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Abu Dhabi lifeline spurs recovery in Asian markets

Obama's pay czar limits pay packages for more top executives

White Collar Reset: How far are you willing to go to get a job?

McDonald's $1 breakfast menu banks on America's love of cheap meat

China blows by U.S. as world's largest car market

China property stocks tumble, Hong Kong's Foxconn surges on iPhone 4G rumor

Copenhagen climate summit: Nations fiddle while business learns

Did Gillette's Fusion ad doom Tiger Woods?

Why Citi Is Rushing
To Repay TARP

It turns out that plenty of bank assets are still troubled, which is one reason why Citigroup is facing an uphill battle to repay its government bailout. The U.S. apparently isn't going to let Citi exit TARP unless it comes up with a way to deal with $301 billion in sick assets.

Inside Wall Street: Tiffany Looks Like a Gem

Asian carmakers go for a ride, Buffett's BYD slips, Chinese property stocks get the jitters

November Search: All About Google

Internet giant Google grew its U.S. market share by a full percentage point to 71.6 percent in November, according to Web traffic tracker Hitwise. See how Google's gain impacted Bing and Yahoo.

What Tiger Inc. needs to do to save a $100 million-a-year empire

Goldman Sachs' favorite emerging-market bet for 2010

With little time to waste, CEO Ed Whitacre accelerates changes at GM