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Do you have an antique in the attic? See how much it's worth
More than 50 antique dealers will be offering furniture, furnishings and other items during the 62nd annual Asheville Antiques Fair.
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New York attorney general charges UBS with securities fraud
UBS, the world's largest wealth manager, seems to have been caught on wrong side of the law.
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Banks rally as CEOs hold off on issuing shares
With many banks still reporting massive writedowns and even quarterly losses from bad mortgage investments, it certainly seems like an odd time for financial stocks to rally.
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My terror aboard stricken Qantas jet
... the cargo beneath, and part of the ceiling collapsed. On landing, Iwan, a graduate with accountancy and investment services group Smith & Williamson, immediately texted a colleague at the Southampton office to say he was fine, adding: "Bit of a ...
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Stock market report: The week's trading
After a week that saw relative calm and a respite from the downward volatility of recent times, the FTSE 100 by its close on Friday afternoon was showing a gain on the week of 66.3 to 5,352.6. The big ...
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Futures File: Commodities fall victim to mass liquidations
The rise in commodity prices over the past two years has been nearly unprecedented.
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Investment group threatens to withdraw from Tropicana sale
A New York investment group that offered to buy Tropicana Casino and Resort for $950 million will withdraw from a second round of bidding unless the sale process is overhauled, a representative said.
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Hindery, Klaff bids in Cubs contest
Media investor Leo Hindery Jr. and Chicago real estate executive Hersch Klaff are the final two would-be buyers for the Chicago Cubs to be identified and confirmed by sources as among the five Tribune Co.
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Stocks bounce back on good economic news
Wall Street ended a volatile week with a moderate rebound Friday after better-than-expected economic data at least temporarily eased the worries of investors concerned about housing and the financial sector.
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Wall Street ends volatile week with uneven gains
Wall Street ended a volatile week with uneven gains Friday after better-than-expected economic data placated a market pummeled a day earlier by concerns about housing and the financial sector.
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"No one wants to die," said Apple's chief executive, Steven P. Jobs. "And yet death is the destination we all share.
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Investment tips for a shaky market
Mattress + money = bad idea. With the economy in turmoil, stashing your cash under the bed or burying it in the backyard may feel like the safest bet.
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City and State Brace for Drop in Wall Street Pay
Government officials in New York are preparing for what could be the biggest single-year decline in pay on Wall Street in history and with it a vexing shortfall in city and state revenues.
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It has never happened before. For the first time in modern economic times, three major crises -- affecting finances, energy and food -- are coinciding, coming together and merging.
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Ta yap cooperates with Goldman Sachs on energy
A Turkish construction firm with an interest in the energy sector has cooperated with the power generation subsidiary of the Goldman Sachs Group in an agreement that could cover a significant proportion of ...
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Father and son team Gordon "Butch" Stewart, right, and Adam, 27, the owners of Sandals chain, in Toronto.
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StellarOne Names Arehart, Bowman
Bradley M. Arehart and Dustin E. Bowman have recently been named corporate relationship managers at StellarOne Bank's Harrisonburg office.
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CHANNEL 6 could soon feature sports, news and Irish drama after TV3 yesterday announced it had bought the fledgling entertainment station.
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Hindery, Klaff also make cut for Cubs bids: sources
Real estate executive Hersch Klaff and media investor Leo Hindery are among the five groups Tribune Co approved to continue bidding on the Chicago Cubs baseball team, sources briefed on the matter said.
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