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UPDATE 1-US Treasury wants more lender leeway on loans
10:18pm EST

Japan may bring in "green" tax in April-paper
10:16pm EST

FACTBOX-How Obama's Afghan strategy is shaping up
7:41pm EST

Washington to press banks on mortgage relief -NYT
7:30pm EST

UPDATE 2-U.S. Black Friday sales barely up, online surges
5:44pm EST

Canada, India reach nuclear cooperation pact
5:35pm EST

UPDATE 2-CN rail workers strike as talks break down
4:56pm EST

QUOTEBOX-Saturday shoppers still focused on bargains
4:13pm EST

US eyes Afghan drawdown starting by 2013-lawmaker
1:27pm EST

UPDATE 1-Police to interview Tiger Woods about crash
1:20pm EST

No regrets as shoppers cut holiday gift lists
12:59pm EST

New Cowen CEO hiring, acquisitions possible-report
12:54pm EST

Holiday shoppers keen on deals, online spending up
12:10pm EST

DynCorp Intl LLC executive counsel terminated
12:02pm EST

Brazil's Caixa in talks with two banks-report
10:49am EST

CN rail workers strike as talks break down
10:11am EST

UPDATE 1-Anti-WTO protesters in Geneva smash windows
9:50am EST

Anti-WTO protesters in Geneva smash windows
9:33am EST

Police to talk to Tiger Woods about crash - CNN
7:27am EST

Cadbury chief sees shared values with Hershey - FT
5:57am EST

Abu Dhabi to aid Dubai on "case by case" basis
6:47am EST

Abu Dhabi to aid Dubai "case by case" -official
3:52am EST

UAE central bank says closely monitoring Dubai crisis
3:19am EST

Canadian National labor talks break off
12:28am EST

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