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• IBM sunny about 2009 despite dreary forecasts

• GM official says cash could run out by March 31

• Ericsson reports profit drop, to cut 5,000 jobs

• London newspaper to be sold to Russian tycoon

• HP chief Hurd got pay valued at $34 million in '08

• Oil falls below $41 amid grim economic news

• Wall Street points toward higher opening

• World stock markets down as bank jitters mount

• General Mills and Kroger pull peanut butter items

• Retailers overhaul business as consumers pull back

• Mexican mogul Slim sees opportunity in N.Y. Times

• Toyota to name new president as global sales fall

• Oil falls below $34 amid excess supply

• Russia restarts gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine

• Wall Street points toward lower opening

• European stocks steady ahead of Obama inauguration

• No sign of Fla. financier or his clients' millions

• Buffett says US in 'economic Pearl Harbor'

• Report: New York to lead US cities in job losses

• Britain reveals 2nd bank bailout to boost lending

• Technology to stop phone use in cars isn't perfect

• Oil falls to near $36 ahead of busy earnings week

• Ukraine PM heads to Moscow; gas deal to be signed

• 4Q earnings could indicate economy's direction

• European markets jump as UK announces bailout plan

• Nearly 40K job cuts announced as weakness persists

• Circuit City to close 567 remaining US stores

• Chrysler Financial gets $1.5B loan from bailout

• Regulators close 2 banks in Illinois, Wash. state

• Dismal bank earnings presage more trouble ahead

• Deflation concerns grow as consumer prices shrink

• Gas crisis talks set for Moscow

• Wall Street rebounds after banks report big losses

• Citi posts loss, splits up the company

• Bank of America posts 4Q loss; gets $20B from US

• UBS sells parts of commodities unit to Barclays

• Honda reduces Europe output, Japan jobs, output

• Samsung Electronics reorganizes to fight slump

• Sony Ericsson swings to 4Q loss

• Oil languishes near $35 on weakening US economy

• Energy Agency sees oil demand sliding for 2nd year

• Wall Street points toward higher opening

• Apple CEO Jobs backtracks on health, takes leave

• US foreclosure filings up 81 percent in 2008

• JPMorgan posts profit, but 'disappointing' one

• Airbus sees 2009 orders dipping below deliveries

• Nissan cuts Japan production amid reports of loss

• Oil up after falling to near $36 on weak US demand

• Ukraine rejects Russia's latest gas request

• Stock futures point to mixed open

• World stocks drop amid mounting economic gloom

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