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• Borrowers rushing to refinance loans as rates drop

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• Ford adds to holiday shutdown at 10 plants

• World Bank's Zoellick warns Asia of protectionism

• Surging yen levels as Tokyo hints of intervention

• Fallout over Madoff ripples through Washington

• Oil hovers near 4 1/2-year low despite OPEC cut

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• Stock futures rise as investors await more data

• World markets gain ahead of Japan rate decision

• Fed cuts key interest rate to near zero

• White House pressured by lawmakers on auto bailout

• Top Ford executive says Dec. sales faring well

• Honda slashes profit forecast amid global downturn

• Apple CEO Jobs absent from Macworld lineup

• Yahoo to shorten logs of user activity to 3 months

• CEO of chicken producer Pilgrim's Pride resigns

• SEC chairman says agency failed to probe Madoff

• Oil rises above $45 before OPEC meeting

• OPEC likely to OK 2-million-barrel oil output cut

• Stock futures fall as rate-cut enthusiasm wanes

• World markets mixed after Fed's historic rate cut

• Fed ready to slash rates amid deepening recession

• Automakers fend off parts companies' cash demands

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• Court scraps EU trademark on Bud beer

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• Fund manager in scandal once boasted about profits

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• Oil rises to $45 ahead of OPEC meeting

• OPEC set for major output cut later this week

• Exxon boosts diesel output as others scale back

• Falling prices hurt some small gas stations

• Stock futures edge up ahead of Fed rate decision

• European markets edge higher ahead of Fed decision

• 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

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• GM to temporarily close 20 plants to slash output

• For Madoff investors, big returns trumped concerns

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• 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

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