Barrage of earnings, economic data to drive market Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:50 am PDT AP - Investors would like a definitive answer to the question: Is the economy in fact in recovery? The answers this week may not be conclusive, but they might remove some of the uncertainty that has made stock trading choppy lately. Full Story | Top | Caterpillar cuts 2,500 workers, recalls others Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:07 am PDT Reuters - Caterpillar Inc, the world's biggest maker of heavy machinery, said on Monday it plans to permanently cut 2,500 workers even as increasing demand will allow it to recall some employees who were laid off during the economic downturn. Full Story | Top | Ethan Allen shares plummet on outlook Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:05 am PDT AP - Shares of home-furnishings retailer Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. fell 14 percent on Monday after the company said last week that it expects a wider loss in its first quarter than analysts had predicted. Full Story | Top | Torture charged in L.A.-area mortgage rescue case Mon, 26 Oct 2009 05:24 pm PDT Reuters - As Los Angeles housing advocates launched a campaign warning of mortgage rescue scams, a couple hit by foreclosure are charged with torturing two loan-modification agents they suspected of fraud, authorities said on Monday. Full Story | Top | Utah bidder asserts oil auction was illegal Mon, 26 Oct 2009 06:02 pm PDT AP - Defense lawyers for a college student who disrupted the auction of oil and gas drilling leases on land around some of Utah's national parks outlined in court papers Monday a plan to put global warming on trial instead of their client. Full Story | Top | Philips' Bright Future for Lightbulbs Mon, 26 Oct 2009 05:08 am PDT BusinessWeek - In the 19th century, Dutch consumer electronics giant Philips (NYSE:PHG - News) made its name as one of the first manufacturers of lightbulbs. Almost 120 years later, new lighting technologies and increased global demand for energy-efficient goods is offering a unique opportunity for growth. And Philips, the world's biggest lighting company with $10 billion in annual sales, is at the forefront of what Philips Lighting CEO Rudy Provoost calls "the most profound change the industry has witnessed since the invention of the electric light." Full Story | Top | A Home Office That Does the Job Mon, 26 Oct 2009 05:08 am PDT BusinessWeek - A year ago, my bosses at BusinessWeek (NYSE:MHP - News) gave me a year off to write a book. It was a terrific opportunity, but it also meant that after two decades of working in the comfortable confines of an employer's office, I'd be on my own. I had to set up an office in my home, without the luxury of company-owned technology, a built-in support network, and all that top-notch office furniture. Full Story | Top |
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