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General Motors CEO Henderson resigns
Leaves post after eight turbulent months as head of the largest U.S. automaker. Chairman Ed Whitacre Jr. will serve as interim CEO while a replacement is sought. Full story
Overall sales stabilizing
They may have bottomed, but big improvements aren't expected until people stop worrying about losing jobs. Full story
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Traders ask ‘What Dubai?’ — stocks end higher
The stock market is picking up where it left off before its scare over debt problems in Dubai.
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Why Tiger’s endorsement empire is safe
Tiger Woods Inc. – a meticulously manicured, $1 billion brand – has sustained its first divot. But last week's accident is not likely to trim the golfer’s lush endorsement empire.
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Eurozone countries to agree to cut debt
The nations that use the euro are expected to agree to deadlines Tuesday for most of them to reduce budget deficits that are well above the EU budget rules that underpin their currency.
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General Motors CEO Henderson out
General Motors' CEO Frederick "Fritz" Henderson has resigned after eight turbulent months as head of the largest U.S. automaker.
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Shopping center group trims sales forecast
The International Council of Shopping Centers trimmed its November sales growth forecast on Tuesday as shoppers are falling behind in their holiday buying compared with a year ago.
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Economic reports hint at modest growth
The economic recovery seems on track for slow but steady gains after reports showed growth in manufacturing activity, construction spending and contracts to buy homes.
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Housing’s long road back
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Your Career: Job fears fuel gossip at work
The recession not only ushered in unprecedented job cuts and economic pain but also seems to have opened the door to more whispers around the water cooler.
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Answer Desk: Repairing consumer credit
The lending spree that fueled the borrowing bubble has destroyed the credit histories of millions of Americans. The could spell trouble for the economic recovery. The Answer Desk.
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Jobless benefit bedlam
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Bailed out banks and bonuses
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Signal fading on radio traffic reports
Even as traffic reporters have had their wings clipped in recent years, the airwaves ahead appear even more bumpy.
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Shopping center group trims sales forecast
The International Council of Shopping Centers trimmed its November sales growth forecast on Tuesday as shoppers are falling behind in their holiday buying compared with a year ago.
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