed anew with police Sunday after a weekend of running battles in protest at a government o…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 3:47 am

The RIM Blackberry 8900 smartphone. The United Arab Emirates has decided to suspend some Blackberry services from October 11 until a solution compatible with local laws is reached, the state news agency on Sunday quoted an official as saying.(AFP/Fil…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 3:47 am

This screen shot taken from the microblogging site Twitter.com early Sunday morning Aug. 1, 2010 shows the Twitter page that greeted users announcing Twitter being down for planned maintenance. According to Twitter the maintenance is scheduled betwee…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 3:37 am

File photo of workers assembling automobiles in Pupyong, some 40 Km west of Seoul. South Korea posted a trade surplus of 5.67 billion dollars in July, the sixth straight month of gains thanks to robust exports, officials said Sunday.(AFP/File/Choo Yo…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 3:32 am

A visitor looks at children's clothes at a Gucci showroom on June 24, 2010 in Florence, Italy. As the owner of Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Puma -- French luxury goods giant PPR -- on Friday joined a string of high-end brands reporting balloonin…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 1:05 am

Mannequins are seen in a window display at a Yves Saint Laurent store on Madison Avenue in New York. Champagne corks are popping again in the luxury business as "It" bags and expensive watches this year sell like hotcakes from Beijing to Ne…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 1:05 am

File photo shows a woman walking past a store of sportsgear maker Puma. Champagne corks are popping again in the luxury business as "It" bags and expensive watches this year sell like hotcakes from Beijing to New York, signalling the turnin…... [more »]

Date: 1 August 2010, 1:05 am

§ Latest Headlines

  • U.A.E. to Suspend BlackBerry Services
  • Report: Dispersants used excessively in Gulf - CNN
  • Congressman: too much dispersant used in oil spill (AP)
  • UAE to suspend Blackberry service on security fears (Reuters)
  • Chinese Manufacturing Grows at Slowest Pace in 17 Months as Economy Cools - Bloomberg
  • Electric Avenue is more than a detour for Main Street auto makers
  • U.A.E. to Suspend BlackBerry Services - Wall Street Journal
  • Oil spill has some asking: Are regulations too lax? - Detroit Free Press
  • Growth in Chinese manufacturing continues to slow
  • Champagne corks popping again in luxury business (AFP)
  • Soaring e-book sales speak volumes (AFP)
  • Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
  • The largest U.S. websites are installing new and intrusive consumer-tracking technologies on the computers of people visiting their sites—in some cases, more than 100 tracking tools at a time—
  • Electric cars: Considering a Volt or Leaf? Lease it. - Christian Science Monitor
  • Web ad sales help New York Times Co. halt declines

» News.Google.com

  • Report: Dispersants used excessively in Gulf - CNN
  • Chinese Manufacturing Grows at Slowest Pace in 17 Months as Economy Cools - Bloomberg
  • U.A.E. to Suspend BlackBerry Services - Wall Street Journal
  • Oil spill has some asking: Are regulations too lax? - Detroit Free Press
  • Electric cars: Considering a Volt or Leaf? Lease it. - Christian Science Monitor
  • Regulators Shutter Five Banks - TheStreet.com
  • Needed: Better GDP Growth - Barron's
  • Insurers hold billions in federal death benefits in unprotected accounts - Washington Post
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    • Billionaire Brothers Long Suspected of Tax Evasion - New York Times
    • Five myths about the Bush tax cuts - Washington Post

» News.Yahoo.com

  • When Double Dippers become economic party poopers (AP)
  • US growth slows fueling fears over recovery (AFP)
  • Regulators close banks in Fla., Ga., Ore., Wash. (AP)
  • House approves bill on drilling, oil spills (AP)
  • Bernanke financial disclosure shows no-frills plan (AP)
  • FAA downgrades Mexico's air safety rating (AP)
  • Bernanke recouped personal losses in 2009 (Reuters)
  •  
    • Chicago exploring lease options for Midway Airport (Reuters)
    • Imports slow Q2 growth as business spending surges (Reuters)
    • Obama hails auto bailout as good news in Michigan (AP)
    • Obama defends economy, takes wheel of electric car (AFP)
    • Bleak outlook for economy as growth slows (AP)
    • Obama hails news economy growing, wants more (Reuters)
    • Dollar sinks to 8-month low vs yen as growth slows (AP)
    • Oil prices settle near $79 (AP)
    • Summary Box: Recovery loses traction in the spring (AP)
    • The government's revisions to GDP, at a glance (AP)

» News.MSN.com

  • UAE to suspend Blackberry service on security fears
  • When Double Dippers become economic party poopers
  • Obama: Republicans holding small businesses "hostage"
  • Buffett-signed spoon a scoop for charity
  • Time to scrap BP? Gas station owners divided
  • Law creates paperwork fiasco for businesses
  • Newsweek: Why not to panic about the economy
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    • Stocks close with best month in a year
    • From food trucks to brick-and-mortar eateries
    • Madonna's junior fashion line debuts next week
    • Obama selling auto bailout good news
    • Slowing economy faces major hurdles
    • Recovery lost speed in the second quarter
    • A possible successor to Buffett at Berkshire?
    • Facebook may postpone its IPO until 2012
    • Disney to sell Miramax for over $660 million
    • U.S. consumers feel more downtrodden in July

» WallStreetJournal.com

  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaIn Limbo in Iraq
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaMexican TV Protests Staffers' Kidnapping
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaSmall NY Town Atwitter on Chelsea Clinton Wedding
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaObama: GOP Blocking Small Business
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaBed Bugs vs. NYC: The Battle Is On
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaFARC's Video Offer of Talks
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaIran Quake Injures Hundreds
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaArrests Made in World Cup Bombing
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaU.S. Casualties Soar in Afghanistan
  • WallStreetJournal.com MediaIsrael Launches Air Strike on Gaza

» NYTimes.com

  • Recession? Knockoffs Go Downmarket
  • Economic View: Like New Deal, Stimulus Should Create Jobs Directly
  • Career Couch: When Family Ties Bind Business Relationships
  • The Boss: Outsourced, but Still Local
  • Strategies: Small Step on Mutual Fund Fees, but Big Charges Remain
  • Off the Shelf: ‘Fault Lines’ Concludes Global Economy Remains Vulnerable
  • A Fear That Academics Are Distracted Directors
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    • Corner Office: Get a Diploma, but Then Get a Passport, Says Capri Capital’s Chief
    • Fair Game: What Happened to JPMorgan’s Friendship With Cablevision?
    • Ping: In School Systems, Slow Progress for Open-Source Textbooks
    • From Taxis to Textiles, Italy Chooses Tradition Over Growth
    • Ethics Inquiry on Waters Is Tied to OneUnited Bank
    • Optimism That Cement Will Shut Down Gulf Oil Well
    • Turbines Too Loud? Here, Take $5,000
    • Young Photographer Breaks the Rules, Finds Success
    • Practical Traveler: Avoiding a Big Phone Bill When Traveling
    • Noticed: Don’t Be So Fast to Start the Weekend

» News.BBC.co.uk

  • China manufacturing output slows
  • UAE 'to deny Blackberry services'
  • Warning of tanker drivers' action
  • Dhaka workers angry over pay
  • Child Trust Fund payments to drop
  • Iran sanctions: Pressure on Dubai
  • Tax credits and child trusts
  •  
    • Power cuts cripple emirate of Sharjah
    • Tax credit repayments 'to soar'
    • Addresses set to lose county name
    • Interns are 'entitled to be paid'
    • Northwest agrees to pay $38m fine
    • BP boss scaling back oil effort
    • Iran trade sanctions hit Dubai port
    • BP boss scaling back oil effort
    • Picking up Penguins for 75 years
    • Immigrant worker limit criticised

» CNN.com

  • Is China second-largest economy?
  • New BP boss pledges Gulf help for years
  • U.S. economic growth slows to 2.4%
  • Spain unemployment over 20%
  • Google search working again in China
  • Strikes, ash widen quarterly BA loss
  • 'Static kill' on well may start Sunday
  •  
    • Chavez hurts toothpaste, makeup sales
    • Exxon, watch out for Apple!
    • At $139, is the new Kindle 'cheap'?

» Reuters.com

  • Reuters.com MediaProfits lead to July stock surge
  • Reuters.com MediaMicroloans boost small business
  • Reuters.com MediaFrom sneakers venture capital
  • Reuters.com MediaThe week ahead
  • Reuters.com MediaBP prepares to seal leaking well
  • Reuters.com MediaHow the U.S. can double exports
  • Reuters.com MediaObama touts auto bailout success
  • Reuters.com MediaA Total success

» WallStreetJournal.com

  • U.A.E. to Suspend BlackBerry Services
  • Chelsea Clinton Weds in Rhinebeck
  • Q&A: Romer Reacts to GDP Data
  • Number of the Week: Default Repercussions
  • Bernanke's Portfolio Rebounded in '09
  • Blue Chips Rose 7.1% in July
  • Foreign Forces Transform U.S. Films
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    • Recovery Loses Momentum
    • Are Bonds Expensive? Stocks Cheap? Or Both?
    • Regulators Shut Five More Banks
    • BofA Cuts Some CD Rates
    • Disney to Sell Miramax
    • In Detroit, Obama Hails Bailout
    • MetLife's Henrikson Seeks the Right Note
    • Nokia Siemens in Deal Talks
    • Google Says China Remains Murky
    • Intel Nears Chip Pacts

» Economist.com

  • High executioners
  • Golden parachutes
  • Making a meal of it
  • Status update
  • Flying high in the east
  • Trouble on oiled waters
  • Tours and Triomphe
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    • Alien invasions
    • Authorised personnel only
    • The green suits
    • Quality of death
    • Invest in China
    • Too green to fail
    • After the gold rush
    • Leaders of the fee world
    • Dead-ammonite bounce
    • The week ahead

» Forbes.com

  • Despite FCC Scare Tactics, Researcher Demos AT&T Eavesdropping
  • The Top Secrets Of Executive Headhunters
  • Extra! Extra! False Positive Financial News
  • Linear Avoids Big Deals
  • Thoughts
  • Weekly Market Wrap: 7/30/10
  • Where In The World Is Imam Feisal?
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    • How Much of the Reality Show is Scripted?
    • Marvell Technology's Mobile Connector
    • Not Even China Can Tame The Business Cycle
    • Don't Be Fooled By Idea Of Bank Bailouts
    • Niche Airlines Meet Demand For Inter-Island Travel In The Caribbean
    • Paper Dolls, Dandies And Oscar Wilde
    • Alcatel-Lucent Lights Up After Earnings
    • On The Spot: Sobieski and Stolichnaya
    • Paul Lee Takes Over at ABC
    • The Liquidation Isn't Over

» Economist.com

  • Books of the month: biographies

  • China's labour market

  • Rolf-Dieter Heuer on new physics

  • The week ahead: July 29th 2010

  • The trial of Comrade Duch

  • Sabina Alkire on poverty indexes

  • Doing business in Singapore

  • Jibrin Ibrahim on African democracy

  • Finance this week: July 26th 2010

  • Erik Luna on overcriminalisation

  • A victory for Kosovo

  • The week ahead: July 22nd 2010

» AOL.com

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» FT.com

  • UAE to suspend BlackBerry services
  • UAE to suspend BlackBerry services
  • Nokia Siemens seeks private equity boost
  • Move to block BP from US drilling
  • Is gambling’s marriage of equals built to last?
  • Sage quits €600m TeamSystem takeover battle
  • Investors drop risk after US GDP data
  •  
    • BP move forces trusts to reduce returns
    • Trading downturn hits Nomura profits
    • Lloyds to lead way with £1bn in profits
    • Lloyds to lead way with £1bn in profits
    • Coffee surges on poor Colombian harvests
    • Strikes and ash take their toll on BA
    • Weak growth weighs on dollar
    • The world’s banks take a holiday from regulation
    • Growth fears leave Wall Street flat
    • Deripaska steps up battle with Norilsk

» Fortune.com

  • Microsoft iPad killer? Coming 'soon'
  • Married couple, separate finances
  • Worst job on Earth up for grabs
  • China says it tops Japan as No. 2 economy
  • For sale: Dennis Hopper's compound
  • Stocks: Best monthly gain in a year
  • Bernanke's nest egg bounces back
  •  
    • How to save $1 million by 65
    • States are broke. You're on the hook.
    • Obama's consumer confidence problem
    • The future of social media
    • Facebook app maker vanishes
    • Let's fund every entrepreneur
    • Summertime tax savings
    • Is Kindle 3 a game-changer?
    • $300 for a hotel? Get a house instead
    • When a Wall St. resume is political poison

» Truveo.com

  • Truveo.com MediaMoneylogue: Car Crazy!
  • Truveo.com MediaDébil recuperación
  • Truveo.com MediaWeekly Obama Address: Small Business Lending
  • Truveo.com MediaU.S. Casualties Soar in Afghanistan
  • Truveo.com MediaRebound of Big Three Automakers
  • Truveo.com MediaEconomic Growth Slowed
  • Truveo.com MediaCierre de mercados: viernes
  • Truveo.com MediaThe Most Loved CEOs

» BusinessWeek.com

  • Countries with the Biggest 'Shadow Economies'
  • Pakistan’s Flash Floods May Have Killed 3,000 People
  • China’s Manufacturing Growth Is Weakest in 17 Months
  • Fortescue’s Ore Growth Threatened as Anti-Tax Ads Set to Resume
  • BP to Begin Permanent Plug of Macondo Well in Gulf This Week
  • Dubai Airport Considers ‘One-Stop’ Passenger Check-in, Security
  • Unemployment Probably Rose as Jobs Scarce: U.S. Economy Preview
  •  
    • Yankees Acquire Three Players Before Baseball’s Trade Deadline
    • Doing the Math on Obama's Detroit Bailout
    • A New Dawn for Nuclear?
    • Chrysler, GM Tout Production Gains
    • Chevrolet Volt Fatigue Setting In
    • Shadow Economies on the Rise Around the World
    • Nancy Pelosi's Business Brain Trust
    • Dome Sweet Dome
    • Exit the Mad Man
    • Fits and Starts for Startup Flipboard

» Portfolio.com

  • Mortgage Vultures
  • Abstinence at the Orgy
  • Pirates on the Plank
  • Oscar Gets Lean
  • You and Us (and the IRS)
  • A Refashioned Fashion Week
  • Mr. Bubble
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    • Tech Stars' Pet Peeves
    • The Evolution of William Rast
    • Madoff: A Family Affair?

» Barrons.com

  • Barron's 500 Table

» Podcast.com

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  • Wake Up To Money

» Digg.com

  • Trends in Business Credit Cards for the Rest of 2010
  • FHA Loans Then and Now
  • Recession was worse, deeper than previously thought
  • Telemarketers Ignore Do Not Call List - Surprise? No.
  • Private Facebook Data Becomes Big Business
  • Here's How to Become A Millionaire
  • Top 10 ad icons of all time
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    • A Concise Guide to the 8 Best States for Corporations
    • Should You Invest Like You Eat?
    • The Best Airline Credit Cards Promos Right Now
    • Career Tips From Don Draper
    • Visualizing the Fortune 500 in America
    • Time to scrap BP brand? Gas-station owners divided
    • How Banks Prey On Their Customers
    • GM Dealerships Take A Cue From Wal-Mart
    • Disney sells Miramax for over $660 million to Filmyard
    • Goldman Sachs: Don't Call Our ***** Deals, "***** Deals"

» Reddit.com

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  • The growing divide between the rich and poor in America is more generation gap than class conflict, according to a USA TODAY analysis of federal gover…
  • Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg's Age of Privacy Is Over
  • MERS: Named in Class Action Racketeering Suit
  • Pension funds victim and beneficiary of BP's lax safety
  •  
    • Just months after historic legislation banned certain billing practices, credit card issuers have dreamed up new ones designed to trip up consumers.
    • Three years ago, I sold my startup because I was an idiot
    • WTF?! SEC fines Citi CFO Gary Crittenden $100,000 for screwing over his own investors by helping conceal $40 billion in subprime mortgage debt. Critte…
    • Sometimes assholes on the outside, aren't assholes on the inside. Sometimes people change for the better.
    • One of the fastest-growing businesses on the Internet is the business of spying on consumers.
    • 20 Colleges With High Tuition, Low ROI
    • Why Government-Run Shared Services Are Different
    • This is Why They Hate Us (pic).
    • Summer rerun: Debunking the notion that unions hurt productivity
    • UK tabloid investigation concludes Billions are being “skimmed off” the value of Britons’ savings by City bankers and fund managers

» HuffingtonPost.com

  • New Credit Card Tricks: Banks Have Already Dreamed Up New Ways To Trip Up Consumers
  • Quote Stuffing Manipulation By HFT: The Evidence Piles Up
  • Patricia Handschiegel: The New Power Girls: How Today's Women In Business Are Making Money And Change
  • U.S. Economic Recovery Hopes Fade, Too Slow To Put Americans Back To Work
  • Wall Street Marks Best Month In A Year In July
  • David Isenberg: The Latest on Contractors From SIGIR
  • BP CEO Tony Hayward's Worst Gaffes: A Series Of PR Nightmares (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
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    • Dodd Pushing FDIC Chair Sheila Bair To Run Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
    • Oil Spill Legislation Passes House
    • Dan Dorfman: Watch out for 'Black Friday'
    • Jerry Chautin: Uniquely Crafted Business Plans Are Needed to Raise Capital
    • David Isenberg: The GAO Transcripts, Part 23: PSC, What's That? A U.S. Military Perspective
    • Tax Holidays: States Gamble On Back-to-School Shopping Deals To Stimulate Consumer Spending
    • Zach Carter: Where Are the Prosecutions? SEC Lets Citi Execs Go Free After $40 Billion Subprime Lie
    • GM's Chevy Volt Production To Be Boosted By 50 Percent To Meet Demand

» 5Min.com

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» Yahoo! Buzz

  • GOP looks to erase Democrats' comfy House majority (AP)
  • Rangel using 3-way defense against ethics charges (AP)
  • Coast Guard allows toxic chemical use on Gulf oil (AP)
  • Michigan voters search for economic savior (AP)
  • ICICI Bank profit up 17 percent on better loans (AP)

» Newsvine.com

  • Electric Avenue is more than a detour for Main Street auto makers
  • Growth in Chinese manufacturing continues to slow
  • Ky. to get $2 million in drug company settlement
  • Web ad sales help New York Times Co. halt declines
  • Conn. casino bartenders, others vote to unionize
  • Spirit Airlines' carry-on bag fee starts Sunday
  • Japanese automakers report production recovery
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    • Halliburton 2Q profit jumps 83 percent
    • Mexican police free reporters nabbed by drug gang
    • Boeing subsidiary lands $43.7M military contract
    • Spirit Airlines' carry-on bag fee starts Sunday
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    • Appearing on 'The View,' Obama admits he's bored with his BlackBerry
    • Calgary psychiatrist now faces 21 sex assault charges involving patients
    • BP to try "static kill" on Gulf well Tuesday
    • U.S. consumers feel more downtrodden in July
    • Man shot, drives to KFC, flown to hospital | kfc, beach, shot - News - Northwest Florida Daily News
    • YouTube - Democrats on Escalator
    • Recovery loses speed as consumers turn cautious
    • The World's 10 Most Valuable Brands
    • The robot that visits your cubicle
    • Information Products Marketing

» CBCNews.com

  • Salazar Tours Rigs in Gulf, Keeps Drill Ban
  • Your Wedding Gift Dilemmas Solved
  • FDIC Shuts Banks in Fla., Ga., Ore., Wash.
  • Obama Slams GOP's "Do-Nothing Policies"
  • How to Be a "Super Saver"
  • Video: World's Most Expensive Hot Dog
  • Ask CBS News: Does Media Affect Economy?
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    • "Static Kill" of Oil Well to Be Delayed
    • Recession Was Deeper Than Previously Thought
    • Video: Main Street's Slow Recovery
    • Video: BP Scales Back
    • Video: Raging Wildfire in So. Calif.
    • Video: Ask CBS News: Media to Blame for Economic Crisis?
    • Video: Economic Recovery Slowdown
    • GM Hikes Production Capacity for Volt by 50%
    • Incoming BP CEO: Time to Scale Back Gulf Cleanup
    • Gas Station Owners Divided on Nixing BP Brand

» NewsWise.com

  • Tools That Assess Bias in Standardized Tests Are Flawed
  • Babson College, Business Innovation Factory Partner To Launch Entrepreneur Experience Lab
  • Olin Business School Students Skip Classroom for a Seat in Corporate Boardroom
  • New Online Rx System Makes Student 'Top Entrepreneur' Finalist
  • New Research Backdates Origin of CSR in U.S.
  • Stock Options Improve Executive Performance but Have Minimal Effect on Rank-and-File Workers
  • The Impact of Owners in Mergers & Acquisitions
  •  
    • Firms Inflated CEO Pay by as Much as 10 Percent by Benchmarking Compensation Against Top-Paying Companies
    • Free Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities Opens at Whitman School of Management
    • Whitman School Supply Chain Expert Sees Gaming as Companies Re-Build Inventories
    • New Organization Links African Agricultural Professionals
    • Entrepreneurs To Showcase Business Plans During Babson College Demo Day
    • Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities to Close NASDAQ July 23
    • Customers Less Tolerant of Employee Rudeness Than Incompetence
    • Grant Facilitates Emergence of Physical Internet
    • It's a Double-Witching Hour for Homebuyers
    • Joslin Diabetes Center Announces Rare Opportunity to Win Iacocca Silver 45th Anniversary Edition Ford Mustang

» Video.MSN.com

  • Study: Frugal shopping here to stay

  • BP to attempt ‘static kill’

  • Obama: GOP blocking small business aid

  • Obama's bet on American industry pays off

  • Coal industry seeks to undermine opposition

  • Roadmap for Recovery

  • Obama plugs economic jump-start

  • The Week Ahead

  • Study: Vacationers are less happy

  • Are Google's best days in the past?

  • Profiting from loss?

  • Trader Triple Play

» LATimes.com

  • What the new consumer protection bureau will do for home buyers
  • State law governs access to documents
  • OpenSky helps authors develop their brands
  • Teen 'haulers' become a fashion force
  • The evolution of a must-have gadget
  • The grunts are geeks at Facebook Bootcamp
  • Sears brings back the Christmas club
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    • Builders' pricing strategies are aimed at creating sales urgency
    • Money advice: Finding trustworthy financial advisors
    • Elizabeth Warren, touted to lead new consumer protection agency, has powerful enemies

» SFGate.com

  • Deadline deals: Westbrook, Lilly, Ludwick dealt
  • Iran says 3 Americans should stand trial
  • Growth in Chinese manufacturing continues to slow
  • Conn. casino bartenders, others vote to unionize
  • Hacker builds $1,500 cell-phone tapping device
  • Presented By:
  • Military keeps distressed soldiers at combat site
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    • Uneasy in US, Iroquois believe survival's at stake
    • Presented By:
    • China setting milestone as economy passes Japan's
    • 24 remain trapped in flooded coal mine in NE China
    • Feds warned company in Mich. spill about pipeline
    • Economy grows at slower pace in second quarter
    • Execs explain how U.S. can boost manufacturing
    • Presented By:
    • Geron approved to test embryonic stem cells
    • Shipping Saturday, July 31, 2010

» Telegraph.co.uk

  • Housing market to stay flat until 2013
  • Little has been learned from the 'dark period', says writer of book on sub-prime crisis
  • Banks not to blame for a lack of borrowers
  • Aviva and L&G profits set to rise as insurance sector fights back from crisis
  • Plenty of good news, but hold the champers
  • Cameron swallows the bitter pill as the East casts shadow over Europe
  • Real estate 'biggest loser in recession'
  •  
    • Fresh bonus fears as bank profits rise
    • ITV plans multi-million programme boost
    • US petrol stations to consider banishing BP from the pumps
    • When everything becomes digital, then nothing is
    • Employers warned that unpaid internships could 'break law'
    • Clear Channel to restart Formula One in US
    • Dana Petroleum agrees to meet Koreans to discuss £1.7bn deal
    • George Osborne warns banks to lend to businesses ahead of £8.4bn profits announcement
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» Forbes.com

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» GetRichSlowly.org

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    • A Simple Question to Jump-Start Your Finances
    • SEC Proposes New Rules for Target Date Funds
    • Downshifting: The First Day of the Rest of My Life

» BloggingStocks.com

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» Fool.com

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» SeekingAlpha.com

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» PaidContent.org

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» MyMoneyBlog.com

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