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Major US banks, mortgage giants freeze foreclosures (AFP)

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JPMorgan Chase & Co Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon testifies before the House Financial Services Committee February 11, 2009 in Washington, DC. Two US banks and top mortgage finance giants have imposed moratoriums on home foreclosures until a comprehensive government plan emerges to ease the mortgage crisis, officials said.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Chip Somodevilla)AFP - Two US banks and top mortgage finance giants have imposed moratoriums on home foreclosures until a comprehensive government plan emerges to ease the mortgage crisis, officials said Friday.


 

Salmonella-hit peanut company files for bankruptcy (Reuters)

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The building of the now-closed Peanut Corporation of America plant is pictured in Blakely, Georgia on January 29, 2009. (Matthew Bigg/Reuters)Reuters - Peanut Corporation of America sought bankruptcy protection on Friday after a salmonella outbreak traced to one of its plants led to one of the biggest product recalls in U.S. history.


 

Abercrombie & Fitch 4Q profit drops 68 percent (AP)

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AP - Teen retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co., which resisted the steep discounts its competitors offered during the holiday season, said Friday its fourth-quarter profit slid 68 percent as sales slumped.
 

World markets rise after Wall Street bounceback (AP)

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An investor looks at the electronic stock price board at a private securities company Friday Feb. 13, 2009 in Shanghai, China. Chinese shares rose Friday to a five-month high on investor enthusiasm about higher liquidity in the economy after the central bank confirmed January bank lending hit a record high. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index jumped 3.2 percent, or 72.7 points, to close at 2320.79, ending the week up 6 percent. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)AP - World stock markets rose Friday, boosted by a late turnaround on Wall Street and renewed hopes about government economic stimulus plans as Group of Seven finance ministers gathered in Rome.


 

GM, UAW talks break off; Chrysler talks stall (Reuters)

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A General Motors employee works the assembly line at the GM assembly plant in Arlington, Texas November 18, 2008. (Jessica Rinaldi/Reuters)Reuters - Talks between the United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp central to a turnaround plan for the struggling automaker have broken down over the issue of retiree healthcare costs, a person briefed on the talks said on Saturday.


 
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