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• IBM reports dip in quarterly revenue
• Mississippi casinos to rebuild on solid ground
• Cablevision CEO to undergo heart surgery
• UAL's plan to exit bankruptcy runs into trouble
• McDonald's in Japan offers shrimp burger
• How AOL became a hot property
• Planning can cut holiday shopping angst
• Google, Comcast seek a stake in AOL portal
• Martha Stewart to build houses with KB Home
• Court deals setback to Anheuser-Busch
• Breakdown of the Microsoft-RealNetworks deal
• Toy sellers face challenging holiday season
• Dana to restate earnings for past six quarters
• Lincoln buys smaller insurer Jefferson-Pilot
• U.S. seeks more data on Maytag-Whirlpool deal
• Lawsuit seeks warning labels on milk
• Detroit: Suddenly, small is beautiful
• Airbus parent approves plans for A350 plane
• Motorola cutting jobs to improve efficiency
• China division boosts Yum Brands profit
• Katrina expected to cost $34.4 billion
• Georgia-Pacific to cut 1,100 jobs
• Gulf casino workers seeking out new territories
• Snow, Greenspan taking message to China
• Gulf Coast gamblers seek out new places
• Microsoft to start paying ex-workers who sued
• Northwest spells out bankruptcy recovery plan
• Northwest workers may face Nov. pay cut
• Fla. Wal-Mart workers unite — without union
• Danger! Lousy employer ahead
• E-Trade plans to buy JPMorgan’s BrownCo
• Would you want your boss' job?
• Would you live in a home styled by Martha Stewart?
• Is your home insured against floods?

• Gardenburger files for bankruptcy
• High court denies pursuit of big tobacco penalty
• Citigroup's profit rises on insurance demand
• Fortress Investment hires John Edwards
• General Electric's profit rises 15 percent
• Winnebago profits fall as RV sales decline
• Newest Google director joins coveted rich club
• USDA predicts more Florida oranges
• Motorbike sales boost Harley Davidson’s profit
• AMD's quarterly profit blows past expectations
• Hottest toys for the holiday season
• Wall Street Journal to trim newspaper size
• Northrop Grumman cuts 2005 profit forecast
• Delta to resume full flight schedule
• Eisner resigns from Disney board
• Wal-Mart introduces trendy clothes for women
• Companies to rebid for Katrina recovery efforts
• Price of produce linked to kid's weight gain
• Japan a step closer to lifting ban on U.S. beef
• Miss. couple sues insurers over hurricane losses
• Martha Stewart updates her business approach
• Mississippi to let casinos move onto dry land
• Companies blame their losses on hurricanes
• If housing slumps, how safe are you?
• Donnelley to buy rival Dex Media
• FAA inspections of Northwest raise questions
• How Eisner saved the Magic Kingdom
• Boeing machinists approve new contract
• Iger begins sequel to Eisner's reign at Disney
• Years seen for U.S. to regain Japan beef market
• Gates, Ballmer earned $1 million each in FY05
• Would you try a shrimp burger?
• Would you buy 'trendy' clothes from Wal-Mart?

• Barbie sales slump drags down Mattel
• Charles Schwab swings to profit
• A not-so happy National Boss Day
• Kraft Foods to cut about 600 jobs
• Justice Dept. OKs Adobe-Macromedia deal
• Delta’s Comair plans to cut up to 1,000 jobs
• Consumers demanding more natural beef
• Northwest asks court to reject labor contracts
• Northwest, striking union agree to meet
• Apple profit quadruples on strong iPod sales
• McMansions on wheels
• Tracking Katrina contracts not easy
• Redefining CEOs: Chief endurance officers
• Northwest, Delta look overseas for profits
• Lockheed to drop pension plan for new hires
• Air traffic controllers warn of staffing dangers
• GE boosts its profit outlook for rest of 2005
• Housing: Less bang than whimper
• FedEx plans to raise overnight shipping rates
• Money can't buy wins in baseball
• Delta reducing flights to conserve fuel
• Microsoft ends license talks with music labels
• Martha Stewart Living gets into music business
• Antitrust suit against Baby Bells can continue
• Mexican brewers offer variation on regular beer
• Boeing faces another labor challenge
• P&G cleared to complete Gillette purchase
• Flight attendants call for boycott of ‘Flightplan’
• Stupid interview questions
• GE to buy healthcare systems company IDX
• Do you agree with the decision?
• Have you started your holiday shopping?
• What is the most irritating interview question?