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Working Poor and Young Hit Hard in Downturn
Labor experts say the hardships of the gathering recession will hurt the working poor and younger job seekers most of all.
Deutsche Post to curtail U.S. expansion: WSJ
Reuters - Deutsche Post AG (DPWGn.DE), the German parent of delivery company DHL, is expected to announce on Monday that it will sharply curtail its planned U.S. expansion, The Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site on Saturday.
Emerging economies want new role
World finance chiefs look to give a bigger voice to emerging nations as part of reforms to tackle the current crisis.
Travelodge makes £5m price cuts
Budget hotel chain Travelodge reduces average room rates as the downturn forces the sector to provide greater value.
Roche sticks by $43.7 billion Genentech bid: report
Reuters - Roche Holding AG is sticking by its $43.7 billion offer to buy out the rest of Genentech Inc it does not already own, its pharmaceuticals chief said in an interview published on Sunday.
China Announces $586 Billion Stimulus Plan
The money will be invested in infrastructure and social welfare in an effort to buoy the fourth-largest economy.
Pakistan probes money-change firm
Pakistan investigates the alleged illegal transfer of foreign currency abroad and arrests two directors of one large firm.
China Unveils $586 Billion Economic Stimulus Plan
China announced plans to spend billions on a wide array of infrastructure and social welfare projects in a bold move aimed at bolstering its economy.
Electric car race
Bolivia's lithium is needed to drive electric motoring
Bigger is best?
Why the future of container shipping may be small boats
Tories warn over Brown tax cuts
The Conservatives say any unfunded Gordon Brown tax cuts would just 'pass the debt onto the next generation'.
Burt steps up HBOS board attack
The former banking chief at the centre of calls for a boardroom takeover at HBOS says the bank has been run into the ground.
Stocks eye retail data, Treasury pick
Reuters - The grim view on consumer spending could worsen this week as investors parse a government report on retail sales and earnings from Wal-Mart Stores Inc , while waiting with bated breath for President-elect Barack Obama's pick for U.S. Treasury secretary.
Glimpse into a new financial system
Reuters - Investors get a first glimpse of the likely shape of the new global financial system this week as finance chiefs prepare for a summit of world leaders fighting the worst world financial crisis in 80 years.
GM's beleaguered shares could go lower: report
Reuters - Shares in General Motors
Emanuel Urges Aid for Auto Industry
Rahm Emanuel seemed to suggest that Barack Obama would be open to using the rescue fund to help the struggling auto industry.
NRG rejects $6.08 billion Exelon bid
Reuters - Power producer NRG Energy Inc on Sunday rejected an unsolicited $6.08 billion takeover offer from utility owner Exelon Corp , saying the offer 'significantly undervalues' the company.
GM's beleagured shares could go lower: report
Reuters - Shares in General Motors
MGM to Post Full Films on YouTube, as Site Faces New Competition From Hulu
YouTube finds itself playing catch-up as critical plaudits and advertising dollars flow to Hulu, the popular online hub for TV shows and films.
White-Collar G.M. Retirees Scramble as Care Is Cut Off
To conserve cash, General Motors will cut lifetime health care for legions of management retirees at the end of this year.
What Crisis? Some Hedge Funds Are Gaining
Bernard V. Drury is a rarity on Wall Street: a hedge fund manager whose fund is up 60 percent since Jan. 1.
Advertising: Goodbye Seduction, Hello Coupons
As the economy rapidly deteriorates, marketers are scrambling to remake their advertising so products seem affordable and sensible.
Market?s Collapse Echoes in a Manhattan Tower
Many tenants who signed leases at a 41-story office tower overlooking Bryant Park are now trying to break them.
Interest Rate Is Cut Again in Taiwan
Taiwan?s move is the fourth time in two months that the bank cut rates.
Breakingviews.com.: A Pill That Gets Harder to Swallow; Time Out or Strikeout?
Depressed valuations have many corporate executives worried they?ve become takeover bait, and Sam Zell?s difficulty selling the Chicago Cubs doesn?t augur well for Major League Baseball.
MGM to Post Full Films on YouTube
With advertising dollars flowing to Hulu, the popular online video hub, YouTube is playing catch-up.
Internet Attacks Grow More Potent
Even the network operators that run the backbone of the Internet are worried about the increasing scale of attacks.
Google Signs a Deal to e-Publish Out-of-Print Books
Book publishers are exploring new ways to sell books in digital form.
NRG Leaves Door Open After Rejecting Takeover Bid
The rejection forestalls, at least for now, the creation of what would be the largest power company in the nation.
Report Says Sun and Wind Power Could Threaten Nation?s Electrical Grid
Adding electricity from these sources would impose new demands on a transmission system that was never designed for large power transfers over extremely long distances, an industry report says.
Link By Link: Updating a Reference Site on the Fly
While Wikipedia is modeled on an encyclopedia, the site comes to resemble a news site whenever news breaks.
Turner Taps Former Executive to Put His Life Down on Paper
When Bill Burke was still in his 30s, he set aside his career in the media business and decamped to Maine to raise his family and perhaps indulge vague ideas he had about teaching and writing.
?Why Obama Can?t Win? Author Defends Analysis
Many an author has come to incorrect conclusions, but only a few have had the courage to make a prediction in a title that could be directly contradicted.
MSNBC?s Tag for Now: ?The Power of Change?
A new commercial for the cable channel has stirred fresh complaints from the network?s critics.
Flagging ?Heroes? Attempts Self-Rescue
With ratings for the television series down 20 percent from those of a year ago, NBC took action last week, firing two co-executive producers.
Some Video Gamers Leery of Obama?s Views
Gamers are worried that the president-elect?s positions on video games may signal new regulations or restrictions on the industry.
Drilling Down: Skipped Ads May Leave an Impression
Viewers watching commercials fast-forwarded with DVRs are still able to recall commercials that contained many frames featuring the brand?s name or logo in the center of the screen.
Talk to the Newsroom: White House Correspondent
Sheryl Gay Stolberg, White House correspondent, is answering questions from readers.
The Media Equation: How Obama Tapped Into Social Networks? Power
There?s every reason to believe that Mr. Obama will use his network of supporters not just to campaign, but to govern.
A.I.G. May Get More in Bailout
The Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve are nearing a deal to invest an additional $40 billion in American International Group, the giant insurer.
Some G.M. Retirees Are in a Health Care Squeeze
To conserve cash, General Motors will cut lifetime health care for management retirees at the end of this year.
News Analysis: Demand for a Say on a Way Out of Crisis
A gathering of the Group of 20 over the weekend revealed a desire among developing countries to have a greater voice in helping the world navigate its way out of the financial crisis.
Finance Chill Freezes Plans for High-Rise in Russia
Plans for a controversial skyscraper that would have towered over St. Petersburg?s low-slung Baroque skyline have been delayed because of the financial crisis.
Obama Weighs Quick Undoing of Bush Policy
The president-elect is poised to reverse actions that President Bush took using executive authority, possibly including policies on stem-cell research and oil drilling.
This Math Whiz Called It for Obama Months Ago
In an election season of unlikely outcomes, Nate Silver is perhaps the most unlikely media star to emerge.
Toasting 40 Years of Breaking News and Happy Talk
Newscasters of yore gathered to celebrate the beginning of ?Eyewitness News? on WABC-TV in 1968, a broadcast that would change how local television news was delivered.
Treasury Bills Auctions for This Week
Treasury?s schedule of financing this week.
Stocks surge after China stimulus
Stock markets across Asia jump a day after China announced a $586bn economic and infrastructure stimulus plan.
NRG rejects $6.08 bln Exelon bid
Reuters - Power producer NRG Energy Inc on Sunday rejected an unsolicited $6.08 billion takeover offer from utility owner Exelon Corp , saying the offer 'significantly undervalues' the company.
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