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• Citigroup to lower some mortgage payments

• Mortgage delinquencies up for 8th straight quarter

• Toyota in talks for Japan government loan

• Pfizer, Aurobindo in deal to sell generic drugs

• Oil hovers near $41 after US news spurs big drop

• Gazprom's 3Q net profit up 16 pct.

• Wall Street heads for mixed open after big drop

• World markets slide again amid financial fears

• Dish Network 4Q profit rises, but misses forecast

• AIG posts $61.7B 4Q loss; bailout is restructured

• Government unveils revamped aid package to AIG

• Japan auto sales plunge in February

• HSBC to raise $17.7B, cut US jobs as profits fall

• Flash memory company Spansion files for bankruptcy

• Wall Street heads for another big drop

• World stock markets tumble on US slump, bank woes

• Economy moving in reverse faster than predicted

• GE cuts quarterly dividend to 10 cents a share

• Unions try to heal wounds of bitter split

• FDIC raising fees on banks, adds emergency fee

• New Citi plan may serve as model but carries risks

• Stock deal buys time for gov't to unwind Citigroup

• Regulators close banks in Illinois, Nevada

• Rocky Mountain News publishes final edition

• Wall Street slides after Citigroup-government deal

• Citigroup reaches aid deal with government

• BofA CEO keeps lips sealed on Merrill bonuses

• FBI arrests Stanford Financial Group exec

• Lloyds TSB profits drop 75 pct., HBOS in big loss

• East European banks get euro24.5 billion support

• Economy likely suffered deeper contraction

• Oil momentum subsides after demand increase

• Wall Street points to flat open ahead of GDP data

• World stocks mostly lower as economic fears weigh

• GM posts $9.6B 4Q loss, burns through $6.2B cash

• Sears 4Q profit falls 55 percent on charges

• Source: Citi-gov't. aid deal may come this week

• Wall Street points higher ahead of economic data

• World stocks mixed as investors mull US bank plan

• S&P sees worst recession for Japan since WWII

• European confidence in economy hits new low

• Big banks get ready for White House stress tests

• Penny stocks? Small change for big-name companies

• Top Ford execs take pay cuts, more buyouts offered

• Troubled San Francisco paper in danger of closing

• Oil above $40 as market digests Bernanke comments

• Stocks signal mixed open as Street seeks direction

• Banks help push world markets higher

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