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  1. Hurricane Katrina: IEA members agree to release emergency oil supplies to the US
  2. $253 million bitter pill for Merck, drug giant plans to appeal
  3. Indian state pollution board issues closure notice to Coke bottling plant
  4. Qualcomm acquires Elata for $57 million cash
  5. Oil prices dampen Wal-Mart's financials portending a slowdown in growth
  6. Delta sells Atlantic Southeast to SkyWest, bankruptcy threat still looms large
  7. Pleading guilty, WorldCom’s Sullivan gets a bargain of a shorter sentence
  8. Whirlpool raises Maytag stakes
  9. E*Trade’s $700 million purchase, consolidation in stagnant market
  10. Tough times for Wal-Mart, but sales performance remains strong
  11. Siemens 2,400 job cuts put it on the restructuring bandwagon
  12. Sony's announces a slim down, shrugging off 10,000 workers
  13. Google co-founders inch their way into Forbes list courtesy lucrative IPO
  14. After employee-cuts, Ford plans to lose some suppliers to reduce costs
  15. Delphi to file Ch 11 on Saturday claim reports
  16. Samsung's Q3 results flat but offer a flash of optimism
  17. Microsoft results please while its guidance disappoint
  18. Spain's Telefonica to takeover mobile giant O2
  19. Deutsche Telekom to downsize 32,000 jobs by 2008
  20. Johnson & Johnson to acquire Guidant for $21.5 billion
  21. Cisco puts in a $6.9 billion bid for Scientific-Atlanta
  22. China strikes deal for 70 Boeing airliners, might buy 80 more
  23. Sales slump, spiraling staff expenses has GM wielding the axe
  24. BlackBerry maker faces US black out
  25. Boeing nets dozen 777-300ERs orders from Cathay Pacific
  26. NTL confirms 323 pence per share offer for Virgin Mobile
  27. After GM, it is Ford that takes cuts in plants and people to be competitive
  28. US witnesses disappointing retail sales in November
  29. US trade deficit defies expectations, soars to record levels in October
  30. Pfizer wins injunction against generic Lipitor products until 2011
  31. Wal-Mart's luncheon bill totals $172.3 million only!
  32. GM and Ford workers give healthcare deal a nod
  33. Wal-Mart posts its most disappointing festival sales in the last five years
  34. Starbucks wins trademark case against Chinese firm
  35. AOL looking to reverse declining web traffic with Truveo acquisition
  36. US's first wind powered Fortune 500 company: Whole Foods
  37. Bonus bounty of $21.5bn for Wall Street workers
  38. Guidant shareholders prefer Boston Scientific $25bn takeover offer
  39. Lord & Taylor chain to be sold: Federated
  40. Shoppers may tighten belts in 2006: NRF
  41. Google to go on the air: buys dMarc Braodcasting for $1.24bn
  42. AMD outpaces Intel with Q4 revenues surging 45 percent
  43. Disney looking to revive box office magic with Pixar acquisition
  44. Xbox 360 short supply drags Microsoft's Q2 earnings; posts record overall revenues
  45. UA's $17 billion loss reflects huge charges and yet cuts in non-fuel costs
  46. Mittal makes hostile bid for Arcelor
  47. Siemens expands footprint in Russia's power market; buys 21% of Power Machines
  48. French government opposes Mittal's 'hostile' bid for Arcelor
  49. United out of bankruptcy; 'It's time to fly' says upbeat CEO
  50. Google profits fail to impress investors; share prices tumble 19% before recovering
  51. Declining readership drags Tribune's Q4 profits 38% down
  52. Wipro one of 6 IT firms to get major supply contracts from GM
  53. 'Free shipping' offers drag Amazon's Q4 profits down 43%
  54. Arcelor softens stand, says willing to receive proposal for project from Mittal Steel
  55. Investor Icahn wants Time Warner to split into 4 companies
  56. Johansson, Knightley drop clothes for Vanity Fair cover
  57. US's $725bn trade gap raises concern; may cross $800bn in 2006, experts warn
  58. HP reorgs to separate handhelds unit
  59. 'Scrap ''illegal tax breaks'' to exporters or face sanctions' US warned
  60. UK output prices surge; BoE may hold interest rate next month too
  61. Revenue from notebook and printer supplies raises HP profits 30%
  62. 85% dividend not meant to boost opposition to Mittals: Arcelor
  63. Leading airlines raided for suspected price-fixing in cargo biz
  64. Merrill's asset management unit to combine with BlackRock
  65. Federated sells 15 stores to Australian mall operator Westfield
  66. German group Henkel buys top US deo brands from P&G
  67. Lenovo to launch low-cost PCs for American SMEs
  68. Emirates company delays US ports takeover
  69. MSN to use adCenter for larger share of online ad market
  70. Dubai Port agrees to 45-day review of P&O deal to ease congressmen's concerns
  71. DoJ raps Google for non-compliance to subpoena
  72. Slow growth warning makes Google share price tumble 13%
  73. 'Gateway Vs HP' patent feud ends with $47m in settlement and cross-licensing
  74. GM, Ford lose more market share to Asian car makers: Feb figures
  75. Northwest pilots, flight attendants agree to pay cuts
  76. GM reduces Suzuki alliance by 17.4 percent to raise $2bn
  77. Blockbuster Q4 profits soar to $18m; will outperform sector in US, says CEO
  78. LSE takeover battle may continue with new suitors Nasdaq and NYSE: analysts
  79. McClatchy in $4.5 billion deal to buy Knight Ridder
  80. DP World announces intentions to sell US ports business in six months to 'American' buyer
  81. Google to create online marketplace using Google Base
  82. GM restates 2005 earnings for second time
  83. Coles Myer H1 profits up 10.5%; CEO Fletcher to overhaul food & liquor biz
  84. Google to be part of S&P 500 index
  85. SuSE CTO, Geck bids Novell goodbye
  86. Red Hat quarterly profit posts two-fold increase as corporate demand surges
  87. Light trucks, SUVs must go farther: new fuel economy standards
  88. Google shares fall on announcement of additional offering
  89. Microsoft claims ''breakthrough'' in EU anti-trust case
  90. Coca Cola ties board pay to performance; to pay only in stocks
  91. Burger King CEO Brenneman quits
  92. Exxon largesse to ex-chief draws flak
  93. New York, London bourses learnt to be in strategic talks
  94. U.S. investment firm buys out Flextronics' India software unit
  95. Japan's industrial output for February falls
  96. IBM posts 22% increase in Q1 profit
  97. Yahoo's Q1 profit down 22%
  98. Novell wants friendlier ties with Oracle, says CEO
  99. Dollar needs to depreciate to correct economic imbalance, says IMF
  100. Google spreads Web of leadership: Q1 profits, revenues surpass expectations