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(Reuters) - The rock-bottom price of the new Kindle Fire tablet computer is raising questions about Amazon.com Inc's ability to keep up with demand and the device's effect … More »Amazon's $199 Fire sparks supply, margin questions

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's manufacturing sector contracted for a third consecutive month in September, suggesting that the world's second-largest economy is not immune … More »China manufacturing eases for 3rd month, prices up

CHARLOTTE (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp plans to charge customers who use their debit cards to make purchases a $5 monthly fee beginning early next year, joining other … More »Bank of America to charge debit card use fee

(Reuters) - Industrial conglomerate Ingersoll Rand Plc cut its third-quarter and full-year earnings forecast to below market estimates, due to weak demand at its key … More »Ingersoll Rand cuts Q3, FY forecast on weak demand

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Starbucks Corp's business is "still very strong" despite months of economic turmoil that has weakened sales at other major restaurant chains, … More »Starbucks CEO saw no summer weakness

LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks fell on Friday with European shares on track to mark their biggest quarterly loss since the collapse of Lehman Bros three years ago as … More »Europe shares set to mark worst quarter since 2008

Stocks fell on Friday as optimism over Germany's approval for a beefed-up European rescue fund faded and investors closed trades ahead of the end of the fiscal quarter, … More »Stocks drop as investors prepare for quarter end

The head of the EU's executive on Friday dismissed as unrealistic the French and German proposal to manage the eurozone through meetings of member states, saying decision-making … More »Barroso slams Franco-German euro govt proposal

Federal regulators bowed to pressure from big banks seeking a quick exit from the financial bailout program and did not uniformly apply the government's own conditions … More »Watchdog: Regulators bowed to banks on bailout

The freewheeling Chinese city of Wenzhou is grappling with a credit crunch that has cut off the only source of funding for many private ventures and prompted dozens of … More »Chinese city facing credit crunch as tycoons flee

China's manufacturing remained stagnant in September due to sluggish demand both at home and abroad, according to a survey released Friday. More »Survey shows China manufacturing stagnant in Sept

Inflation jumped to a startling 3.0 percent in September in the 17 countries that use the euro, a surprise increase that makes it less likely the European Central Bank … More »Eurozone inflation jumps to 3 percent in September

U.S. stock futures are falling as traders close out what could be the worst quarter since the peak of the financial crisis. More »US stock futures lower as gloomy 3rd quarter ends

Oil prices inched higher Friday as recession alarm bells quieted following a glimmer of positive U.S. economic news and steps in Europe toward controlling its debt c … More »Oil above $82 as recession worries fade for now

Bank of America will start charging debit-card users $5 a month to pay for purchases. The move comes as the cards increasingly replace cash and as banks look for ways … More »More bad news for bank customers: Debit card fees

The University of New Hampshire's short-lived decision to ban the sale of nonalcoholic energy drinks has created more buzz than the caffeinated beverages themselves. More »College buzzing about energy drink sales ban

Consumers spent slightly more last month, but they earned less for the first time in nearly two years. The new data on spending and incomes suggest Americans tapped their … More »Consumer spend more, but their incomes fall

HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Singapore Exchange Ltd is tying up with London's main bourse to make a joint bid for the London Metal Exchange, a source told Reuters on Friday, … More »SGX, LSE tying up for London Metal Exchange bid: source