Talk of wind tax in Wyoming Legislature whips up debate
Talk of Wyoming wind tax whips up debate CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming lawmakers will soon take up the thorny issue of whether to impose new taxes on wind energy development, a proposal that developers say could stunt the fledgling industry’s growth in Wyoming. Stocks post early gains after report showing boost in retail sales, overseas markets rally
Stocks rise early as retail sales rebound in Oct. Health care issues: Shortage of primary care doctors and incentives to attract more
Health care issues: Shortage of doctors A look at key issues in the health care debate: Henderson: GM to start paying back $6.7 billion worth of government debt by end of 2009
Henderson: GM to begin repaying aid by year-end World stock markets remain higher after US retail sales data
World stocks remain higher after US retail sales Hawaii governor proposes plan to end controversial teacher furloughs, school-year reductions
Hawaii gov’s plan would restore classroom days GM posts $1.2B loss since bankruptcy exit, revenue climbs, cash use falls as it makes progress
Strong auto demand pushes retail sales up in October, demand for other items remains weak
Retail sales rise 1.4 percent in October WASHINGTON — Retail sales rose more than expected in October due largely to a big rebound in auto sales. But broader consumer spending remains under pressure, raising questions about the durability of the recovery. Holders of lost savings bonds dating to World War II say Treasury not making them easy to find
Lost war bonds not easy to find HELENA, Mont. — Holders of lost savings bonds dating back to World War II say its not nearly as easy to track down the lost money as the U.S. Treasury Department claims in an ongoing lawsuit. Oil rises above $77 in European trade amid weaker dollar, forecasts of improving crude demand
Oil rises above $77 as traders eye dollar, demand Lowe’s net income falls 30 percent in 3rd quarter but retailer says it sees some stabilization
Lowe’s 3Q profit falls but co. sees signs for hope GM reports $1.2B 3Q loss, says revenue up and cash use down as it makes progress
GM reports $1.2B 3Q loss, says it shows progress Japan economy beats 3Q expectations; exports, stimulus fuel biggest GDP rise since 2007
Japan 3Q GDP surprises with 4.8 percent growth Eurozone consumer prices down 0.1 percent in October, fifth fall in a row
Eurozone consumer prices down 0.1 percent in Oct AP Source: GM to start paying back $6.7 billion worth of government debt by end of 2009
AP Source: GM to begin repaying aid by year-end Planned Iranian news agency yields first story line: Will elite military force act as editors?
Iran media plans stir talk of elite force at helm Stocks set for higher opening ahead of busy week of economic data, retailers earnings
Stock futures point toward higher opening NEW YORK — Stock futures rose modestly Wednesday after U.S. and Japanese central banks reaffirmed plans to keep interest rates low in an effort to drive economic growth. EADS reports Q3 loss on weak dollar, warns of charges on troubled aircraft programs in Q4
Airbus parent EADS reports Q3 loss on weak dollar Retail sales likely increased in October with strength coming from rise in auto sales
Ahead of the Bell: Retail Sales WASHINGTON — Retail sales likely posted a modest gain in January after slipping in December. Americans’ advice to Congress on health care: Be clear and fair about medical coverage
Advice to Congress: Be clear, fair on health care AP Poll: Americans divided over health care bills; fine print on costs worries many people more images World stock markets rise ahead of US retail sales data; gold hits new record
World stocks buoyant ahead of US retail sales data AP Poll: Americans divided over health care bills; fine print prompts worries
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