Wed, July 23, 2008
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Agency Surveys Oil and Gas Potential Within Arctic Circle
Kremlin Rules: An Investment Gets Trapped in Kremlin’s Vise
State of the Art: Little Camera, Big Sensor, Many Problems
Strong Quarter for Sales at Amazon
Shifting Careers: Venture Financing With a Mission Beyond Profit
Auto Parts Maker Warily Embraces Offer From Rival
Fed Report Says Economy Continued to Slow
Anheuser-Busch Profit Rises
Bush Drops Opposition to Housing Bill
Bush Drops Opposition to Housing Bill
Earnings Rose at AT&T, but Revenue Misses Forecast
Toyota Moves Ahead of G.M. in Auto Sales
International Sales Lift Pfizer Profit
Earnings Decline at the Times Company
ConocoPhillips Profit Soars
Hershey Profit, Sales Rise After Price Increase
Pricing, Weaker Dollar Lift Philip Morris
E.M.C. Profit Rises on Overseas Growth
McDonald’s Swings to a Profit
Peabody Profit Jumps, Beats Forecasts
Northwest Reports Loss on Fuel Bill
Wellpoint Profit Drops, but Beats Forecasts
Travelers Profit Down Due to Fewer Premiums
Whirlpool Reports Dip in Profit
Pepsi Profit Rises on International Growth
Costco Lowers Outlook, Citing Energy Costs
Delayed Plane Lowers Boeing’s Profit
Building’s Sale at a Loss Reflects Market Travails
To Starbucks, a Closing; To Newark, a Trauma
Drug Firm’s Profit Surpasses Estimates
New Law Turns Brown Into Green for New York State
Advertising: Direct Mail Tries to Go Green. No, Really.
Veto Seems More Likely in Battle Over Tobacco Bill
Feeling Powerless, India Blames Oil Speculation
A Private, Blunter Bush Declares, ‘Wall Street Got Drunk’
SemGroup Files for Bankruptcy
A Mortgage Rescue Strains Calculations
Nissan Says Electric Cars Will Be Quickly Profitable
Earnings at Caterpillar Climb 34%
Profit at U.P.S. Meets Forecast
UnitedHealth Beats Wall St. Expectations
Talk of Chief’s Health Weighs on Apple’s Share Price
Demand Sends AK Steel Profit Up 32%
Phone Giants Fight to Keep Subscribers
Loss at E*Trade Is Bigger Than Expected
Lexmark Profit Up Despite Lower Sales
Lockheed Martin’s Earnings Increase 13%
Speculators Aren’t Driving Up Oil Prices, Report Says
Problems at Loan Giants Push Mortgage Rates Higher
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