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Kohl's '09 profit view weak, but Nordstrom raises

Department store operator Kohl's Corp gave a weak outlook for the rest of 2009 due to higher costs from new store openings, but upscale retailer Nordstrom Inc raised its profit view for the year and said recent sales trends were encouraging.

Blackstone's Schwarzman tops U.S. CEO payroll: study

Taking his private equity firm public paid off big for Blackstone Group LP's Stephen Schwarzman, who became the top-paid chief executive in the United States last year, a title he is likely to retain for some time, according to an analysis released on Thursday.

Blackstone's Schwarzman tops US CEO payroll: study

Taking his private equity firm public paid off big for Blackstone Group LP's Stephen Schwarzman, who became the top-paid chief executive in the United States last year, a title he is likely to retain for some time, according to an analysis released on Thursday.

Nordstrom meets Street, raises guidance

Nordstrom Inc posted a steep decline in quarterly profit on Thursday that nevertheless met Wall Street's expectations, as the upscale department store chain controlled inventory and expenses to offset languishing sales.

Organizers drop plan to change Emmys format

The Television Academy and broadcaster CBS on Wednesday reversed a plan to drop live presentations in some categories during the September 20 Emmy awards ceremony after a backlash within the industry.

Daily Wrap Up August 13 – Finance

California state controller said Thursday the state will stop issuing registered warrants or IOUs as payment on September 4, approximately a month earlier than originally planned. The decision came after last month's enactment of a revised budget that closed California's $24 billion deficit. Read the complete article here.

Daily Wrap Up - August 13 Tech

Microsoft Corp put its new Zune HD digital music and video player on sale on Thursday, pricing it below comparable Apple Inc iPod devices, in an attempt to claw some market share away from the dominant leader.

Krawcheck buys $1 million Bank of America stock

Sallie Krawcheck has purchased just over $1 million of Bank of America Corp stock, a little more than a week after becoming head of global wealth and investment management at the largest U.S. bank.

Daily Wrap Up - August 13 - Energy

The U.S. Department of Energy's Information Administration said Thursday natural gas stockpiles increased by 63 billion cubic feet to 3,152 Bcf for the week ended August 7. he U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced on Thursday they will allocate $2.3 billion in tax credits for manufacturers of clean energy equipment.

UBS tax deal forged in sweat-drenched talks: source

U.S. and Swiss negotiators were drenched in sweat when they finally settled their dispute over access to the names of American clients of UBS AG suspected of tax evasion, a source close to the talks said on Thursday.

Iran candidate says prisoners tortured to death

Iran's defeated presidential candidate Mehdi Karoubi said on his website Thursday that some of those arrested after the June presidential election were tortured to death, but other inmates defended their treatment.

CORRECTED: Fed orders CIT to submit capital plan

The U.S. Federal Reserve has ordered CIT Group Inc , the cash-strapped corporate lender struggling to avoid bankruptcy, to submit a plan for raising capital and meeting debt obligations within 15 days.

Fed orders CIT to submit capital plan

The U.S. Federal Reserve has ordered CIT Group Inc , the cash-strapped corporate lender struggling to avoid bankruptcy, to submit a plan for raising capital and meeting debt obligations within 15 days.

Retail sales fall, new jobless claims rise

Americans shopped less in July and more signed up for jobless benefits last week in a double dose of bad news for the U.S. economy just a day after the Federal Reserve said it saw a leveling out of the slump.

Fed did not intervene in FX market in Q2: NY Fed

U.S. monetary authorities did not intervene in foreign exchange markets in the second quarter as an improving global economic outlook pressured the U.S. dollar, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Thursday.

Ford boosts output as

Ford Motor Co (F.N) said on Thursday it will increase production over the rest of the year after a surge in sales triggered by the U.S. government's

Pay Czar has tackled tough tasks before

When the stakes could not be higher, the U.S. government looks to Kenneth Feinberg to untangle and defuse its most politically and emotionally challenging disputes.

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