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A Buckeye state banking giant is entering Atlanta in a big way. (FITB) (FHN) (BAC)
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WASHINGTON — Employers added twice as many new jobs to their ranks than expected in October, an encouraging sign that the nation's employment climate is not cracking under the stress of a deepening housing slump.
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AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFFFriday, November 02, 2007 Two Austin companies filed for initial stock offerings today, seeking to raise a total of $415 million in the two biggest local IPOs in years. Capstar Acquisition Corp.
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North Las Vegas is the fastest growing competitive marketplace in the country. Adam Lee Commercial Real Estate helps clients and customers make deliberate, sound business moves.
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The latest report from Barclays Financial Planning reveals that nearly a fifth of employees do not pay in to their pension, but almost a third of employers contribute over 6 per cent of salary
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At ManagerCrossing.com, viewers can not only peruse the thousands of manger jobs posted on our dynamic job-board site, but they can also keep up-to-date on the latest trends and news in both management and the job market in general.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Internet social networking leader MySpace is joining Google Inc.'s platform for sharing applications across the Web — a concept that threatens to undermine the rapid growth of their common rival, Facebook Inc.
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Maybe those "Mac vs. PC" commercials are on to something: Did you know that Windows users are 20 percent more likely to want to read about religion than Mac users? Or that people who use Windows are 11 percent less likely to be Pittsburgh Steelers fans?
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DETROIT — Despite California wildfires and continuing problems in the housing market, General Motors and its Asian rivals posted U.S. sales increases in October, and Toyota continued its drive to replace Ford as the No. 2 U.S. automaker, according to sales results released Thursday.
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NEW YORK — Wall Street plunged Thursday, pulling the Dow Jones industrial average down more than 360 points as investors found themselves confronted by two uncomfortable prospects: an end to interest rate cuts and a slowing economy.
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Friday, November 02, 2007 BUSINESS DIGEST COMPUTERS Dell gets back in compliance with Nasdaq rules after filing Dell Inc. announced Thursday it is back in compliance with Nasdaq stock market rules after filing its delinquent financial reports Tuesday.
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The executives are a study in contrasts. One is a brash risk-taker who bootstrapped his way from an Alabama cotton farm to one of Wall Street's largest brokerage firms.
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Friday, November 02, 2007 CENTRAL TEXAS DIGEST Development Simmons Vedder tapped to build more apartments at Mueller site Simmons Vedder & Co. has been selected to build the second mixed-use multifamily component at the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport.
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AUSTIN AMERICAN STAFFFriday, November 02, 2007 Jones coming to promote NFL Network The two-year fight between Time Warner Cable and the NFL Network is coming to Austin today.
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NEW YORK — When Josh "The Matrix" Weintraub of Bear Stearns Cos. stepped into the boxing ring Thursday, he had 130 supporters in his corner as he fought Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s Shane "Second Coming" Kinahan in a charity match.
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The commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday that the agency would be exerting a tighter grip over online advertising.
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Walking hastily through his cavernous fourth-floor headquarters in suburban Dallas, the founder of the Christian version of YouTube is searching for an available conference room.
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IBM Corp. today plans to announce a major new push into the computer security business, spearheaded by its operations in Austin and Atlanta.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve cut interest rates Wednesday for the second time in two months, hoping to prevent a housing downturn and subprime mortgage crisis from undermining the health of the rest of the economy.
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COMPILED FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTSThursday, November 01, 2007 CHIP MAKERS SigmaTel reports third-quarter loss; stronger 2008 results promised Austin-based SigmaTel Inc.
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Lee Little got the idea for his startup during a frustrating visit to Yellowstone National Park six years ago.
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