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Toll Brothers Posts Loss as Revenue Falls

The luxury home builder, said it swung to a loss in its fiscal third quarter as weak demand for new homes forced it to mark down the value of its land and unsold homes.

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05.09.2008 06:13:36 - NYT > Business

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British Companies Emigrating Over Taxes

In the past week, three British companies have announced plans to move abroad before the end of the year, unhappy about a lack of clarity about tax rules and eager to cut their tax bill.

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05.09.2008 06:13:06 - NYT > Business

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BP Makes Deep Concessions in Agreement With Russian Partner

BP agreed to replace the American head of its Russian joint venture and surrender some control on the board to resolve a bitter dispute with its Russian partners.

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05.09.2008 06:11:06 - NYT > Business

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Russia’s Oligarchs May Face a Georgian Chill

Some policy makers are starting to suggest that the best way to influence the Kremlin would be to put more pressure on the Russian business community in Europe.

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05.09.2008 06:09:19 - NYT > Business

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At ESPN, Play-by-Play Goes Virtual

ESPN is debuting new technology with Electronic Arts that would allow sports commentators to interact with three-dimensional virtual players.

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05.09.2008 06:09:01 - NYT > Business

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China’s Central Bank Is Short of Capital

China’s central bank is in a bind, after snapping up roughly $1 trillion worth of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed debt issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac over the last seven years.

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05.09.2008 06:07:25 - NYT > Business

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Bear Returns to Wall St. as Major Indexes Plunge

Investors pushed the Dow Jones industrials down 345 points after the government and retailers added more bad economic news.

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05.09.2008 06:05:44 - NYT > Business

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Michael Hammer, Business Writer, Dies at 60

Mr. Hammer was the co-author of a best-selling book, “Reengineering the Corporation,” which some say significantly influenced the way many corporations have reorganized their workplaces.

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05.09.2008 06:03:57 - NYT > Business

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Two Banks in Europe Stand Pat on Rates

Both the European Central Bank and the Bank of England kept their key interest rates unchanged Thursday amid concerns of high inflation and a slowing economy.

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05.09.2008 06:02:27 - NYT > Business

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As Consumers Focus on Basics, a Sluggish August for Most Retailers

Many retailers struggled with a sluggish back-to-school season, though Wal-Mart posted higher August sales, as shoppers focused on buying essentials amid worries about high gas and food prices.

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05.09.2008 06:01:50 - NYT > Business

Toll Brothers Posts Loss as Revenue Falls

British Companies Emigrating Over Taxes

BP Makes Deep Concessions in Agreement With Russian Partner

Russia’s Oligarchs May Face a Georgian Chill

At ESPN, Play-by-Play Goes Virtual

China’s Central Bank Is Short of Capital

Bear Returns to Wall St. as Major Indexes Plunge

Michael Hammer, Business Writer, Dies at 60

Two Banks in Europe Stand Pat on Rates

As Consumers Focus on Basics, a Sluggish August for Most Retailers

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