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IAC Spins Off Units in Effort to Lift Businesses
By SHIRA OVIDE It took more than a decade for media mogul Barry Diller to piece together Internet conglomerate IAC/InterActiveCorp.
Source: Wall Street Journal
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Friday, 21 November 2008
GMAC moves to tap government funding
By Christopher Hinton, MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- GMAC LLC has applied to become a bank-holding company so it can potentially gain access to emergency cash available...
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Friday, 21 November 2008
Volkswagens Jetta TDI Named 2009 Green Car of the Year(R)
Volkswagens milestone 2009 Jetta TDI has been named Green Car Journals 2009 Green Car of the Year(R), besting competitors that included a pair of advanced hybrids, a clean diesel...
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Friday, 21 November 2008
Local stocks slammed as markets tank 5 percent again
Greater Cincinnati stocks got slammed for the second day in a row Thursday as investors pummeled the market to its second straight day of 5-plus percent losses.
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Friday, 21 November 2008
New York Times Co. cuts dividend by 74%
By David B. Wilkerson, MarketWatch CHICAGO (MarketWatch) - New York Times Co. said late Thursday that it has slashed its quarterly dividend to 6 cents a share from 23 cents in the...
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- Fannie, Freddie Suspend Foreclosures Through Jan. 9 (Update2)
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- Busy Treasury secretary still has time for Reagan
- Honda Cuts 18000 More Vehicles From US Production (Update2)
- UPDATE 1-Runways debut in 3 US cities; OHare plans in doubt
- California E-Car Dreaming
- Internet ad sales up to $5.9B in Q3
- Bush Warns of Aggressive Economic Regulation
- Managers Tell Lawmakers They Would Give Data to Regulator
- Californians Drill for Day None Want to Arrive
- Video games sales up 18 percent in October
- Labor Department Finalizes New Family Leave Rules
- UPDATE 2-MGM CEO to retire amid credentials dispute
- Market Place Worst May Be Yet to Come for Citigroup
- Aso Offers to Lend Up to $100 Billion to IMF at G-20 Meeting
- Yen Rises on Speculation G-20 Will Fail to Agree on Rescue Plan
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