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Weekly jobless claims up more than expected: The Labor Department said Thursday that initial claims for unemployment compensation rose to a seasonally adjusted 640,000, up from a revised 613,000 the previous week. That was slightly above analysts’ expectations of 635,000.
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Japan Hits First Trade Deficit In 30 Years
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China Warns US On Protectionism
Volvo To Cut More Than 1,500 Jobs
Sweden Cuts Rates To Record Low Of 0.5%
Europe's Rich Rush To Hedge Fund Exits
$5.5B In More Loans To GM, Chrysler
New York Times Corp Woes Deepen
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Credit Card Mock Pleas To Be Fair
IMF Sees Another $200B In UK Bank Losses
Devastating Warning = Furious UK-IMF Row
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UK Banks Avoid Homeowners Mtge Support
LaRouche - We Are In A Depression
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BoA Triggers New Bank Fears, Hits Markets
Americans Sell Valuables At Home Parties
Geithner Faces Critical Report On Bailout
New Questions On Pandit's Future At Citi
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Japan To Issue $110B Bonds For Stimulus
Global Markets Slide On Banking Fears
India Chops Key Interest Rates By 25 Points
UK Supermarket Giant's Record £3B Profit
UK Economy Into Deflation - First Since 1960
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Big Bank Profits Bogus - Massive Public Deception
Hedge Fund Managers Buying Gold Futures
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