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(Reuters) - The business jet industry is expecting 2012 to mark its first year of growth in deliveries since the financial downturn, but more pain could still be ahead … More »Business jet industry looks to 2012 for growth

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's inflation levels are not worrying and will continue to decline, the country's central bank governor Muhammad Al-Jasser … More »Saudi central bank "not worried" about inflation

DETROIT/MONTREAL (Reuters) - The United Auto Workers union has summoned local officials representing some 26,000 Chrysler Group LLC workers to Detroit as contract talks … More »UAW calls Chrysler meeting as bargaining resumes

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Larger-than-expected jobs growth in September has Wall Street economists thinking the United States is unlikely to tip back into recession any time … More »Primary dealers see 35 pct chance of another recession: Poll

TBILISI (Reuters) - Talks between bitter rivals Georgia and Russia over Moscow's bid to join the World Trade Organization (WTO) ended without agreement on Saturday, and … More »Georgia says no deal in talks on Russia WTO entry

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's inflation levels are not worrying and will continue to decline, the country's central bank governor Muhammad Al-Jasser … More »Saudi central bank "not worried" about inflation

Researchers who study economic growth and how technology helps drive long-term development are among the top contenders for the Nobel prize for economics being awarded … More »American growth theorists buzzed about for Nobel

The board of the troubled French-Belgian bank Dexia is scheduled to hold a crisis meeting Sunday in Brussels to discuss the possible breakup up the bank, which is facing … More »Dexia board to discuss breakup of bank

Dow Chemical Co. and the Saudi Arabian Oil Co. said Saturday that they signed an agreement that advances their plan to build one of the world's biggest chemical plants … More »Dow, Saudi oil company sign accord for $20B plant

The United Auto Workers has asked local union leaders from Chrysler factories to meet in Detroit, normally a sign the union has agreed to a new contract with an auto … More »UAW summons leaders; may signal Chrysler deal

The jobs crisis isn't getting worse. But it isn't getting much better, either. More »Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it's not enough

A three-day rally on the stock market faded Friday after a mixed jobs report and credit-rating cuts for Italy and Spain. More »Stocks turn down on mixed jobs, Europe downgrades

Two Polish men have been arrested and charged with a string of bomb attacks at IKEA stores across Europe and trying to extort millions from the Swedish furniture giant, … More »Polish police arrest 2 in IKEA bombings in Europe

Surrounded by corn fields, bicycle routes and a nature reserve, the eight huge cooling towers of the Dukovany nuclear power plant have dominated the Czech countryside … More »Czechs bet heavily on nuclear power

To find symbolism in the Greek financial crisis, just go to the source. The national image on the two-euro coin in Greece depicts an ancient myth about the abduction … More »For Greeks, future is a void

Julio Mario Santo Domingo, one of Colombia's richest and most influential men who spread his fortune across industries, has died at age 87. More »Colombian business mogul Santo Domingo dies

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The governments of France, Belgium and Luxembourg reached agreement on Sunday on a rescue package for Dexia, which will be put to the stricken Franco-Belgian … More »France, Belgium, Luxembourg agree on Dexia rescue deal

BERLIN (Reuters) - A Greek default would have unforeseeable consequences and cause the euro zone crisis to spread, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso was … More »Barroso says Greek default would spread crisis: paper