AP - FORD EARNINGS: Ford Motor Co. earned $1.1 billion in the first quarter, excluding a big accounting gain. North American profits jumped 33 percent. They fell elsewhere because of the European debt crisis and slower sales in China.
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World stocks slide as US growth data disappoint (AP)
AP - World stocks turned lower on Friday after official data showed the U.S. economic recovery was not as fast as many had hoped.
World stocks slide as US growth data disappoint (AP)
AP - World stocks turned lower on Friday after official data showed the U.S. economic recovery was not as fast as many had hoped.
World stocks slide as US growth data disappoint (AP)
AP - World stocks turned lower on Friday after official data showed the U.S. economic recovery was not as fast as many had hoped.
Summary Box: Chevron 4Q profit down 3 pct. (AP)
AP - STRUGGLING REFINERIES: Rising crude prices cut into fourth-quarter profits at Chevron Corp.'s refineries, which must buy crude to make gasoline and other fuels.
Summary Box: Chevron 4Q profit down 3 pct. (AP)
AP - STRUGGLING REFINERIES: Rising crude prices cut into fourth-quarter profits at Chevron Corp.'s refineries, which must buy crude to make gasoline and other fuels.
Summary Box: Chevron 4Q profit down 3 pct. (AP)
AP - STRUGGLING REFINERIES: Rising crude prices cut into fourth-quarter profits at Chevron Corp.'s refineries, which must buy crude to make gasoline and other fuels.
Reuters Magazine: Chrystia Freeland: The one percent war (Reuters)
Reuters - When Anders Aslund, a Swedish economist who has studied and advised most of the leaders in the former Soviet Union, visited Kiev in late 2004, at the height of the Orange Revolution, he returned to his office in Washington, D.C., with a surprising observation.
Reuters Magazine: Chrystia Freeland: The one percent war (Reuters)
Reuters - When Anders Aslund, a Swedish economist who has studied and advised most of the leaders in the former Soviet Union, visited Kiev in late 2004, at the height of the Orange Revolution, he returned to his office in Washington, D.C., with a surprising observation.
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