[$$] U.S. Man Named in India Plot A Chicago man was accused of videotaping targets and briefing plotters for the terror assault that killed 170 people in Mumbai, India.
[$$] House Flipping Makes a Comeback Four years after the housing bubble collapsed, flipping is back. But today's game is only for those with cash, lots of local knowledge and strong nerves.
[$$] Lending Squeeze Drags On Consumers shed debt for the ninth month in October, but at a slower rate, reflecting tight lending terms and waning demand for loans.
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[$$] EPA's Carbon Proposal Riles Industries Industry groups vowed to fight an Obama administration proposal to regulate emissions of carbon dioxide as the EPA declared emissions of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, to be a danger to human health.
[$$] FedEx Ups Outlook On Global Strength FedEx boosted its earnings view sharply, citing strength in its international-priority and ground shipping volumes, along with continued cost cutting.
[$$] Citi and Wells Spar Over TARP Exit Citigroup and Wells Fargo are wrestling with the U.S. government over how much capital the banks will be required to raise to exit TARP.
[$$] Blue Chips Finish Flat; Dollar Falls Major stock indexes ended little changed as investors looked forward to continued low interest rates but fretted about the economy's weakness.
[$$] A New Front in War on Cavities After decades of sharp declines, cavities have made a comeback in children in recent years, and scientists are searching for new ways to fight tooth decay.
[$$] A Singer Keeps Fit for Roles In What's Your Workout? columnist James Wagner unpacks the fitness regime of opera singer Nathan Gunn, a frequent interpreter of heroic roles in the repertoire.
[$$] Cancer Rates Continue to Fall in the U.S. Cancer diagnoses and deaths continued to decline, according to an analysis of the latest available data by a group of cancer and health organizations.
