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President Barack Obama has made a surprise visit to a downtown market in Ottawa, leaving fellow customers stunned.
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Natural grocer Whole Foods Market Inc.’s profit dipped in the first quarter on slowed sales but the earnings beat expectations.
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Attorney General-designate Eric Holder Jr. has promised to vigorously prosecute cases of financial fraud and market manipulation.
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Stock markets in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia are closed Monday for public holidays. Trading resumes Tuesday.
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The Saudi stock market has soared 9.51 percent after the king described the economy as stable in the face of the global market meltdown.
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In all the finger-pointing about the credit crisis, there’s one unusual suspect: an accounting standard.
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The EU’s top labor affairs official said Tuesday there is no further need for Germany, Austria, Belgium and Denmark to keep in place job restrictions on citizens...
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Whole Foods Market Inc. has seen its profit plunge in the fourth quarter because of costs related to its acquisition of Wild Oats Markets Inc.
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India’s benchmark Sensex index plunged 4.8 percent as investors took profits after five days of gains.
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The number of newly registered cars hitting German roads sank 8 percent in October as the financial crisis prompted customers to hold off major purchases, the...
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