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(Reuters) Eastman Kodak Co shares lost more than half their value on Friday as the company hired a law firm well-known for bankruptcy cases, triggering speculation that … More »Kodak denies bankruptcy plan but shares plummet

FREMONT, California (Reuters) - Electric carmaker Tesla Motors threw open its factory doors to customers who have preordered its forthcoming Model S sedan on Saturday … More »Tesla wannabe owners get a gander at Model S Sedan

BEIJING (Reuters) - European countries must act decisively to resolve the euro zone debt crisis or risk having some member states forced out of the single currency, China's … More »China paper urges Europe get act together on debt crisis

TOKYO (Reuters) - Citigroup is being investigated by Japanese regulators for possible infractions related to its marketing of financial products and could face its third … More »Citigroup faces regulatory scrutiny in Japan: source

MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. carmaker Ford is confident sales growth in Russia will hold up amid tough economic conditions and that the government will support Western involvement … More »Ford bets on Russia sales growth

DETROIT (Reuters) - United Auto Workers members overwhelmingly voted down a new five-year contract offer from Oshkosh Corp on Friday despite the company's offer of a … More »UAW rejects Oshkosh contract despite raise, bonus

More than 700 protesters demonstrating against corporate greed, global warming and social inequality, among other grievances, were arrested Saturday after they swarmed … More »700 arrested after protest on NY's Brooklyn Bridge

Outbreaks of listeria and other serious illnesses linked to tainted food are becoming more common, partly because much of what we eat takes a long and winding road from … More »Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks

Double-dipping — the well-established practice of public workers collecting government pensions and salaries at the same time — has become a hot topic for lawmakers struggling … More »Many government retirees also get public paychecks

After years of trying, Congress is taking another stab at retaliating against what many see as Chinese manipulation of its currency to make its exports to the United … More »Congress addresses Chinese currency manipulation

The nine justices of the Supreme Court, who serve without seeking election, soon will have to decide whether to insert themselves into the center of the presidential … More »Health care law looms over new Supreme Court term

Charles Palmer is a hardy 71-year-old former Marine and Vietnam veteran who trains cockatiels to say "Semper Fi" and "Whatcha doin', man?" More »For Listeria victims, sudden turns for the worse

Police have arrested two dozen protesters for trespassing during a demonstration against Bank of America's foreclosure practices at the banking giant's offices in downtown … More »Dozens arrested at Bank of America offices

California Attorney General Kamala Harris said Friday that she will not agree to a settlement over foreclosure abuses that federal officials and other state attorneys … More »California pulls out of 50-state foreclosure talks

It was a stomach-churning summer that most investors would like to forget. More »A summer many investors would rather forget

The worst quarter for the stock market since the financial crisis ended on another down note. More »Stocks end gloomy 3rd quarter on a weak note

Outbreaks of listeria and other serious illnesses linked to tainted food are becoming more common, partly because much of what we eat takes a long and winding road from … More »Long road from farm to fork worsens food outbreaks

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece was expected to unveil its plan on Sunday to begin laying off state workers, the most contentious part of a reform package demanded by the EU … More »Greece due to unveil plan to sack state workers