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• SolarWorld offers euro1B for Adam Opel's assets

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• Oil prices fall below $54 a barrel

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• Stocks head to lower open

• Banks weigh on European stocks again

• Big Three beg for aid as bailout bill stalls

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• Murdoch upbeat about the future of newspapers

• Oil falls below $56 as Japan slips into recession

• Stock futures fall ahead of retailer earnings

• Investors coming to terms with market's gyrations

• Asian stocks mixed as Japan slips into recession

• New alarm over economy as retail sales plummet

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• GM may run out of gas before Obama arrives

• 110 banks have asked for $170B under bailout plan

• FDIC says plan could help 1.5 million keep homes

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• Boeing engineers seek strike authorization vote

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• Official: OPEC to meet in special session Nov. 29

• Wall Street to open lower after big rally

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