Business
Sales may mean dim holidays
Sep 05, 2008
When it came to buying their children new jeans and trendy tops, parents held the line: They focused on basics at discounters and waited for the best deals, resulting in weak August sales at many stores. That's a bad sign for the holiday season, because families might be just as cautious with their gift-giving.
Ciena falls 25 percent
Sep 05, 2008
Linthicum-based Ciena Corp., the maker of network equipment for AT&T Inc., yesterday had its biggest drop in Nasdaq trading in seven years after its fourth-quarter revenue forecast trailed analysts' estimates as customers delayed orders.
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Legg shares dip 10%
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30-year mortgages dip to 6.35 percent
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Banks borrow more money from Fed lending program
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Sony recalls laptops for possible overheating
Sep 05, 2008
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Business
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M&T securities acquires Pikesville brokerage
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Martek's third quarter net income goes up
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Plan to salvage Alitalia includes 3,250 layoffs
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Car sales slump deepens
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Stocks plunge on retail reports, jobless data
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Negotiated $170 rebates arrive for BGE customers
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Dan Thanh Dang: Class action settlement may cover repairs
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Phelps' mother signs deal with clothing retailer Chico's
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Sony recalls some Vaio laptops for overheating risk
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Health care deductibles,
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Baltimore to condemn, take over 89 lots in Fairfield
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Session today to discuss improvements to BWI
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Solar energy tax credit extension is urged
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Lender GMAC to close all 200 retail offices
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2 former Wall Street brokers charged in fraud tied to subprime loans
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Gannett gains majority stake in CareerBuilder
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Jos. A Bank reports rise in sales, income
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Southwest drinks will require credit card
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Export demand pushes factory orders up in July
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Wall St. mixed, traders edgy
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People on the Move
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Business notes
Real Estate
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Hearing displays split on Bowleys Quarters project
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Rehabbing to begin on East Baltimore homes
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Home ownership incentives may boost neighborhoods
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Insider's guide to Glyndon
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Top-selling property: 1701 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, Baltimore County -- $3.1 million
Money & Life
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Sluggish outlook for manufacturers in last of 2008
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Value investing struggles to prove worth
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Eileen Ambrose: Your college student is a target for ID thieves
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Dan Thanh Dang: Online game demons are far from virtual
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Eileen Ambrose: Social Security fixes aren't election fodder
Technology
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Genome lights the way to cancer 'milestone'
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Crossed signals over HD Radio's future
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Web site is adding fuel to discussion over gasoline costs
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Andrew Ratner: Running Ravens sites isn't a snap
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PS3 still lowest-risk Blu-ray player
More From The AP
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Businesses tackle oil's rise: Cheaper bra fabric, smaller detergent packages, higher airfares
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Representatives from Boeing Co. and the machinists union meet with a federal mediator
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Lloyd's of London signals push into Asia, Latin America, Gulf, warns of shift in world power
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Jobless claims rise unexpectedly, reversing 3 weeks of declines; productivity jumps
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Ex-Fed chair Greenspan says government needs new power, laws and limits for corporate bailouts

