Back on Capitol Hill, Auto Executives Still Find Skeptics

Senator Christopher J. Dodd, who heads the banking committee, suggested that it would be difficult for lawmakers to approve a financial lifeline for the three companies.

DealBook: Bell Canada’s Buyers Offer Revised Investment Plan

The proposed buyers have offered to scrap the $50 billion takeover, instead taking about a minority stake of less than 20 percent, people briefed on the matter told DealBook on Thursday.

A.M.D. Expects 25% Slide in Sales

The chip maker warned that fourth-quarter revenue would be much weaker than expected because of sluggish demand.

Buyers Said to Consider Scrapping Bell Canada Deal

Some of the proposed buyers have offered to scrap their troubled $50 billion takeover of the company, instead taking a minority stake, people briefed on the matter said Thursday.

AT&T Plans to Cut 12,000 Jobs

The company cited streamlining and a changing business mix for laying off about 4 percent of its work force.

Liechtenstein to Share Some Tax Secrets

Under increasing scrutiny for its role as a leading offshore tax haven, the country will now in limited circumstances turn over the bank records of American clients suspected of tax evasion.

Bernanke Calls for More Help for Homeowners

Foreclosures remain “too high,” hurting not only homeowners but lenders and the broader economy, the Fed chief said.

Most Retailers Report a Dismal November

Most of the nation’s stores kicked-off the critical holiday shopping season with double-digit sales declines, portending more price-cuts in December.

Scripps Puts Rocky Mountain News Up for Sale

The company said the newspaper lost about $11 million in the first nine months of this year.

Advertising: This Season’s Must-Have: The Humble Coupon

The faltering economy and new technologies could mean renewed interest in coupons as shoppers refocus on the cost of the products they buy.

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