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• Blockbuster to rent through new on-demand device

• Wall Street's nervous about more bank rescues

• Treasury, Fed continue extensive bailout efforts

• Ford, with help from Volvo, tops safe car list

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• Gates Foundation to slow growth in grants in 2009

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• Oil falls below $53 after rising overnight

• Stocks head for moderately lower open after rally

• European markets hold gains

• Government unveils bold plan to rescue Citigroup

• Consumers cautious about effect of auto bankruptcy

• More customers resume using old-fashioned cash

• China addresses stimulus doubts with proposal list

• German business sentiment falls further in Nov.

• APEC: Global crisis can be overcome in 18 months

• Bernanke says he erred in gauging mortgage fallout

• Random House to digitize thousands of books

• Oil prices rise back above $50

• US stocks look to open higher on Citigroup plan

• European stocks higher on Citigroup rescue

• Wal-Mart names Duke to succeed Scott as CEO

• Pressure on Citigroup builds, shares fall below $4

• Federal regulators shut 2 California thrifts

• Regulators move to ease purchase of failed banks

• FDIC OKs backing for bank debt, deposits

• GM, Chrysler making deep cuts to hold on for loans

• Meltdown 101: What is mark to market accounting?

• US gas prices dip below $2, lowest in 3-plus years

• Venezuelan oil falls to lowest price in 22 months

• Dollar mostly falls as equities edge higher

• Dow up 494 as Obama prepares to name treasury boss

• Dell 3Q profit falls as PC spending slows

• Heinz 2nd-quarter profit rises

• Citi shares sink despite Saudi prince's investment

• JPMorgan to cut 10 pct. of investment bank staff

• Japan's central bank keeps interest rates on hold

• Automakers need to make case for government aid

• Honda to cut global output amid slowing demand

• A tough auto market? Not if you're a Maserati exec

• Meltdown 101: Some tips on collecting unemployment

• Oil rises from 3-year low as stocks rebound

• Stocks point higher after steep sell-off

• European, Asian markets rebound despite US losses

• Ballmer dismisses Yahoo buyout but open on search

• Big 3 automakers make bailout case to the public

• Mortgage application volume falls 6.2 pct.

• Crisis in paradise: Meltdown leaves ghost resorts

• Retail shares drop sharply as market woes linger

• Want a federal bailout? Why not bankruptcy, too?

• Meltdown 101: How is the CPI calculated, and why?

• Japan's exports mark biggest decline in 7 years

• Oil falls below $53 on fears of deep recession

• Stocks point lower on economic worries

• Recession fears send world markets down

• Consumers may get ray of good news: lower prices

• Meltdown 101: What's deflation, and why is it bad?

• CEOs want at least $300B stimulus from Obama

• Big Three automakers running out of time

• Ford hopes to regain car traction with new Fusion

• Mazda buys back chunk of own shares from Ford

• SolarWorld offers euro1B for Adam Opel's assets

• Toyota to reduce output, temporary US workers

• Study shows retailers get $1B of sales tax back

• Oil prices fall below $54 a barrel

• More consolidation likely in oil industry

• Stocks head to lower open

• Banks weigh on European stocks again

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