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"Michael Jackson's This Is It," a film about the King of Pop's final rehearsals before his death, will be released on DVD on Jan. 26, 2010. Complete Story...
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Greek shipping company Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd. said Monday it has entered into time-charters for four handymax MR product tankers.
IBM Corp. said Monday that it has acquired Guardium, a provider of database monitoring and protection services.
Landauer Inc. said Monday its board increased its quarterly dividend to 53.75 cents per share for the first quarter.
Marathon Oil said Monday that J. Douglas Sparkman will retire Jan. 1 as senior vice president of transportation and logistics of downstream subsidiary Marathon Petroleum, and will be succeeded by Mary Ellen Peters.
The government no longer is suing to seize bank accounts and other assets of an Indianapolis businessman whom it alleged was operating a Ponzi scheme.
A survey of large companies shows the economy is prompting stressed-out workers to call in sick more and seek greater help from employee assistance programs.
Former NBA all-star Antoine Walker has agreed to pay more than $900,000 to settle bad check charges with three Las Vegas casinos and avoid trial on felony criminal charges, a defense lawyer and prosecutor said Monday.
Playboy Enterprises Inc. said Monday it has promoted a veteran of the men's entertainment industry and new media platforms to head the brand's newly reorganized online content business.
A research firm says retail sales Friday and Saturday edged up 0.9 percent, while customer traffic fell 2.7 percent compared with last year.
The Federal Housing Administration proposed on Monday stricter rules for lenders to reduce its risk and assure it can cover future losses.
A Swiss pharmaceutical company is financing a Michigan study of the effectiveness of drug combinations in treating high blood pressure among diabetics.
Two Indiana utilities have announced they are reinstating heating assistance programs following a state order requiring them to pay more of the programs' funding.
Shares of GameStop Corp. retreated Monday amid worries that video games aren't selling as well early this holiday season as many had hoped.
Market Center Management Co. on Monday announced plans to build and operate a $250 million Nashville Medical Trade Center on the site of the city's existing convention center.
Organizers of the Indianapolis Tennis Championships are planning to sell the sanctioning rights for the ATP event, meaning the city may be without a professional tournament for the first time in more than 80 years.
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills edged up in Monday's auction but still remained near historic lows.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says it's not inappropriate that some of her political associates are doing work for the payday loan industry that could result in controversial legislation reaching her desk.
Mustang, Camaro try to outmuscle each otherFord is cranking up the horsepower on the 2011 Mustang as it tries to win back muscle car sales from its archrival, the Chevrolet Camaro.
More people in Germany file Criminal Charges over Swine flu and the VaccineMore people in Germany have filed criminal charges over the swine flu scam, including Stefan Sigler from Backnang.
Dubai May Forfeit Financial Hub for Abu Dhabi Help (Update3) by Henry Meyer Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Dubai, the debt-laden Gulf city- state, may lose its status as the region's financial hub in return for a rescue package from its oil-rich neighbor Abu Dhabi, economists and analysts said.
Dubai exchange nosedives as trading resumesDubai's main stock exchange dropped nearly 6 percent on Monday, the first day of trading since officials went public with the city-state's huge debt crisis.
CNBC Stock Blog -Dubai Fear is 'Noise' - Stay Fully Invested: Strategist - CNBC.com Market NewsLooking Closely at Trends to Find Hot Selling ProductsThis is a very detailed real keyword example on how you could use Google Insights for Search and Google Trends to predict your further income resources.
Canada's economy edges out of recessionCanada's economic recession officially ended in the third quarter of this year, but with a weaker-than-expected increase.
An Empire at RiskWe won the cold war and weathered 9/11. But now economic weakness is endangering our global power. An excellent article - Very interesting take on economics and the deficit. Must read for both sides.
Recession worsens woes for black workersThe recession has compounded a decades-long problem facing black workers, leaving experts worried blacks will remain in crisis even in a recovery.
The Big Money Facebook 50Introducing The Big Money Facebook 50, a ranking of companies making the best use of Facebook.
BofA aims to clearly spell out credit card termsBank of America is sending its credit card customers a one-page letter with a simple explanation of the interest rates and fees they're being charged starting Monday.
Stock futures fall amid Dubai debt uncertaintyStock futures are pointing to a modest decline Monday as investors try to balance concern about fallout from Dubai's debt crisis against encouraging signs from U.S. consumers.
US Supreme Court to consider Fla. beach disputeThe U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to hear arguments over whether a nearly seven-mile stretch of beach in Florida is public or private.
Coke cancels holiday party to save moneyCorporations are canceling holiday parties to save money. Is this going to ruin company culture and upset employees.
Video: WHO's secret advisiors - paid by vaccine manufacturersSince the declaration of the level 6 pandemic, mainstream media's role seem to have been that of a one way propaganda channel. We now see signs that normal journalists ask questions they should have aksed years ago.
'Cyber Monday' begins after promising weekendAfter shoppers gave retailers a somewhat encouraging start to the holiday shopping season, stores now turn their attention to the online promotions known as Cyber Monday.
Suing For Patent Infringement No Replacement For Actually Building A Real BusinessTiVo has been spending a lot of effort suing others for patent infringement, but apparently not very much on actually improving their own services and giving customers a reason to buy them over the competition.
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