Oil rises above $76 amid weak demand, dollar drop
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AP
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1 hour, 49 minutes ago Oil prices rose above $76 a barrel Wednesday in Asia as investors mulled whether signs of a sluggish U.S. economy and weak crude demand justify a further sell-off this week.
Euro rises against US dollar
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AP
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2 hours, 52 minutes ago The 16-nation euro rose against the U.S. dollar Wednesday despite a drop in consumer confidence in Germany, Europe's largest economy.
OKI Unveils "ATM-Recycler G7," a Cash Recycling ATM for the Worldwide Market
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Business Wire
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Tue 11:00 pm ET TOKYO----OKI Electric Industry today announced it has developed âEuroATM-Recycler G7,âEuro a cash recycling ATM for the worldwide market that enables banknotes from multiple currencies to be handled by a single ATM.
ArthroCare Announces Financial Results for the Third Quarter of 2009
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Business Wire
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Tue 5:13 pm ET AUSTIN, Texas----ArthroCare Corp. , a leader in developing state-of-the-art, minimally invasive surgical products, announced the release of its financial results for the third quarter of 2009 and filed its Form 10-Q for the period ended September 30, 2009 with the Securities and Exchange Commission .
Safe-haven dollar mixed on reports, Fed minutes
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AP
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Tue 4:03 pm ET The dollar was mixed Tuesday as economic reports signaled a modest rebound, while the Federal Reserve said it could take "five or six years" for a recovery and inflation is under control.
Crude prices sink to $76 per barrel
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AP
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Tue 3:13 pm ET Oil prices fell to around $76 a barrel Tuesday with new data showing a slow U.S. economic recovery and consumer confidence that remains lukewarm at best.
Half of banks' losses may be unknown: IMF chief
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Reuters
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Tue 3:01 pm ET Half of the losses suffered by banks could still be hidden in their balance sheets, more so in Europe than in the United States, the International Monetary Fund's chief, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
Heinz, Hormel optimistic about sales in 2010
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Reuters
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Tue 2:16 pm ET U.S. food makers H.J. Heinz Co and Hormel Foods Corp said they expect sales to rise in the coming months as they spend more on marketing to win the attention of recession-weary consumers who are dining at home instead of eating out.
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