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  • People shop for canned food at the San Francisco Food Bank in June 2008 in San Francisco. US wholesale prices have spiked by their largest margin in 27 years in the year to July as inflationary pressures continue to buffet the world's largest economy, a government survey showed.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Justin Sullivan)
    Wholesale prices rising at fastest pace since 1981
    AP - Tue Aug 19, 1:26 PM ET
    WASHINGTON - Wholesale inflation surged in July, leaving prices for the past year rising at the fastest pace in 27 years, according to government data released Tuesday.

  • An unidentified worker toils on a new home under construction in south Denver on Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008. Construction of homes and apartments fell in July to the lowest level in more than 17 years, the government reported Tuesday.  (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
    Housing starts dip to lowest level since March '91
    AP - Tue Aug 19, 9:13 AM ET
    WASHINGTON - Construction of homes and apartments fell in July to the lowest level in more than 17 years, the government reported Tuesday.


  • AP - Fri Aug 15, 9:15 AM ET
    WASHINGTON - July industrial output rose by a better-than-expected 0.2 percent, utilities output falls.


  • Stock Markets News

  • Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange August 8, 2008. (Joshua Lott/Reuters)
    Stocks open higher after Hewlett-Packard report
    AP - 3 minutes ago
    NEW YORK - Stocks are up modestly after an upbeat profit report from Hewlett-Packard Co. offered investors some reassurance about the economy.

  • Customers make purchases at a Home Depot story in Chicago, Friday, Aug. 8, 2008. The Home Depot Inc., the nation's largest home improvement retailer, reported a 24 percent drop in second-quarter profit Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2008, but beat Wall Street expectations. The company reiterated its downbeat outlook for the year amid a weak housing and home improvement market that shows no signs of recovery. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
    Futures rise on HP results, but Lehman slips
    Reuters - 1 hour, 33 minutes ago
    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stock index futures rose on Wednesday as news of a solid quarterly profit and outlook from Hewlett-Packard , the world's largest computer maker, helped investors battle fears about the credit crisis.

  • People walk past the London Stock Exchange. London shares enjoyed modest recoveries as share-price gains for heavyweight mining and energy groups help to lift indices that dived a day earlier.(AFP/File/Shaun Curry)
    FTSE shares recover slightly
    AFP - 2 hours, 28 minutes ago
    LONDON (AFP) - London shares enjoyed modest recoveries early Wednesday as share-price gains for heavyweight mining and energy groups help to lift indices that dived a day earlier.


  • Earnings News

  • Dan Muniz loads his van with items purchased at BJ's Wholesale Club Monday, Aug. 18, 2008 in East Rutherford, N.J. BJ's Wholesale Club Inc. says its profit edged up in the second-quarter and is raising its full-year earnings forecast as frugal shoppers look for deals at discounters Wednesday, Aug. 20, 2008. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)
    BJ's posts higher 2Q profit, raises outlook
    AP - 1 hour, 15 minutes ago
    NEW YORK - BJ's Wholesale Club Inc. reported on Wednesday that its profit edged up in the second-quarter and raised its full-year earnings forecast as frugal shoppers look for deals at discounters.

  • BJ's Wholesale profit up, raises full-year view
    Reuters - 1 hour, 57 minutes ago
    NEW YORK (Reuters) - BJ's Wholesale Club Inc said on Wednesday quarterly profit rose as shoppers headed to its stores in search of low prices on food and fuel, and the No. 3 U.S. warehouse club operator raised its full-year profit forecast.

  • BJ's Wholesale quarterly profit up
    Reuters - 2 hours, 19 minutes ago
    NEW YORK (Reuters) - BJ's Wholesale Club Inc said on Wednesday its quarterly profit rose as shoppers headed to the No. 3 U.S. warehouse club operator in search of low prices on food and fuel.


  • Industries

  • The Toyota logo on the front of a new car in Daly City, California. The motoring giant has said it is considering raising its prices in response to soaring steel costs(AFP/Getty Images/File/Justin Sullivan)
    Toyota mulls Japan price hike amid soaring costs
    AP - Wed Aug 20, 5:25 AM ET
    TOKYO - The soaring cost of steel has Toyota considering raising prices in Japan without a model makeover for the first time in three decades, the Japanese automaker said Wednesday.

  • Ford Motor Company employee Andrew Sarkisian, right, smiles after driving a 2009 Ford Focus as other employees get their turn to test drive the vehicle at Ford's proving ground in Dearborn, Mich., Monday, Aug. 18, 2008. As Ford faces perhaps the most difficult period of its history, the company is trying to boost employee confidence by showing them, and letting them drive, the vehicles it hopes will pull the automaker out of a sales slump.   (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
    Ford workers catch glimpse of future cars
    AP - Wed Aug 20, 5:22 AM ET
    DEARBORN, Mich. - As Ford Motor Co. faces perhaps the most difficult period in its 105-year history, the company is trying to boost employee confidence by showing them — and letting them drive — the vehicles it hopes will pull the storied automaker out of the financial basement.

  • FDA reports new deaths with diabetes drug Byetta
    AP - Mon Aug 18, 5:24 PM ET
    WASHINGTON - Federal regulators are working on a stronger label for a widely used diabetes drug marketed by Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Eli Lilly & Co. as deaths continue to be reported despite earlier government warnings.


  • Opinion

  • Immigration: Enforcement or Politics?
    BusinessWeek Online - 1 hour, 29 minutes ago
    Jazmin Zavala, an office cleaner in King of Prussia, Pa., a Philadelphia suburb, expected a regular shift when she reported to work July 31. But her day turned to worry when her employer, ABM
    Industries

    , called a mandatory employee meeting at 4:30 p.m., the time workers usually collect their checks.

  • How to Pick a Sport Management Program
    BusinessWeek Online - 1 hour, 29 minutes ago
    The sports industry in the U.S. is a $200-billion-plus powerhouse, with superstar athletes, lucrative endorsement deals, and all the free press an ego can handle. But if you're not the rare athlete who can hit a 93-mph fastball or sink a 15-foot jumper, how are you supposed to cash in on such a lucrative business?

  • Health Care: The Real Fiscal Nightmare
    BusinessWeek Online - Tue Aug 19, 8:08 AM ET
    A heated discussion is taking place in the economic blogsphere over the rival tax plans of Presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain. Of course, the battle of rival tax blueprints has been in force ever since the two hopefuls sewed up their respective nominations, but a new round of fighting recently erupted. A number of important points have been made. But the fiscal policy dispute, while informative and fascinating, has focused too much on tax regimes and not enough on the real challenge: health care. ...


  • Most Popular Business News

  • This undated handout photo provided by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows a front-end crash of a 2009 Ford Escape. Four small sport utility vehicles received top scores in crash tests conducted by the insurance industry, a sign of improvement compared with SUVs built earlier in the decade. (AP Photo/IIHS)
    Small SUVs improve in crash tests
    AP - Wed Aug 20, 5:21 AM ET
    WASHINGTON - Four small sport utility vehicles received top scores in crash tests to be released Wednesday by the insurance industry, a sign of improvement compared with SUVs built earlier in the decade.

  • The corporate logo for Freddie Mac is seen at its headquarters building in McLean, Virginia, July 23, 2008. (Larry Downing/Reuters)
    Large U.S. bank collapse ahead, says ex-IMF economist
    Reuters - Tue Aug 19, 5:59 PM ET
    SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The worst of the global financial crisis is yet to come and a large U.S. bank will fail in the next few months as the world's biggest economy hits further troubles, former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff said on Tuesday.

  • Brian Winer of Los Angeles uses an eBay kiosk to check on an item he has for sale during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, January 6, 2006. (Steve Marcus/Reuters)
    EBay lowering fixed-price sellers' listing fees
    Reuters - Wed Aug 20, 2:10 AM ET
    SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - EBay Inc is cutting the fees U.S. sellers on its site pay for fixed-price items, in one of the company's boldest moves this year to boost merchandise for sale, lure new buyers and take on competitors.

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