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1. Aussie Court: Kazaa File-Swapping Illegal
2. Oil Prices Fall on Stockpile Release
3. Deal to Allow China Textiles in Europe
4. Carnival Cuts Earnings Estimates
5. VW to Cut Jobs Among German Employees
6. France Raises Public Deficit Forecast
7. Italian Bank Chief Is on the Hot Seat
8. Storm Evacuees Begin Looking for New Jobs
9. UBS to Sell 3 Private Banks to Julius Baer
10. Holiday Travel Slows As Gas Prices Level
11. Half of Damaged Refineries Near Restarting
12. Striking Northwest Workers Walk in Parades
13. Fiat Pinning Its Hopes on New Punto Model
14. British Airways: Passenger Numbers Down
15. Asian, European Markets See Gains
16. Katrina Victims Get Seized Knockoff Items
17. Deal to Let Chinese Garments Into Europe
18. Japan Plans to Release Oil From Stockpile
19. Oil, Gas Prices Drop As Markets Calm Down
20. Stocks Set to Open Up After Holiday Weekend
21. U.S. Appeals Report in Lumber Dispute
22. EU States Discuss Deal to Unblock Textiles
23. Axa Posts Rise in First-Half Net Profit
24. Fiat Launches a New Punto Model
25. Oil Prices Fall, Pump Prices Seen Dropping
26. Survey: Service Sector of Economy Grows
27. Stocks Climb on Service Sector Reading
28. Wal-Mart: Katrina May Affect Sales
29. Mastercard Gets Notice on Payment Practices
30. EU Says High Oil Prices Threaten Growth
31. Endesa to Hold Meeting to Study Bid
32. Former Skandia CEO Charged With Fraud
33. Axa First-Half Net Profit Up 31 Percent
34. Oil Prices Fall, Pump Prices Seen Dropping
35. Dow Ends Up 142 As Oil Prices Tumble
36. Wal-Mart: Katrina May Affect Sales Figures
37. BellSouth: Katrina Repairs May Cost $600M
38. Spain's Endesa Rejects Takeover Bid
39. Morgan Stanley to Pay to Settle Complaint
40. S&P Downgrades Northwest Airlines' Debt
41. Katrina Economic Impact May Top $100B
42. Ex-Microsoft Exec Alleges Incompetence
43. Federal Vioxx Cases Moving to Houston
44. Ford Ends Employee Discounts on 2006 Cars
45. United Marching Toward Bankruptcy Exit
46. New Boeing CEO Must Deal With Strike
47. BellSouth: Katrina Repairs May Cost $600M
48. S. Korea's Stock Index Hits Record High
49. China's Huaxia Banks Sells Stake
50. Hurricane Katrina to Increase Joblessness
51. Productivity Growth Slows, Labor Costs Up
52. Stocks Decline on Inflation Concerns
53. Oil Prices Cool As Storm Recovery Continues
54. Delta Reducing Its Capacity in Cincinnati
55. Capital One Now to Pay $5B for Hibernia
56. Credit Agricole Second-Quarter Profit Up
57. Hurricane Katrina to Reduce Employment
58. Ford Recalls 3.8 Million Pickups, SUVs
59. Stocks Are Mixed on Signs of Inflation
60. Katrina Victims to Get $2K Debit Cards
61. United Airlines Files Reorganization Plan
62. States Sue U.S. Energy Dept. on Standards
63. Oil Prices Slip As Gulf Production Restarts
64. Cruise Lines Pay More for Fuel After Storm
65. Hurricane Katrina to Reduce Employment
66. Ford, Toyota Recall Nearly 5M Trucks, SUVs
67. Dow Ends Up 44 As Oil Prices Drop
68. Delta to Cut Up to 1,000 More Positions
69. DOE: Oil Production to Be Normal in Nov.
70. United Files Plan to Leave Bankruptcy
71. Apple Launches New ITunes Phone and IPod
72. GlaxoSmithKline to Purchase ID Biomedical
73. Oil Prices Fall; Gasoline Prices Decline
74. Bank of China: No Comment on Probe Report
75. Energy Dept: Natural Gas Prices May Rise
76. Lampert Takes Hands-On Role at Sears
77. Rating Agency Eyes La., Miss. Debt
78. Oil Prices Jump Above $65 a Barrel
79. Japanese Stocks Rise, Dollar Higher
80. Shares of EBay Dip After Buyout Reports
81. AP: Disney Exec Says Hong Kong Park Ready
82. Stocks Climb on Intel, Texas Instruments
83. General Re Unit Receives 'Wells Notice'
84. FEMA Hires Emergency Housing Contractors
85. Continental Sees $300M in Savings for 2005
86. VW Taps Bentley Exec to Run Two Units
87. Allianz: Katrina May Cost at Least $583.6M
88. Morgan Stanley Says Two More Quit Board
89. Katrina Damages Estimate Upped to $125B
90. Confidence Drops in September on Katrina
91. Merck in Vioxx Fight for Long Haul
92. Oil Prices Sag As Traders' Worries Calm
93. General Re CEO Receives Notice From SEC
94. Judge Postpones Finishing WorldCom Deal
95. Fiat, Ford to Work Together on Small Cars
96. Former Boeing Chairman Lew Platt Dies
97. Alternative Fuel Stocks Skyrocketing
98. Northwest Union Doubts Deal Is Near
99. Katrina May Cost U.S. As Much As Two Wars
100. Much of Gulf of Mexico Oil Still Blocked