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Just the Right Animal for America's Highways

One consumes meat. The other eats fruit. One romps from zero to 60 miles per hour in seconds. The other slithers to safety, looking both ominous and, employing camouflage, inconspicuous in the process. One is a tiger.

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19.10.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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U.S. Stocks Bounce Back Slightly

U.S. stocks rebounded slightly at the opening bell today as the Federal Reserve took a bold new step to stabilize the market.

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07.10.2008 16:47:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Fed Moves to Thaw Credit Markets

The Federal Reserve said today it is establishing a special fund to lend money directly to businesses so they have adequate cash to operate, a major move by the central bank to ensure that "main street" companies are not crippled by the financial crisis gripping Wall Street and other money center...

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07.10.2008 16:18:58 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Europe Doubles Bank Deposit Guarantee

PARIS, Oct. 7 -- European finance ministers on Tuesday more than doubled the guarantee on bank deposits to 50,000 Euros ($68,000) to help restore confidence in the continent's shaken banking system, even as ripples from the ongoing crisis claimed another casualty in Iceland and pummeled banking s...

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07.10.2008 16:00:58 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Freddie posts another loss, will slash dividend

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Freddie Mac on Wednesday posted its fourth consecutive quarterly loss, set plans to slash its common stock dividend and doubled its reserves for losses on delinquent loans and home foreclosures.

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06.08.2008 13:47:21 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Freddie Mac Reports Further Losses for Q2

Freddie Mac, troubled giant of the mortgage market, today reported continued deterioration of its finances, days after the government put in place a potential federal lifeline for the company.

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06.08.2008 12:53:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Voices on Leadership: Charles Nelson

Charles Nelson, founder and owner of Sprinkles Cupcakes, will be online to discuss business leadership.

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23.07.2008 20:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Planners See Sleek Future For Tysons

In her three decades drawing maps for the U.S. government, Juliette Lacovaro charted the intricate contours of Hawaii and handled classified work during the Vietnam War. Now 84, the McLean resident sees a dream task emerging just a mile from her home: mapping the new Tysons Corner.

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23.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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NVR Ekes Out a Profit In Deep Housing Slump

NVR, the region's biggest home builder, said yesterday that it is continuing to be hit hard by the housing bust, reporting that profit slid 43 percent in the second quarter and orders for new homes fell.

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23.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

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Banks' Health Questioned as Wachovia Posts $8.9 Billion Loss

Concerns about the health of the nation's banks continued to mount yesterday as Wachovia and SunTrust -- two of the most active in the Washington region -- as well as other financial institutions disclosed they were still being pounded by the mortgage crisis.

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23.07.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Business

washingtonpost.com - Business

Just the Right Animal for America's Highways

U.S. Stocks Bounce Back Slightly

Fed Moves to Thaw Credit Markets

Europe Doubles Bank Deposit Guarantee

Freddie posts another loss, will slash dividend

Freddie Mac Reports Further Losses for Q2

Voices on Leadership: Charles Nelson

Planners See Sleek Future For Tysons

NVR Ekes Out a Profit In Deep Housing Slump

Banks' Health Questioned as Wachovia Posts $8.9 Billion Loss

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