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• Many retailers report September sales declines

• New jobless claims fall to 521K, lowest since Jan.

• Stocks appear headed to sharply higher opening

• ECB, BoE leave interest rates unchanged

• PepsiCo 3Q profit climbs on cost cuts; sales fall

• Marriott posts 3Q loss on time-share charges

• Study: Global prescription drug sales growth slows

• Brookings researchers warn of more flight delays

• Justice Dept. probing IBM's computer market conduct

• UK agency opposes Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger

• Lincoln & Logan County Development Partnership attracts $50,000 grant for economic development master plan

• Oil above $71 on optimism over economic recovery

• Stock futures little changed ahead of open

• Delphi emerges from Chapter 11 after 4 years

• European stocks drift lower as Q3 earnings start

• AT&T to expand Internet calling services on iPhone

• FDIC sells stake in Corus Bank assets

• Burger King revamp aims at higher-priced kin

• Washington farm workers push for unionization

• EU prepares to settle Microsoft browser case

• Amazon cuts Kindle price, adds global version

• Costco 4Q profit falls 6 percent but tops views

• Julius Baer buys ING's Swiss subsidiary for $505M

• AP might charge some customers to get news earlier

• Personality of the Week: The Lincoln IGA a business model for community involvement

• World markets buoyed by recovery hopes

• National retail group offers weak holiday forecast

• Stocks jump on service industry, bank reports

• Service sector grows in Sept., 1st time in year

• Chrysler remake: New CEO shakes up exec team again

• For young, recession offers deals of a lifetime

• Ad slump leads Gourmet, 3 other magazines to close

• US online ads fell 5 pct to $5.43 billion in 2Q

• Oil settles above $70 as stock markets climb

• Coach sues Target over bags it says are copies

• Toyota to show green sports car with Subaru engine

• CDC to acquire business intelligence provider

• Ahead of the bell: Brocade shares jump

• 3 more firms OK'd for asset program

• AP analysis: Signs of recovery in some US areas

• Stock futures point to higher opening

• Chrysler names new chiefs to head Ram, car brands

• Oil lingers below $70 as traders eye earnings

• Deere: UAW members ratify 6-year contract

• Mazda to raise $1.1 bln, forecasts smaller loss

• Even as layoffs persist, some good jobs go begging

• Waves of new fund cuts imperil US nursing homes

• Great time for US consumers: America is on sale

• Greenspan says unemployment will top 10 percent

• Earnings likely to determine stock rally's future

• China tycoon resurfaces in US with green car plan

• IMF pledges voting power to developing countries

• G-7 finance ministers face dollar concerns

• Obama links job growth to health care proposal

• ALL BUSINESS: Generous pay for new Freddie Mac CFO

• Regulators close banks in Colorado, Mich., Minn.

• Southern Union must pay $18M in RI mercury case

• Despite recovery, employers aren't ready to hire

• BofA board forms CEO search committee

• Unemployment rate to rise, could hit 10 percent

• World unemployment rising; rates, responses vary

• Japan jobless rate falls to 5.5 percent in August

• Bondholders committee, board OK CIT restructuring

• EU regulator: Atlantic airline alliance is illegal

• Mexico's Femsa says it's considering beer merger

• Oil slides below $70 as traders eye US economy

• Stock futures pull back ahead unemployment data

• World markets slide ahead of key US jobs report

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