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Oil prices settle near $79 (AP)

On July 30, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

AP - Energy prices settled higher on a day of uneven trading after the government said the economic recovery slowed during the second quarter as consumers conserved their money.

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Mutual Fund Buzz for July 30: Investors Still Favor Bond Funds (U.S. News & World Report)

On July 30, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Stock Markets News

U.S. News & World Report - Investors still trust the safety of bond funds. June was another good month for fixed income. The Investment Company Institute reported that overall, mutual funds saw net inflows, mostly into bond funds. Bond funds experienced inflows of more than $20 billion--up about $6 billion from May. Meanwhile, stock funds saw more outflows. The WSJ reports that investors haven't consistently put money into stock funds since the market hit its low in March 2009. Low-yielding money market funds also continued to see outflows, which brings their total outflows for the year to more than $500 billion.

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Obama: We’ll get back money from auto bailout (AP)

On July 29, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

AP - President Barack Obama said the government will recover all the taxpayer money his administration provided to bail out the auto industry last year.

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On the Call: Goodyear President-CEO Richard Kramer (AP)

On July 29, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

AP - Tire inventories dwindled during the recession with money so tight. J.P. Morgan analyst Himanshu Patel asked Goodyear executives on Thursday to discuss the commercial truck inventory situation. Goodyear's president and CEO, Richard J. Kramer, said rebuilding inventories would provide a sales opportunity.

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Italy seeks private sponsors to restore Colosseum (AP)

On July 29, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

AP - Italian officials are seeking to raise some euro25 million (about $32 million) in private money to finance the restoration of one of the country's iconic landmarks: the Colosseum.

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When the Tax Hikes Are Coming (U.S. News & World Report)

On July 28, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

U.S. News & World Report - If you love class warfare, your moment has arrived. The next several weeks, leading up to the November elections, are sure to be filled with resounding political invective over who should pay for Washington's profligate spending over the last decade. Democrats will argue that the rich and near-rich should pony up, since they have the most money to start with. Republicans will point to the needy, arguing that they've been getting too much aid for too long. Tea Partiers will struggle to decide whose benefits should be cut in order to achieve the smaller government they envision. ...

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UBS outshines Deutsche Bank as wealth turnaround nears

On July 27, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Reuters: Business News

ZURICH/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - UBS flagged a return to client inflows this year as strong equities and forex trading gains helped it outdo Deutsche Bank and other rivals, which were hit hard by Europe's sovereign debt crisis.

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UBS outshines Deutsche Bank as wealth turnaround nears (Reuters)

On July 27, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

Reuters - UBS flagged a return to client inflows this year as strong equities and forex trading gains helped it outdo Deutsche Bank and other rivals, which were hit hard by Europe's sovereign debt crisis.

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Film tax breaks bring Scorsese, Allen back to France (AFP)

On July 27, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

AFP - Quentin Tarantino shot his movie about wartime France in Germany to save money but now directors like Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese are returning to glamorous Paris thanks to generous tax breaks.

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Legg Mason fiscal Q1 profit falls on costs (Reuters)

On July 27, 2010, In Business, Business Advice, Business News, Energy, Finance, Media, Retail, Technology, Top Stories, UK Business, US Business, world, By Yahoo! News: Business News

Reuters - Legg Mason Inc reported on Monday its quarterly earnings decreased more than expected as expenses rose and investors pulled money out of many of its funds.

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Oil prices settle near $79 (AP)

Mutual Fund Buzz for July 30: Investors Still Favor Bond Funds (U.S. News & World Report)

Obama: We’ll get back money from auto bailout (AP)

On the Call: Goodyear President-CEO Richard Kramer (AP)

Italy seeks private sponsors to restore Colosseum (AP)

When the Tax Hikes Are Coming (U.S. News & World Report)

UBS outshines Deutsche Bank as wealth turnaround nears

UBS outshines Deutsche Bank as wealth turnaround nears (Reuters)

Film tax breaks bring Scorsese, Allen back to France (AFP)

Legg Mason fiscal Q1 profit falls on costs (Reuters)

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