AutosGM, Chrysler
GM, Chrysler
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Iacocca's path
Auto giants try to outlast debate over whether they will get loans. Full story
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Stocks & economyGas prices dip below
Gas prices dip below
$2 as oil prices waver
Only four months after peaking at $4.11, the average price of gas falls to lowest point in more than three years. Full story
Stocks jump on Treasury pick
Wall Street staged a surprising comeback, with the Dow surging nearly 500 points in a late afternoon rally. Full story
Job hunting? Look at health and education
Sector-by-sector look at jobs over past decade. Biggest loser: Manufacturing.
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Stocks jump on Geithner speculation
Wall Street put a stop to a terrifying decline and stormed higher as President-elect Obama appeared ready to tap the chief of the N.Y. Federal Reserve as the next treasury secretary.
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Citigroup’s options dwindle; shares plunge
Pressure intensified on Citigroup to sell part or all of itself as its stock fell below $4 a share on Friday and fears escalated about future loan losses.
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Chinese still buying cars — fuel efficient ones
U.S. car makers are pulling out all the stops with a glitzy car show in China. NBC's Adrienne Mong reports.
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Economic turmoil around the globe
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GM, Chrysler make cuts to hold on for loans
Chrysler and GM need to follow Lee Iacocca's play book now as they try to outlast the debate in Washington over whether they will get billions in government loans.
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Wal-Mart picks Mike Duke as new CEO
Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, unexpectedly announced Friday that its chief executive will retire in February and be replaced by the head of its international division.
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Freddie, Fannie suspend foreclosure actions
Mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are suspending foreclosures for about 16,000 U.S. households during the holiday season.
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Struggling companies ax 401(k) match
Desperate to cut costs, more and more companies are eliminating their matching contributions to employee 401(k) plans.
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‘Longevity risk’: When retirees outlive savings
Like many other elderly Americans, Edie Stark has been hard hit by the meltdown in U.S. financial markets. She is 84 and has been worried a lot lately about outliving her savings.
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Big Oil's big tax breaks
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Changing for Obama
Your Biz blog: Some small businesses owners who bring in over $250,000 plan to change their business plans once Obama takes office.
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