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Consumer Spending in US Increased at Slower Pace (Update1) - Bloomberg
Consumer Spending in US Increased at Slower Pace Update1Bloomberg - 2 hours agoBy Bob Willis March 28 Bloomberg -- Spending by US consumers rose in February at the slowest pace in more than a year, another sign the economic expansion may be grinding to a halt.February Spending Flat, Inflation Threat Recedes New York TimesPersonal income stronger than expected CNNMoney.comMarketWatch - Forbes - Wall Street Journal - International Herald Tribuneall 399 news articles

Is the Stimulus Payment Automatic? - Wall Street Journal
NY1Is the Stimulus Payment Automatic?Wall Street Journal - 14 hours agoBy TOM HERMAN Q: We've already filed our taxes and didn't see where we were to file for our stimulus payment. Do we need to file for this, or is it automatically done?Veterans get weekend tax help Desert DispatchAARP tax aides keeping busy The Register-GuardWWBT - Port Huron Times Herald - Chicago Tribune - Clarksville Leaf Chronicleall 427 news articles

Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods 4Q Profit Rises - CNNMoney.com
Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods 4Q Profit RisesCNNMoney.com - 2 hours agoNEW YORK Associated Press - Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods OJSC said Friday its fourth-quarter profit rose 18 percent as sales grew across all segments.Wimm-Bill-Dann - CFO FOXBusinessUPDATE 1-Wimm-Bill-Dann Q4 net profit up 18% to $34.4 mln ReutersInternational Herald Tribune - Houston Chronicle - just-food.com subscription - RTT Newsall 59 news articles

Navteqs sale faces a detour - Chicago Tribune
PhoneMag.comNavteq's sale faces a detourChicago Tribune - Mar 29, 2008By Wailin Wong | Tribune reporter March 29, 2008 European antitrust regulators have raised concerns over the acquisition of Chicago-based digital map provider Navteq by Finnish cell phone-maker Nokia, delaying an $8.1 billion deal that is poised to ...Nokia's Navteq Acquisition Faces In-Depth EU Probe Update4 BloombergEU Opens Antitrust Probe Of Nokia-Navteq Deal Wall Street JournalCNNMoney.com - Reuters - The Associated Press - Forbesall 155 news articles

Stocks & Bonds A Middling Week, but a Good One for 2008 - New York Times
Nightly Business ReportStocks & Bonds A Middling Week, but a Good One for 2008New York Times - 19 hours agoBy JEFF SOMMER It was a so-so week for the stock market. The broad market declined modestly, but the Nasdaq composite index, which is heavily laden with technology stocks, managed a slight gain.Stocks end the week down Los Angeles TimesTHE WEEK IN STOCKS: Adding to a bad quarterly performance NewsdayInternational Herald Tribune - The Associated Press - Inside Futuresall 632 news articles

Air France Refuses to Budge on Job Cuts at Alitalia (Update1) - Bloomberg
CitizenAir France Refuses to Budge on Job Cuts at Alitalia Update1Bloomberg - 1 hour agoBy Flavia Rotondi and Andrea Rothman March 28 Bloomberg -- Air France-KLM Group, Europe's biggest airline, refused to back down on plans to cut 2100 jobs at takeover target Alitalia SpA in a document submitted to the Italian company's unions.Air France-KLM sticks to its guns in Alitalia talks MarketWatchAlitalia unions critical but won't boycott talks ReutersCNNMoney.com - International Herald Tribune - BBC News - Wall Street Journalall 279 news articles

China Mobile Announces Commercial Deployment of TD-SCDMA Technology - FOXBusiness
Boston GlobeChina Mobile Announces Commercial Deployment of TD-SCDMA TechnologyFOXBusiness - 39 minutes agoSHANGHAI, China, March 28, 2008 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Spreadtrum Communications, Inc. Nasdaq: SPRD, one of China's leading wireless baseband chipset providers, today reports that China Mobile CMCC has announced commercial ...China Mobile to start TD-SCDMA 3G commercial trials from April 1 ... ForbesChina to Launch Trial of 3G Phones FOXNewsAHN - International Herald Tribune - PhoneMag.comall 113 news articles

Lehman to sue over Japan fraud BBC News
Boston GlobeLehman to sue over Japan 'fraud'BBC News - 7 hours agoLehman Brothers, one of America's largest investment banks, plans to sue a Japanese trading house, saying it has been the victim of a complex fraud.Lehman to Sue Japan's Marubeni, Claiming Loan Fraud Update1 BloombergMarubeni employees' scam hit Lehman, others: sources ReutersInternational Herald Tribune - RTT News - BloggingStocks - Canada Eastall 231 news articles

Why the Paulson Plan is DOA - BusinessWeek
Boston GlobeWhy the Paulson Plan is DOABusinessWeek - 1 hour agoLet?s see. In the middle of perhaps the greatest financial upheaval since the Great Depression, Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson is proposing a change in financial regulations which basically amounts to a big wink to Wall Street.News Analysis In Treasury Plan, a Reluctant Eye Over Wall Street New York TimesKeeping US Financial Markets Competitve ForbesFOXBusiness - Bloomberg - Reuters - Chicago Tribuneall 916 news articles

Dole Voluntarily Recalls Tainted Honduran Cantaloupes - dBTechno
dBTechnoDole Voluntarily Recalls Tainted Honduran CantaloupesdBTechno - 3 hours agoBoston dbTechno - Dole Fresh Fruit Co. has decided to join others in recalling tainted cantaloupes. These cantaloupes were imported from Honduras and are believed to be contaminated with salmonella.Lawrence company recalls cantaloupe linked to salmonella Boston GlobeDole Joins Those Recalling Cantaloupes The Associated PressCNNMoney.com - Newsinferno.com - Kansas City infoZine - International Herald Tribuneall 234 news articles

Stocks edge higher in early trading - USA Today
HispanicBusiness.comStocks edge higher in early tradingUSA Today - 58 minutes agoBy Tim Paradis, AP Business Writer NEW YORK - Stocks were moderately higher at Friday's open after a government report confirmed that personal spending fell in February to its weakest level in 17 months but that personal income came in stronger than ...US Stocks Head for Higher Open Washington PostStocks higher in early trading as personal spending shows weakness ... International Herald TribuneForbes - The Associated Press - RTT News - Fox 28all 694 news articles