Aaron's Daily WWW Newspaper

(Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc will likely record a loss in the third quarter, only the second quarterly loss in the Wall Street titan's history, hurt by weakness … More »Goldman Sachs may post third-quarter loss: Citi

(Reuters) - News Corp urged shareholders to vote for the 15 directors up for election next week and said it "vehemently disagrees" with reports by corporate governance … More »News Corp urges shareholders to re-elect board

(Reuters) - China's purchases of beaten-down bank shares may be one of several baby steps along an easing path that eventually leads to interest rate cuts. More »Analysis: China's bank share buys may herald slow easing cycle

Tokyo (Reuters) - Sony Corp sees little cheer in the normally robust year-end shopping season amid global consumer gloom and has few options to cope with the euro's tumble … More »Sony sees "murky" holiday sales outlook

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The administrator in charge of Saab's restructuring under court protection could pull the plug on the process as early as Tuesday, paving the way … More »Decision on Saab's fate could be hours away: report

BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - A Slovak ruling party said it would abstain on Tuesday from a vote on expanding the euro zone's EFSF rescue fund, forcing the government to turn … More »Slovak euro fund vote hits snag, seen passing soon

Greece's international debt inspectors have completed their review of the government's reforms, saying Tuesday that if their conclusions are adopted by the eurozone and … More »Greek debt review complete, loan payout likely

Stock futures are falling a day after the Dow Jones industrial average posted its largest gain since early August. More »Stock futures slip after Dow's 330-point rise

OPEC slashed its estimate for oil demand this year and said it expected sales to stagnate next year, in a forecast Tuesday blaming global economic uncertainty for cutting … More »OPEC cuts oil demand forecast on growth concerns

Car-rental company Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc. is taking itself off the market. It says it has not received any acceptable takeover proposals from Hertz or anybody … More »Dollar Thrifty takes itself off the market

Solar panel maker Jinko Solar Holding Co. has resumed production following a cleanup prompted by violent protests over pollution from one of its factories in eastern … More »China solar panel maker restarts after cleanup

China is moving to support its state-run banks and financial markets, with a government investment arm purchasing shares in the four biggest lenders as worries mount … More »China buys bank shares to prop up stock market

President Barack Obama's jobs bill, facing a critical test in the Senate, it appears likely to die at the hands of Republicans opposed to stimulus spending and a tax … More »Senate Republicans likely to kill Obama jobs bill

Europe braced itself for the possibility that Slovakia's lawmakers could reject a measure to expand the powers of a euro bailout fund designed to shore up the defenses … More »Slovak PM ties bailout vote to government survival

Senate legislation penalizing China for promoting exports by keeping its currency undervalued is headed for a final vote in the Senate, putting the Beijing government … More »Senate considers sanctioning China over currency

Social media companies have "friended" the 2012 presidential contest at a level almost unimaginable just four years ago, hosting debates and sponsoring presidential town … More »Social media companies 'friend' politics

President Barack Obama's jobs bill, facing a critical test in the Senate, it appears likely to die at the hands of Republicans opposed to stimulus spending and a tax … More »Senate Republicans likely to kill Obama jobs bill

BlackBerry users in Britain have experienced problems with their smartphones for a second day after an unexplained glitch cut off Internet and messaging services for … More »BlackBerry service still sluggish in UK