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Fed probing Goldman trades with Greece

March 3, 2010

The Federal Reserve is looking into what role Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street firms may have played in Greece’s debt problems, Fed Chairman […]

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Allegiant adds Tri-Cities-Orlando service

February 16, 2010

Low-cost airline Allegiant Air began nonstop service from Tri-Cities Airport in Blountville, Tenn., to Orlando International Airport on Feb. 15.
Allegiant previously offered nonstop service to […]

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Japan Factory Production Rises, Unemployment Falls

January 29, 2010

Japan’s industrial production rose and unemployment fell in December, driven by a rebound in exports that’s now threatened by an appreciating currency.
Factory output […]

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Greek Bonds Fall as EU Says Budget Deficit Forecast Unreliable

January 15, 2010

Greek bonds fell after the European Commission said there have been “severe irregularities” in the nation’s statistical data, leaving the accuracy of the European […]

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Shrinking U.S. Labor Force Keeps Unemployment Rate From Rising

January 11, 2010

An exodus of discouraged workers from the job market kept the U.S. unemployment rate from climbing above 10 percent in December, economists said.
Had […]

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Stocks break six-day win streak

January 2, 2010

Stocks churned Tuesday, ending a choppy session barely lower as the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke a six-session winning streak.
The Dow Jones […]

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Hatoyama Delays Stimulus Package Amid Coalition Rift

December 6, 2009

Japan’s Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama failed to persuade one of his coalition partners to accept his stimulus package, delaying its release until next week. […]

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Ballpark Village in limbo with uncertain financing

December 5, 2009

Don’t expect to see the Ballpark Village site humming with construction next summer. The site, which now has a softball field and parking lot, […]

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Japan’s Companies Cut Capital Spending at Record Pace

December 3, 2009

Japanese businesses cut spending at a record pace last quarter, indicating they aren’t yet confident that the recovery from the country’s deepest postwar recession […]

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Loonie above 95 cents U.S.

December 2, 2009

The Canadian dollar is up again to its highest level since late October as the U.S. dollar continues to sink against major currencies.
The loonie […]

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