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05/15/2008 13:15 EDT

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» US industrial output sees decline
   BBC News Business
   05/15/2008 12:04 EDT (01:11 ago)
   US industrial output fell 0.7% in April, after car and manufacturing industries cut production, figures show.

» Stocks Turn Higher After Jobless Claims Report
   The New York Times
   05/15/2008 12:00 EDT (01:15 ago)
   Wall Street advanced after economic data pointed to an economy that is hurting, but not experiencing as rough a time as many investors expected.

» How to stand out on the Internet
   CNN Money
   05/15/2008 11:56 EDT (01:19 ago)
   Dear FSB: I'm launching an online store with garage-sale prices to help women sell their products. Ninety percent of the items for sale will be made by women from around the world, especially those from developing countries. I'm looking for something to make us stand out. I'm thinking of having a fire sale each night at midnight where the customers can either pay the listed price or set their own price. It will only be for one hour. Is this a good idea or not, and if not any suggestions?



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» Icahn Prepares to Replace Yahoo Board
   The Washington Post
   05/15/2008 11:43 EDT (01:31 ago)
   Billionaire investor Carl C. Icahn says he is launching a fight to replace the entire Yahoo board because it "has acted irrationally" in resisting efforts to be acquired by Microsoft and "complete botched" the merger attempt.



» Profits: Gearing up for better news
   CNN Money
   05/15/2008 11:23 EDT (01:52 ago)
   The wretched earnings environment is expected to improve dramatically in the second half of the year, in what may be an early sign that the economic recession or slowdown will be short-lived.



» Job market soft, factories weak
   Reuters
   05/15/2008 11:17 EDT (01:58 ago)
   NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. factory sector started the month on a weak note after declining in April, according to data released on Thursday, while the number of workers stuck on jobless rolls hit a four-year high.



» Time to bail on bonds
   CNN Money
   05/15/2008 10:58 EDT (02:17 ago)
   Long-term bond yields are edging close to 4%, a level they haven't touched since the end of last year. And some experts believe yields will only head higher in the coming months.



» Memorial Day driving to drop slightly - AAA
   CNN Money
   05/15/2008 10:57 EDT (02:18 ago)
   With soaring gas prices amid a slumping economy, Americans are planning on driving less this Memorial Day weekend than they did last year, according to a AAA study released Thursday.



» GE strikes $2bn wind turbine deal
   BBC News Business
   05/15/2008 10:53 EDT (02:21 ago)
   US conglomerate General Electric strikes a deal to sell $2bn worth of wind turbines for use in Texas.

» DealBook: Blackstone Posts Loss on Mark-Downs
   The New York Times
   05/15/2008 10:53 EDT (02:22 ago)
   The company posted a $93.6 million loss in its first quarter as it marked down the value of its investments amid a tough environment for private equity firms.

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