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• Detroit automakers await deal on auto loans

• US auto woes spell trouble for Japanese makers too

• Analysts expect more discounts as Christmas nears

• Confidence plunges at Japanese companies

• China's factory output slows further

• Oil up sharply near $49 as OPEC readies output cut

• Report: Saudi's Prince Alwaleed lost $4B this year

• Stock futures modestly higher on auto rescue hopes

• European markets' gains capped by Madoff concerns

• Not just super rich caught up in $50B Madoff case

• GM to temporarily close 20 plants to slash output

• For Madoff investors, big returns trumped concerns

• Meltdown 101: Steering clear of investment fraud

• Retail sales and prices fall again

• More owners appeal property value, get tax break

• Fed regulators shut 2 banks in Georgia, Texas

• Dollar mixed as Treasury says it will help autos

• Oil sinks with fate of automakers unresolved

• Stocks advance amid hope for automaker rescue

• Bailout dead, automakers in search of a lifeline

• GM trying to survive for a shot at Plan O -- Obama

• Dollar falls to 13-year low against yen

• Official warns Russia already in recession

• Meltdown 101: US goods that sell well overseas

• Boeing again delays 787 test flight, delivery

• Oil prices fall below $45; market looks to OPEC

• Stock futures point to sharply lower open

• World markets plunge as US auto bailout fails

• Ex-Nasdaq chairman arrested on fraud charge in NYC

• Foreclosure activity drops to June levels

• Eli Lilly's 2009 profit forecast tops estimates

• Procter & Gamble trims fiscal 2Q sales outlook

• Inaction on Big 3 would cost taxpayers billions

• State governments out ahead of feds on stimulus

• AIG working to settle $10B of investment losses

• Meltdown 101: Who invests in a zero-interest bond?

• China's consumer inflation falls to 2-year low

• Oil prices edge up in Asia ahead of OPEC meeting

• Energy agency sees fall in 2008 global oil demand

• Wall Street heads to uneasy open

• World markets mostly down as dismal data weighed

• Deal reached in principle on $15B auto bailout

• Ford execs say company differs from US competition

• Toyota to further cut production in N. America

• Tribune is extreme, but more bankruptcies possible

• Cubs sale could be helped by bankruptcy decision

• Wal-Mart confirms suspension of stock buybacks

• China's exports fall for 1st time in 7 years

• China urges airlines to cancel, delay plane orders

• Oil surpasses $43 as investors await OPEC cut

• Wall Street looks to open higher

• Asian markets rise as Congress nears auto deal

• Tribune Co. files for bankruptcy

• Zell's memo to employees about Tribune bankruptcy

• A list of media properties owned by Tribune Co.

• Illinois Tool Works cuts 4Q, year profit guidance

• Sony slashing 8,000 jobs amid global downturn

• Japan fell into deeper recession in 3rd quarter

• German economic expectations improve slightly

• FedEx slashes fiscal 2009 profit outlook

• MySpace teams up with Google to connect more users

• Former Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac execs to testify

• Economy bad all over -- even before current crisis

• Cities with largest unemployment increases

• Meltdown 101: How are jobless benefits funded?

• Oil slips as markets question impact of output cut

• Stocks head toward 3rd session of gains

• World markets cement Monday's hefty gains

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