Business fights for tougher emissions rulespublished about 9 hours ago
Nike, Starbucks, Levi Strauss, Timberland and Sun Microsystems spearhead a campaign to set ambitious global warming targets as a policy battle on climate change looms ... more
Paulson's billionspublished about 15 hours ago
The Troubled Asset Relief Programme must remain the firewall against financial collapse. It must not become pork-barrel investor of first resort
Democrats edge closer to Senate safetypublished about 18 hours ago
The defeat of Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican senator, when Alaska's senate race was finally declared on Tuesday night chalked up one more seat for ... more
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Downturn hits newspaper profitspublished about 1 hour ago
The Daily Mail's publisher reports a 9% fall in full-year profit, while competitors announce a pay freeze and job cuts.
Peugeot Citroen cuts 2,700 jobspublished about 1 hour ago
French car company Peugeot Citroen announces plans to shed 2,700 jobs because of falling demand in Europe.
Microsoft ends Yahoo buyout talkspublished about 2 hours ago
Microsoft's boss tells the firm's annual general meeting that it is no longer looking to buy Yahoo.
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Air France-KLM profits fall sharplypublished about 3 hours ago
Europe's biggest airline measured by turnover says it will continue to be affected by deteriorating economic conditions but it expects to remain profitable at the ... more
Green's Obama wants a 'colour-blind' Germanypublished about 7 hours ago
Cem Ozdemir's dream is to forge a society where no one is marginalised as the country struggles to integrate its ethnic Turks, many of whom ... more
UK shareholders to miss €7bn Santander issuepublished about 8 hours ago
The Spanish bank's 1.8m British investors will not have the opportunity to take up their rights in its fundraising after it decided there is not ... more
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Explosion kills Thai protesterpublished about 6 hours ago
An explosion at an anti-government protest site in central Bangkok has killed one person and wounded 24 others, further raising the temperature in Thailand's bitterly ... more
Japan exports suffer biggest fall in 7 yearspublished about 8 hours ago
Japan's exports logged their biggest annual decline in seven years in October, pushing the trade balance into deficit and reinforcing worries the global financial crisis ... more
Beijing looks at 3G licences to spur economypublished about 9 hours ago
The early deployment of third-generation mobile services could kickstart changes in China's telecom market, which have yet to materialise following a sector-wide restructuring
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Russia shows it can play in US backyardpublished about 9 hours ago
Dmitry Medvedev will begin a tour of Latin America in a move that experts say is motivated primarily by Moscow's desire to show it can ... more
Peru close to 30-year bond issuepublished about 9 hours ago
Peru is close to issuing its first sovereign bond since it earned an investment grade rating this year, according to Luis Valdivieso, finance minister. Mr ... more
Argentina's legislators back expropriation of Aerolineaspublished about 9 hours ago
In a decision likely to intensify investor concerns about Argentina, legislators have recommended the expropriation of the debt-laden flag carrier, Aerolineas...
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Inside Microsoft's 'New Xbox Experience'published about 10 hours ago
Look familiar?
Microsoft released the anticipated face-lift for its Xbox 360 game console and online service today, dubbed the New Xbox Experience (or NXE).…
An Adobe browser, briefly consideredpublished about 15 hours ago
Chalk it up as a footnote to history but the company at one time thought about doing just that. Does it make sense to brush ... more
Mozilla CTO: Firefox in neck and neck racepublished about 15 hours ago
Mozilla CTO Brendan Eich talks to CNET News' Dan Farber about the future of the Firefox browser and about competing with Google, Microsoft, Apple and ... more
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Halfords sees signs of slowdownpublished about 2 hours ago
The car maintenance and bike seller said sales had slowed since the end of September as it sought to sell more high margin products
Mass Production Vs. McMansionspublished about 3 hours ago
When U.S. housing recovers, the leading homebuilders may not be the ones to benefit.
IMF Needs More Funding? Join The Clubpublished about 7 hours ago
The global financial institution may have trouble getting new cash since the usual contributors are strapped.
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October mortgage lending picks uppublished less than 1 hour ago
Mortgage lending rose by nearly 7% between September and October, figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders show.
More UK retail sales woe expectedpublished about 5 hours ago
Figures out later from the Office for National Statistics are likely to show a continued slowdown on the High Street in October.
Mortgage rates on their way down - Kiwibank joins inpublished about 8 hours ago
Mortgage rates are on the way down today, with two banks - Westpac and Kiwibank, cutting rates in anticipation of another Official Cash Rate cut. ... more
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