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Reports show Fed facing a dilemma
From wire reportsThe country slogged through slower economic growth and rising prices during the summer, packing a double whammy to people and businesses alike. The Federal Reserve's new snapshot of business conditions, released yesterday, underscored the challenges...Tags: Federal Reserve, Minivans and Vans, Consumers, Vehicles, Inflation and Deflation
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Cubs bids enter 2nd round
Chicago Tribune reportersTribune Co. on Wednesday shot down a preliminary bid for the Chicago Cubs from the group led by Madison Dearborn Chairman John Canning and, in doing so, fired a warning shot concerning the auction for the ball club, Wrigley Field and related properties....Tags: Chicago Wolves, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Credit Ratings, Milwaukee Brewers, Television Industry
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Even now, retailers see a blue Christmas
Chicago Tribune reporterThere's no cheerful way to say it: Get ready for a sober Christmas season. Yes, it's only July, but retailers already are deep in planning mode for the holiday season, and what they are sensing adds up to potential trouble, with some experts saying...Tags: Economic Indicator, Consumers, Economy, Costco Wholesale Corporation, Amazon.com Inc.
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MillerCoors won't put charitable commitments in cold storage
Chicago Tribune reporterMillerCoors has decided to make Chicago the base of its newly merged beer operations but not to give up its corporate citizenship and philanthropy in cities around the country where its brands are brewed. "We do expect to be active in the Chicago...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Consumer Confidence, Colleges and Universities, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Indiana University
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Wachovia's 2Q loss surprises analysts
From wire reportsWachovia Corp. reported a surprisingly large second-quarter loss yesterday, deflating Wall Street's hopes that the nation's big banks are weathering the credit crisis well. The bank said it lost $8.86 billion, is slashing its dividend and eliminating 10,...Tags: Golden West Financial Corporation, Wachovia Corp., Investment Service, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Credit Ratings
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Wachovia reports 2nd quarter loss of $8.9 billion
The Associated PressWachovia Corp., which is among the biggest banking players in South Florida, reported a surprisingly large second-quarter loss Tuesday, deflating Wall Street's hopes that the nation's big banks are weathering the credit crisis well. The bank said it...Tags: A.G. Edwards Inc., Wachovia Corp., Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Credit Ratings, Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements
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Wachovia cuts dividend again
Wachovia Corp., the Lehigh Valley's largest bank by deposits, announced Tuesday it lost $8.9 billion in the second quarter, is slashing its dividend and eliminating 10,750 positions nationwide after losses tied to mortgages grew. Wachovia's new chief...Tags: Corporate Officers, Golden West Financial Corporation, Credit Ratings, Employees, Business Enterprises
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Credit card debt edges up with cost of living
Where will the money come from? Gas and food prices are rising, mortgage interest rates are adjusting higher, loans are harder to find and unemployment is ticking up. There's only one place left to turn, many consumers believe: credit cards. Now,...Tags: Long Island, Small Businesses, Consumers, Money and Monetary Policy, Credit Ratings
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United Airlines hires Delta executive to spruce up airplanes
United Airlines has hired a former Delta Air Lines executive to clean up its planes. Timothy Canavan, who joined Chicago-based United on Monday, was named vice president of maintenance and aircraft appearance, a new position. A 22-year veteran of Delta,...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Transportation, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Air Transportation, Delta Air Lines
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No place left for borrowers to get funds
Special to The Morning CallWhere will the money come from? Gas and food prices are rising, mortgage interest rates are adjusting higher, loans are harder to find and unemployment is ticking up. There's only one place left to turn, many consumers think: credit cards. Now, instead...Tags: Long Island, Small Businesses, Consumers, Money and Monetary Policy, Credit Ratings
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