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Congress tries to extend auto 'clunkers' plan

The successful Cash for Clunkers program that gives drivers a rebate to turn in an old car to buy a new one moved closer to being extended on Friday when the U.S. House approved $2 billion for the program, which a dealership group said was pumping auto sales.

Congress moves to extend autos 'clunkers' plan

The U.S. Congress moved to triple the funding for the government's successful Cash for Clunkers auto rebate program, which has brought car buyers back into showrooms and raised the outlook for an industry beset by abysmal sales, bankruptcies and job cuts.

Congress moves to autos 'clunkers' plan

The U.S. Congress moved to triple the funding for the government's successful Cash for Clunkers auto rebate program, which has brought car buyers back into showrooms and raised the outlook for an industry beset by abysmal sales, bankruptcies and job cuts.

Daily Wrap Up July 31 – Finance

Three more directors have decided to leave the Bank of America board bringing the number of exits this year to 12. According to reports from the Wall street Journal, their decision to leave is not due to any disagreement with the Banking group nor its management.

Dow, S&P end up on GDP data

The Dow and the S&P ended up slightly on Friday, with data showing the economy shrank less than expected in the second quarter, lifting investor optimism. The Nasdaq ended down slightly.

The Money On The Sidelines Fallacy

It seems these days any time a pundit is cornered by facts indicating the deplorable state of the economy, the traditional fall back is ...but the tons of money on the sidelines is just waiting for a 0.003% pullback to pour back in.

U.S. Congress tries to extend autos clunkers plan

The successful Cash for Clunkers program that gives drivers a rebate to turn in an old car to buy a new one moved closer to being extended on Friday when the U.S. House approved $2 billion for the program, which a dealership group said was pumping auto sales.

U.S. economy shrinks modestly

The deepest U.S. recession since the Great Depression showed signs of easing in the second quarter, buttressing hopes for a second-half recovery, though it may be anemic as consumers are still strapped for cash.

U.S. economy shrinks modestly, consumption falls

The deepest U.S. recession since the Great Depression showed signs of easing in the second quarter, buttressing hopes for a second-half recovery, though it may be anemic as consumers are still strapped for cash.

Microsoft Windows 7 Adoption Rate to be faster; Intel

Intel is predicting speedy adoption of the upcoming Windows 7 from Microsoft. The rapid adoption of the new operating system will spread through enterprise according to Sean Maloney, executive vice president and chief sales and marketing officer for Intel at the Intel Technology Summit.

Ford sees dramatic

Ford Motor Co has seen a sharp increase in sales over the past week since its dealers began accepting trade-ins under the U.S. government's

Executive pay limits advance in U.S. Congress

Eye-popping Wall Street bonuses could be banned by the U.S. government if pay packages are deemed to encourage inappropriate risks, under a bill approved on Friday by the U.S. House of Representatives.

House backs bill to slap curbs on executive pay

Government regulators could prohibit incentive-based pay packages at large U.S. financial institutions that encourage inappropriate risks under a bill approved on Friday by the U.S. House of Representatives.

The Chocolate Phone, LG BL40

Seoul-based LG Electronics on Friday unveiled details of its new Black Label Series chocolate phone, a thin and fine attractive touch screen handset.

Congress slams agencies for slow stimulus spending

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday assailed federal agencies for delays in starting capital works projects under the economic stimulus plan, saying they were lessening the impact of the $875 billion program intended to revive the economy.

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