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Job jitters on Wall Street
U.S. stock futures slipped early Friday, ahead of a keenly awaited government report on jobs.
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Asian Stocks Mixed Amid US Jobless Concern
Asian Stocks Mixed As investors Await US Jobs Report Amid Concern About Rising Unemployment
CBS News

RBS Dampens Hopes of Recovery
Royal Bank of Scotland Group said earnings may not recover substantially until 2011 and that loan losses will remain high as the lender posted a wider first-half net loss.
Wall Street Journal

30-year mortgages slip down this week - Herald Tribune
Rates on 30-year mortgages dipped this week after economic reports came in better than expected, Freddie Mac said. The average rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage was 5.22 percent, down from last we...
Big News Network

How to Make Online Video Grow
Brian Wieser Senior Vice President, Global Director of Forecasting MAGNA, a division of Interpublic Group's Mediabrands
Emarketer.com

Japan Airlines records $1bn loss
Japan Airlines - the largest carrier in Asia - has reported a significant loss in the three months to May, after ticket sales slumped during the period.The airline made a loss of 99bn yen ($1bn; &poun...
India Gazette

Stocks Fall as Financial Rally Ebbs
The Dow fell 25 points as investors braced for a critical report on employment and a rally in the financial sector sputtered.
Wall Street Journal

Opposing those opposed
Talking Points Memo reports that, in an effort to 'disrupt the disrupters' at town hall meetings on healthcare reform, the pro-Obamacare group health Care for america has developed a strategy document designed to shut down debate and demonize those speaking out against the president's plan.
Topix.net

How Obama reshaped U.S. autos
President Obama ended his first 100 days in office amid hopes that both General Motors and Chrysler Group might both still avoid bankruptcy. In his second 100 days, he created a new U.S. auto industry.
CNN

DCP Midstream Q2 Loss Narrows, Adj. Profit Increases - Update
Natural gas storage and transportation company DCP Midstream Partners, LP (DPM) on Thursday reported a net loss for the second quarter that narrowed from the year-ago period as a 56% decline in operating revenues was offset by lower costs and expenses. In addition, losses from commodity derivative activity in the latest quarter was narrower than the previous-year quarter. The company's adjusted net income per unit for the quarter increased from last year.
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