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Clintons, revelers ring in 2009 in Times Square
2009-01-01: AP - Hundreds of thousands of revelers rang in 2009 from frigid Times Square as the famous Waterford crystal ball dropped, signaling the end of a historic and troubled year that saw the election of the first black U.S. president and the worst economic crisis in decades.
Baltimore not as bloody in '08 with fewer killings
2009-01-01: AP - On the streets of one of the nation's most violent cities, Detective Danny Danzy is known as a 'bodysnatcher.'
Obamas seek to get settled for start of school
2009-01-01: AP - Weighty issues like the presidential inauguration and the economic stimulus package are pending, but the first order of business for President-elect Barack Obama's family is to get settled in Washington quickly to prepare for the start of school for his two daughters.
Tough sentences in China over huge piracy ring, Microsoft says
2009-01-01: AFP - A Chinese court has issued tough sentences to members of a huge software counterfeiting ring, which distributed more than two billion dollars' worth of fake Microsoft goods, the company said.
TV Sports: Fans Who Can?t Get Enough Are Getting More
2009-01-01: The MLB Network springs to life Thursday evening, a lavish $54 million network venture, direct from Secaucus, N.J.
A look at 2 standout mutual funds for 2008
2009-01-01: AP - A look at two standout mutual funds from 2008:
Bank of America, Wells close mergers as banking transforms
2009-01-01: Reuters - Bank of America Corp completed its purchase of Merrill Lynch & Co and Wells Fargo & Co finished buying Wachovia Corp, the latest sea changes in a transformed banking industry facing dire economic times ahead.
Pope seeks major changes to financial system
2009-01-01: AP - Pope Benedict XVI challenged world leaders on Thursday to make major changes to the global financial system, saying short-term answers to the financial crisis weren't sufficient.
Fannie says IndyMac has $1 bln in mortgage obligations: report
2009-01-02: Reuters - Fannie Mae , the largest U.S. home funding company, believes that failed mortgage lender IndyMac has obligations to repurchase around $1 billion of home mortgages that failed to meet Fannie's standards, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the situation.
Catskill Home Prices: How Low Will They Go?
2009-01-02: Second-home prices in the Catskills have dropped ? some by a third or more ? and still buyers are scarce.
Manufacturing activity slows - AIG
2009-01-02: PricewaterhouseCoopers Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index rose one index point in December to 33.7 points.
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