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Dow Below 10,000

U.S. markets fall in tandem with global markets as the squeeze on credit and expectations of recession increase.

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TriPoint Interactive Launches AB Value(TM) into U.S. Market

SUTTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TriPoint Interactive, Inc. (

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Audi A1 being reconsidered for the U.S.

It only took three months for Audi to realize that the upcoming Audi A1 may do well in the U.S. market. Back in early July, Audi’s boss Rupert Stadler said that American still want big cars,...

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New York City - U.S. Stock Market Hits 5-year Lows In Major Selloff

New York City - Stocks skidded Monday - with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq falling to nearly five-year lows - as credit markets seized up and European governments’ rush to prop up failing financial firms underscored the global reach of the credit crunch. But the Dow Jones industrial average, which lost as much as 800 [...]

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U.S. markets fall hard

... and Belgian operations of international bank Fortis, The Wall Street Journal reported. The U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday said it will increase lending to stressed banks and begin paying interest on commercial banks' reserves. The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury bond rose 1 1/32 to yield 3.475 percent. The dollar was mixed Monday. The euro fell to $1.351, compared to $1.3806 Friday....

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Mulally: Ford considering Ka for U.S. market

... constant flux, we're guessing MPG-conscious customers will make the Ka a safe bet for Ford in the U.S. Gallery: 2009 Ford Ka [Source: Detroit News ] Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Entrust to Release Financial Results for Q3 2008 Oct. 23 After U.S. Markets Close

DALLAS, Oct. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Entrust, Inc. (Nasdaq: ), a world leader in securing digital identities and information, today announced it will release financial results for the third quarter of 2008 after U.S. markets close on Thursday, October 23, 2008. Entrust will host a live teleconference and webcast to discuss the company's fiscal third-quarter results on Oct. 23 at 5...

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Toyota and Audi might bring small cars to the U.S. market

Posted on 10.6.2008 14:05 by Myles Kornblatt , Simona Alina Filed under: | USA | Audi A1 | toyota iq Hummer who? From two importers who have been following the "bigger is better" model for the last few years comes a little redemption. Both Toyota and Audi are considering bringing their smallest models in the line-up to the U.S. market. Even if both iQ and A1 were developed with only...

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Getting more bang for your buck...the impact of the U.S. market turmoil

With Australia having such close ties to the U.S. market many businesses have gone into panic mode due to the financial crisis currently affecting the U.S. economy. Whenever something happens in the U.S. market people assume that it will have an impact on the Australian market as well. In order to protect themselves from any market changes that may occur...

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Oil slumps as overseas markets tumble

Oil slumps as overseas markets tumbleGlobal economic slowdown weighs on crude prices. European and Asian markets sink. | | | Paste this link into your favorite RSS desktop readerSee all CNNMoney.com ()By , CNNMoney.com staff writerOctober 6, 2008: 12:10 PM ETNEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The price of oil fell below $90 a barrel Monday, touching an 8-month low, as banking turmoil in Europe...

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Ford CEO says company assessing tiny car for U.S. market

Ford CEO says company assessing tiny car for U.S. marketAssociated PressDETROIT -- Ford Chief Executive Alan Mulally says increased demand for small cars has led the automaker to revisit its decision not to bring the tiny European Ka model to the United States. Mulally said on Detroit radio station WJR's "Paul W. Smith Show" Monday that Ford is assessing the Ka now, and that a lot of...

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Ford takes second look at bringing tiny Ka to U.S.

A new version of the Ka was unveiled last week at the Paris Motor Show. It will be launched in major European markets by late this year or early 2009.The Ka is far smaller than the Focus, which is Dearborn-based Ford's only U.S. compact car. Focus sales are up 24% through September, even though the U.S. auto market is down nearly 13% for the year.Mulally said on WJR-AM's...

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U.S. markets fall on bailout passage

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (UPI) -- U.S. stock indexes turned counter-intuitive Friday, falling after the U.S. House of Representatives passed a massive bailout package. President George Bush quickly signed the bill into law, but markets had become inflated early in the day in anticipation of the law and slid, rather than gained, when the bill passed. By close Friday, the Dow Jones industrial...

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U.S. markets edge up Friday morning

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (UPI) -- U.S. markets edged up early Friday after Wachovia Corp. announced it will be taken over by Wells Fargo & Co. instead of Citigroup. Four days after reaching a government-backed agreement with Citigroup, Wachovia agreed to a $15.4 billion takeover from Well Fargo that includes no federal intervention, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. Investors reacted...

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U.S. markets edge up

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (UPI) -- U.S. stock indexes gained momentum Friday, in spite of the U.S. Labor Department's news the country had lost 159,000 non-farm jobs in September. Four days after reaching a government-backed agreement with Citigroup, Wachovia agreed to a $15.4 billion takeover from Well Fargo that includes no federal intervention, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. In early...