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Texan dies of swine flu; Mexico ready for business

Mexico emerged from its swine flu isolation Tuesday as thousands of newspaper vendors, salesmen hawking trinkets and even panhandlers dropped their protective masks and joined the familiar din of traffic horns and blaring music on the streets of the capital. - [2009-5-6]
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Bernanke more optimistic, sees growth in 2009

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his most optimistic prediction yet Tuesday about the end of the recession - [2009-5-6]
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Lenders group objects to sale to Fiat

A dissident group of Chrysler LLC lenders objected Tuesday to the sale of the bulk of the automaker's assets to Italian automaker Fiat, saying that the proposed sale process is designed to prevent competitive bidding. - [2009-5-6]
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Obama announces plan to close tax loopholes

President Barack Obama vowed to detect and pursue American tax evaders Monday as he announced a plan to close tax loopholes and clamp down on overseas shelters. - [2009-5-5]
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Fiat is out to create automotive powerhouse

Fiat is trying to build a global automaking powerhouse out of parts scavenged from broken-down General Motors and Chrysler. - [2009-5-5]
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Latest economic data suggests recession is easing

Evidence that housing is poised to improve and optimism about the results of banking stress tests raised hopes Monday that the recession is easing and helped lift a key stock market measure into the black for the year. - [2009-5-5]
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Some sticking with Chrysler, others skeptical

The stalwart. The bargain-hunter. The skeptic. - [2009-5-4]
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Times Co., Boston Globe unions discuss concessions

Labor union leaders at The Boston Globe continue to meet with representatives of the newspaper's owner, The New York Times Co., about contract concessions management says are needed to keep the Globe running. - [2009-5-4]
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Fiat eyes new company with GM Europe, Chrysler

Fiat Group SpA confirmed Sunday that it is in talks to buy most of General Motors Corp.'s European operations, taking another step toward creating a global automotive powerhouse. - [2009-5-4]
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Swine flu or not, many workers can't stay home

You wake up one morning and you're feeling achy and feverish. - [2009-5-2]
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Wall Street rally extends into a third month

Wall Street extended its rally into a third month, shrugging off more reminders of the recession and placing cautious bets on an economic recovery. - [2009-5-2]
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Chrysler to close 5 more plants; court case begins

Attorneys for Chrysler LLC said the company will file a motion by Saturday to sell substantially all of its assets to Italian automaker Fiat Group SpA - [2009-5-2]
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Consumer spending dip shows economy still fragile

Americans spent less than expected in March, pulling back after a burst of buying in the first two months of the year. - [2009-5-1]
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Stocks' big April could be sign of healing economy

April was Wall Street's best month in nine years — offering some of the most powerful evidence yet that maybe, just maybe, the economy is about to begin a turnaround. - [2009-5-1]
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Chrysler succumbs to bankruptcy after struggle

After months of living on government loans, Chrysler finally succumbed to bankruptcy Thursday, pinning its future on a top-to-bottom reorganization and plans to build cleaner cars through an alliance with Italian automaker Fiat. - [2009-5-1]
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Obama 'hopeful' for deal as Chrysler talks go on

President Barack Obama said he is very hopeful that deals can be worked out to keep Chrysler a viable automaker, as negotiations with debtholders continued late Wednesday and Italian automaker Fiat Group SpA was poised to sign on as a Chrysler partner. - [2009-4-30]
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Lewis out as Bank of America chairman, remains CEO

Ken Lewis was ousted as chairman of Bank of America Wednesday after shareholders angry about the company's acquisition of Merrill Lynch voted to separate the job from that of chief executive. - [2009-4-30]
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Stocks end higher as Fed sees recession easing

The Fed confirmed what Wall Street has already concluded: The recession is starting to ease. - [2009-4-30]
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GM to force more than 1,000 dealers to close

General Motors Corp. told its dealers Tuesday that it will force 1,000 to 1,200 underperforming locations to close their doors as the automaker tries to thin dealer ranks to make the remaining outlets more profitable. - [2009-4-29]
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Chrysler agreements make liquidation less likely

With just two days left before a government-imposed restructuring deadline, Chrysler LLC took a step away from the brink of bankruptcy Tuesday when its biggest lenders reached a deal with the Treasury Department to slash the teetering automaker's debt. - [2009-4-29]
 
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