Finance, Business, Economic
DETROIT — For General Motors Corp., nothing has stopped the bleeding. Not cutting 50,000 jobs in the U.S. Not closing 11 factories. Not $13.4 […]
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There were fewer mass layoffs in January, with the brunt of the job casualties occurring in the South and in temporary-help services, according to […]
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Mike Enos didn’t foresee the recession when he launched Fast Wrap, a Reno company that seals buildings and other very large objects in protective […]
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Millions of dollars of Allen Stanford’s assets on St. Croix remained unfrozen on Monday, even after a court-appointed receiver was said to have arrived […]
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Tucked into the economic stimulus package signed by President Barack Obama last week was $2 billion to expand a nascent and controversial program to […]
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German carmaker Daimler declined to give a detailed earnings outlook for 2009 when posting a fourth-quarter operating loss, saying only that it expected demand […]
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Japan fell deeper into recession with its worst quarterly contraction in 35 years, data showed on Monday, with its reliance on exports and soft […]
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Faces and clothes smudged with the grime that defines their labor, three dozen shift workers at Amsted Rail (American Steel Foundry) took advantage of […]
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WASHINGTON–The Obama administration has pushed back until tomorrow the announcement of a keenly awaited bank rescue plan as it pressed lawmakers to settle their […]
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