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On Native Ground – American Reporter

On Native Ground – American Reporter
DUMMERSTON, Vt. — With only nine days to go before the presidential election, it looks more and more like Democratic candidate Barack Obama will defeat Republican candidate John McCain by a substantial margin. That Obama has maintained a solid lead

NaFFAA Redefines its Role – Global Nation
“When NaFFAA was formed 11 years ago, the idea was not to create an umbrella organization but to establish links among various autonomous national and local groups in order to harness our collective strength,” National Chair Greg Macabenta reminded

Militants in India Shift Focus to Foreigners, Economy (Update1) – Bloomberg
Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) — The terrorist attacks in Mumbai show India s home-grown Islamic militant movement is aligning its campaign with those in the broader Muslim world, while seeking to hit economic interests, intelligence analysts said. Gunmen

The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Awards More Than $1.8 Million to 81 – dBusinessNews.com
The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Awards More Than $1.8 Million to 81 Nonprofit Organizations Marshal and 8e6 Technologies Merge The Edwards Lifesciences Fund Awards More Than $1.8 Million to 81 Nonprofit Organizations Orange County – IRVINE

German carmaker Daimler may cut work hours – WTOP Radio
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) – Daimler AG said Thursday it is considering cutting working hours at some of its car production plants in Germany as the economic gloom pushes down sales. The company said it may scale back hours at Mercedes-Benz car

The City Paper Media Kit – Nashville City Paper

The City Paper Media Kit – Nashville City Paper
The City Paper Monday Edition The City Paper Monday Edition means Business, but that s not all. The City Paper is Nashville s favorite source for local news, politics and sports. TCP Monday boasts Nashville s largest business news staff and a

National business news briefs: Bayer settlement – Kansas City Star
German medical conglomerate Bayer will pay $97.5 million to settle U.S. government allegations that it paid kickbacks to medical suppliers to boost sales of its diabetes products. The Justice Department said Tuesday that the settlement resolved an

AIG freezes pay, scraps bonuses – The Washington Times
NEW YORK | American International Group Inc. , under pressure to limit executive compensation after a U.S. bailout, froze pay and scrapped bonuses for seven top managers and said Chief Executive Officer Edward Liddy will get a $1 salary. The insurer

Business news briefs – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
IRS warns taxpayers about bogus e-mail scam The Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers about an e-mail scam that tries to dupe them into divulging personal financial information by masquerading as a notice from the IRS offering a “2008

Lawmakers: Name It ‘Citi Taxpayers’ Field’ – CBS 2
NEW YORK (CBS) Since Citigroup is being bailed out by the government, some New York City lawmakers are crying foul over the name of the new Mets stadium. Instead of Citi Field, they want something with you, the taxpayer, in mind. There’s

Thomson Financial News – Forbes

Thomson Financial News – Forbes
Nov 25 (Reuters) – The following were the top stories in the New York Times business pages on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * The Federal Reserve and the Treasury plan to announce a lending

Business News – Channel NewsAsia
SINGAPORE: US banking giant Citigroup said Tuesday it remains committed to the Asia-Pacific region despite a move to cut 50,000 jobs worldwide due to the financial crisis. Jobs in the region will be among those to go, said Richard Tesvich, a Citi

PRESS DIGEST – New York Times business news – Nov 18 – Reuters
Nov 18 (Reuters) – The following were the top stories in the New York Times business pages on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * The Detroit auto companies and the United Automobile Workers union

PRESS DIGEST – New York Times business news – Nov 18 – Reuters

PRESS DIGEST – New York Times business news – Nov 18 – Reuters
Nov 18 (Reuters) – The following were the top stories in the New York Times business pages on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * The Detroit auto companies and the United Automobile Workers union

Fed, Treasury, FDIC To Give Citigroup Liquidity, Guarantees – CNN Money
WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- U.S. federal regulators late Sunday announced an agreement with Citigroup Inc. (C) to provide the firm with a significant package of guarantees, liquidity access and capital. Federal officials will back the bank in the case

Thomson Financial News – Forbes
Nov 24 (Reuters) – The following were the top stories in the New York Times business pages on Monday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. * The drop-off in advertising spending by luxury brands means more bad

Cobra Beer appoints Rothschild to help plan future of business – yorkshirepost
Cobra Beer entrepreneur Lord Bilimoria has decided either to sell the business or find a strategic partnership, it was confirmed yesterday. The Cobra board has appointed advisers from Rothschild to help plan the future of the beer brand, which is

Toyota JV cuts China output, no layoff plans-paper – Reuters
SHANGHAI, Nov 24 (Reuters) – FAW Toyota, Toyota Motor Corp’s (7203.T: Quote , Profile , Research , Stock Buzz ) biggest car venture in China, is scaling back output in China this year as market growth slows but has no plans to lay off workers, a