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Energy prices to remain lower in 2009: EIA

Energy prices are forecasted to remain low this year due to the economic recession and uncertainty about the recovery, Energy Department said in its short-term energy outlook for May.

Sickly market sparks commercial mortgage feud

As the market for U.S. office, retail and apartment building loans heads south, investors in commercial mortgage-backed securities and servicers of the loans are feuding over how to best save their skins.

US Airways to get $234M from offering

US airways said on Tuesday it will receive $234 million in net proceeds from the full exercise of its previously announced common stock and convertible note offerings from underwriters.

Greenspan sees

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said on Tuesday that

BofA, other U.S. banks scramble for capital

Several large U.S. banks undertook big capital-raising efforts on Tuesday, hoping to satisfy regulators who want bigger cushions against a deep recession, or proof that they have enough of a buffer already.

Google shows new search tools for computer, phone

Google Inc unveiled a slew of new and future features on Tuesday, including one that will allow people to better coordinate Internet searches on their cell phones and computers and another that will produce sophisticated automated research reports.

Chrysler offering buyouts to union workers

Chrysler LLC will offer new buyouts to factory workers at seven of its eight U.S. plants slated for closure under its bankruptcy plans, the United Auto Workers union said on Tuesday.

Commercial Real Estate Quarterly: First Quarter 2009

Real nonresidential construction tumbled at a record 44 percent annual rate during the first quarter, subtracting over two percentage points from real GDP. A large portion of the drop was due to a pullback in oil & gas drilling and exploration. Building activity is also winding down, particularly in office and commercial construction which includes multi-tenant retail space. The economic downturn ...

Google Searchology: New search tools rolled out

Google announced exciting new features at its annual Searchology event at the Googleplex headquarters today, where the company's executives argued that “understanding people, health, communication, education and knowledge” is the next frontier of search.

Obama to push Israelis, Palestinians on peace

U.S. President Barack Obama will urge Palestinian, Israeli and Egyptian leaders to take the steps necessary to achieve peace in the Middle East when they visit Washington this month, the White House said on Tuesday.

Pakistan soldiers swoop on Taliban stronghold

Helicopter-borne Pakistani soldiers swooped into a Taliban stronghold in a remote corner of Swat on Tuesday as the United Nations urged help for hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the fighting.

Dow gains, but techs curb Nasdaq

The Dow rose on Tuesday as investors bought into defensive shares, including Pfizer , while energy companies climbed as oil hit a six-month high.

FDIC seeking quick, narrow resolution authority

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp is talking with lawmakers about speedy legislation that could give it the power to wind down troubled bank holding companies, but not a broader range of financial firms, according to a source familiar with agency plans.

U.S. grants $25 million in funds for wind tech center

The Department of Energy granted $25 million to the state of Massachusetts to accelerate the development of a facility that once completed will become the first commercial facility in the United States able to test wind turbine blades longer than 50 meters.

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