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• Lowe's to close 20 stores, cut almost 2K jobs

• Safety regulators checking into Mini engine fires

• Credit card late payments edge higher in September

• Bank of America earns $6.2B on accounting gains

• Citigroup earnings rise 74 percent, to $3.8B

• Wells Fargo 3Q profit up 21 percent, revenue slips

• FDA panel unanimously votes down Parkinson's drug

• Schwab 3Q net income up 77 percent

• Gannett 3Q net income lower, matches Street views

• Shares of American Airlines parent AMR fall again

• Ernst Lieb out as CEO of Mercedes US

• UnitedHealth's 3Q profit slips less than 1 percent

• Debt panic in China's Wenzhou may augur wider woes

• Roche to buy US-based Anadys for $230 million

• France: 2012 growth estimate may be too high

• Yogurt-maker Danone's Q3 sales rise 5.9 percent

• Luxury giant LVMH gets Bulgari boost in Q3

• Strikers blockade Freeport's mine in Indonesia

• Oil hovers above $86 amid Europe debt plan doubts

• Stocks slide as Germany cools hope for debt deal

• Wells Fargo, Gannett, RIM are market movers

• AP: Medicare yanks licenses, gives them right back

• Hasbro 3Q net income rises

• Halliburton boosts 3Q profits by 26 pct

• China's Wen: 'Stable' currency to help exports

• Brazil takes hard line on corruption

• Colombia trade agreement worries small farmers

• UK government considers ban on squatting

• Top German firms debate law on women executives

• Swiss chocolatiers stress quality over quantity

• UBS chief: Missteps must 'never happen again'

• French judge puts L'Oreal heiress under protection

• Global luxury sector to grow 10 percent in 2013

• Oil above $88 amid improving US economic signs

• BP, Anadarko settle Gulf disaster claims

• Kinder Morgan to buy El Paso Corp. for $20.7B

• A year-end stock comeback? It's happened before

• US gov't runs $1.3 trillion budget deficit in 2011

• Retail sales rose strongly in September on autos

• Newspaper woes hang over Gannett's 3Q results

• Earnings Preview: J&J to cite deals, drugs OK'd

• Conn. settles lawsuits with credit rating firms

• Banks closed in Ga., NC, NJ, Ill,; 80 failed in '11

• International Paper completes $388M Andhra deal

• UK fund manager wants Murdochs off News Corp. board

• BMW's new 3 Series is longer, roomier

• Debate heats up on how to fix Europe's banks

• Iran's Press TV claims it is being banned in UK

• Ireland's judges lose their wigs in austerity move

• Oil prices rise near $87 as recession fears ease

• New CNOOC oil leak found in China's Bohai Bay

• Dow average turns positive for 2011; Google soars

• Unilever, Google, Apple are market movers

• Gap closing stores in US

• Target's online president departs

• Netflix gets streaming rights to CW's old TV shows

• Fitch may downgrade BofA, Morgan Stanley, Goldman

• Barbie drives 6 pct rise in Mattel net income

• Icahn buys 9.8 pct stake in Navistar

• Dennis Ritchie, computer-programming pioneer, dies

• China corn purchase one of its largest ever

• Suzuki accuses Volkswagen of breaching alliance

• Olympus removes British president after 6 months

• Sony Ericsson profits down in 3rd quarter

• Oil rises above $85 ahead of US economic data

• US crude oil supplies grew by 1.3 million barrels

• US natural gas supplies grew last week

• GE to build large solar panel factory in Colorado

• Stocks slide on JPMorgan; tech rally trims losses

• Netflix, Beazer Homes, RIM are market movers

• Ahead of the Bell: Budget deficit

• Bigger corn surplus could slow food inflation

• US foreclosure activity edged higher in 3Q

• CooperVision steps up contact lens recall effort

• Congress passes 3 free trade agreements

• Fed minutes: 2 officials saw need for bolder steps

• Former HP CEO seeks to keep damaging letter secret

• Liz Claiborne to sell several brands, change name

• Lawsuit says MasterCard, Visa 'fix' ATM fees

• JPMorgan Chase's income falls 4 percent in 3Q

• Pratt & Whitney boosts its bet on jet engines

• French firm wins license for Idaho uranium plant

• EU says Chiquita, Pacific Fruit ran banana cartel

• AP Interview: Walesa backs Wall Street protesters

• WSJ links publisher's resignation to sales deal

• Floods disrupt auto production in Thailand

• Oil hovers above $85 amid demand forecast cuts

• Owner of Louisiana refinery faces record fines

• Stocks rise on hopes for resolution to Europe mess

• Liz Claiborne, Coach, Pepsico are market movers

• Fund investors retreat from stocks in September

• Wal-Mart to discuss business at US Walmart stores

• PepsiCo 3Q profit climbs on snack, beverage sales

• US regulators want closer look at air slot deal

• P&G shareholders reject politics, pet proposals

• Alcoa's 3Q net income disappoints

• Chevron says 3Q earnings will be in line with 2Q

• Local union votes down Ford, UAW agreement

• Swiss bank confirms staff indicted in US tax case

• Japan to decide on joining Pacific trade pact

• HK revives housing scheme amid property cost anger

• Oil rises to above $86 on weaker dollar to euro

• Stocks end mixed; Dow down 17 a day after big gain

• Aeropostale, Netflix, JinkoSolar are market movers

• Rates fall at weekly Treasury auction

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