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• Sweden, Britain intervene in Iceland bank crisis

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• Japan's Nikkei plunges 9.4 percent on crisis fears

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• Bank of America reports profit drop, capital raise

• Kraft to cut 400 jobs in North America

• Fed eyes plan to fund short-term business loans

• Slow economy hits state sales tax revenue

• Oil rebounds to $89 after falling to 8-month low

• Nigerian conflict a warning for Big Oil in Iraq

• Wall Street looks to recover after global rout

• British banks lead Europe markets lower

• Asian markets mixed after Australia's big rate cut

• Bank of America settles lawsuit over bad mortgages

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• Court tilts Wachovia fight toward Wells Fargo

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• Oil falls below $90 as financial turmoil spreads

• European, Asian markets plunge on crisis fears

• Wall Street set to follow global sell-off

• Lofty commodity costs drench brewers

• Boeing airplane deliveries plummet during strike

• GM to close Ohio SUV factory Dec. 23

• Iceland pays price for rapid economic growth

• 2 firms selected for mortgage securities program

• Economy sheds most jobs since 2003, more cuts seen

• Wells Fargo agrees to buy Wachovia; Citi objects

• AIG plans sale of business units to repay debt

• Oil slips after job report, $700B bailout

• Stocks end lower amid worries after House OKs plan

• Sept. dividend payouts lowest for 3Q in 50 years

• Champion Fitness cuts through the red tape
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• Wells Fargo acquiring Wachovia for $15.1 billion

• AIG plans sale of business units

• CEO, 5 other Washington Mutual executives leaving

• Star-Ledger owner hopeful it can avoid closure

• Toyota announces zero-percent financing

• Oil near $94 as market awaits US bailout vote

• Stocks point higher on Wells Fargo, Wachovia deal

• Hawaii promoting its 'value' to visitors

• Tight credit, fear send Sept. auto sales below 1M

• Buffett's company to buy $3B of GE preferred stock

• Construction activity unchanged in August

• Oil flutters near $98 on US bailout hopes

• AP Poll: 8 in 10 fear hit from financial crisis

• France to host EU summit on money crisis

• Despite financial crisis, ECB should hold steady

• Stocks head for mixed open following Senate vote

• SEC extends short-selling ban for financial stocks

• World markets mixed after Senate OKs bailout plan

• New tests find melamine in 31 Chinese milk batches

• Volatile 3rd quarter for stocks ends on up note

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• Credit crunch makes borrowing harder for Florida

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• Euro jobless rate climbs to 7.5 percent in August

• Oil rises to $101 on bailout plan hopes

• US stocks head for lower open after rebound

• Roosevelt talk on unstable economy oddly prescient

• Citigroup to buy Wachovia banking operations

• Strike puts 787 delivery to Japan on hold again

• Nation's 1st greenhouse gas auction nets $38.5M

• Oil falls as traders weigh US bailout rejection

• Most Asian markets sink after bailout rejection

• Bailout bill defeat could cause painful recession

• US stock futures point to partial rebound

• InBev shareholders approve Anheuser-Busch deal

• Airfares aren't taking off everywhere

• New software turns PC into TiVo TV recorder

• Cadbury says Chinese-made products questionable

• Reports: Wachovia in talks with potential buyers

• Fortis reshaped by government bailout

• UK government nationalizes Bradford & Bingley

• Oil falls to near $103 on global slowdown fears

• Stocks head for lower open ahead of bailout vote

• Tightening of credit strikes nerve among consumers

• Wachovia shares plunge as investors question fate

• Chinese regulator calls US lending 'ridiculous'

• Crisis boosts urge to regulate in Europe

• Stocks mixed on bailout clash; tech slides

• WaMu becomes biggest bank to fail in US history

• JPMorgan to buy WaMu deposits, branches

• 30-year mortgages jump after 5 weeks of declines

• Wrigley shareholders approve $23B sale to Mars

• A closer look at candy makers Mars and Wrigley

• Gulf seafood industry crippled by Ike's damage

• India open for $80 billion in nuclear business

• Oil falls as US bailout talks falter

• Stocks point lower on bailout clash, WaMu failure

• HK's Bank of East Asia rejects instability rumors

• Investors cheer international push by Japan banks

• Fed plows $30 billion into money markets overseas

• Lowe's plans smaller stores, backs 2008 outlook

• GE lowers profit guidance, suspends stock buybacks

• Health insurance costs grow more gradually in 2008

• Oil price down slightly on uncertainty

• Stock futures mixed on bailout hopes, GE outlook

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