washingtonpost.com
01.12.2008 06:10
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- The Swedish government confirmed Monday it is in talks with General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. after a report that the U.S. automakers are seeking support for their struggling Swedish brands Saab and Volvo Cars.
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01.12.2008 06:10
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DUBLIN, Ireland -- Budget airline Ryanair launched a new takeover bid Monday for Aer Lingus, seeking to capitalize on labor unrest at its Irish rival and Ireland's economic difficulties.
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01.12.2008 06:10
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NEW YORK -- Wall Street appeared ready Monday to give back some of last week's big gains as investors, uneasy about the holiday shopping season, awaited some key economic reports.
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01.12.2008 06:10
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stock index futures fell on Monday as concerns about the deepening world economic slump reduced the appetite for risk and investors fretted about the start of what they fear will be a bleak holiday buying season.
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01.12.2008 06:10
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MUNICH, Germany -- State bank BayernLB plans to cut 5,600 jobs _ 29 percent of its total work force _ to weather the global financial crisis, the company said Monday.
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01.12.2008 06:10
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UTRECHT, Netherlands -- Shareholders of Fortis NV, the Belgian-Dutch lender which saw most of its operations sold or nationalized last month due to the credit crunch, booed members of the board at a meeting Monday and vented their anger over seeing their investments in the company decimated.
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01.12.2008 04:06
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PARIS (Reuters) - The global automotive industry faced a fresh wave of bad news Monday, as data showed drops in Swedish, Japanese and South Korean November car sales, with figures for France, Spain and Italy due out later in the day. Automakers are cutting production as well as seeking help from governments to survive as they battle against the effects of the financial crisis and worsening economic climate on consumer confidence.
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01.12.2008 04:06
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PARIS (Reuters) - The global automotive industry faced a fresh wave of bad news Monday, as data showed drops in Swedish, Japanese and South Korean November car sales, with figures for France, Spain and Italy due out later in the day. Automakers are cutting production as well as seeking help from governments to survive as they battle against the effects of the financial crisis and worsening economic climate on consumer confidence.
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Machine-Building Industry
01.12.2008 02:08
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WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration backed off proposed crackdowns on no-money-down, interest-only mortgages years before the economy collapsed, buckling to pressure from some of the same banks that have now failed. It ignored remarkably prescient warnings that foretold the financial meltdown, according to an Associated Press review of regulatory documents.
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01.12.2008 00:12
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks dipped on Monday to snap a six-day winning streak, with investors caught between aggressive steps by central bank to alleviate the sharp global downturn and increasingly grim economic data.
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01.12.2008 00:12
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SEOUL, South Korea -- Asian stock markets were mixed Monday as investors digested signs that the U.S. holiday shopping season got off to a tepid start over the key Thanksgiving weekend.
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