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Yahoo! News: Business Tue, 14 Oct 2008 19:30:34 GMT |
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In new era, U.S. to buy $250 billion in bank stakes
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Reuters - The United States ushered in a new era in banking on Tuesday with plans to take equity stakes worth up to $250 billion in financial institutions, an incursion into the private sector that U.S. officials called a regrettable last resort.
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Wall Street slides on recession fears
(Reuters)
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Reuters - Stocks slid on Tuesday as fears the global economy may not avert recession slammed shares of technology and consumer companies, eclipsing a government rescue plan for banks.
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Bank stocks surge as government pumps in $250 billion
(Reuters)
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Reuters - Bank stocks soared on Tuesday after the government set plans to inject $250 billion into the battered sector, where exposure to toxic mortgages and other debt has pummeled investor confidence and share prices.
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Apple cuts aluminum notebook price to $1,299
(Reuters)
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Reuters - Apple Inc on Tuesday cut the price on its entry-level notebook computer to $999 and introduced a line of aluminum-clad machines starting at $1,299 in moves catering to budget-minded buyers at a time when recession fears loom over the global economy.
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Wells Fargo asks judge to void Citi-Wachovia pact
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Reuters - Wells Fargo & Co , which has agreed to buy Wachovia Corp , asked a federal court to void Citigroup Inc's earlier agreement to buy parts of the big North Carolina lender.
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The Benefits Of Dollar-Cost Averaging
(Investor's Business Daily)
- Investor's Business Daily - When autos go on sale, more people tend to want to buy. The same with clothing and TV sets and soft drinks.
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Best Buy takes aim at Europe's electricals market
(Reuters)
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Reuters - Best Buy, the world's top consumer electricals retailer, set out bold international growth plans on Tuesday, led by its European venture with Britain's Carphone Warehouse, despite a tough consumer outlook.
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