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Tue, October 21, 2008 11:05:32 AM

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AM Business Break by STLtoday.com

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Justice Dept. expected to weigh in on Google, Yahoo deal

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latest news Justice Dept. expected to weigh in on Google, Yahoo deal Executives from Silicon Valley to Madison Avenue are keeping a wary eye on the Justice Department this week as it nears a decision on whether to try to block an Internet advertising partnership between Google and Yahoo. [more] Stocks open lower Wall Street fluctuates as investors decide to cash in some of Monday's big gains. [more] Bernanke breathes life into another stimulus bill With a timely endorsement from the Federal Reserve chairman, there's new life to the idea of Congress returning to Washington next month to pass a second round of measures aimed at injecting life into the economy. [more] Two accounting firms chosen for rescue program The government has selected PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young to help it manage the $700 billion rescue program for the financial system. [more] Fed to buy commercial paper from mutual funds The Federal Reserve says it will start buying commercial paper -- a crucial short-term funding mechanism that many companies rely on for day-to-day operations -- from money market mutual funds.  [more] Latest from the Associated Press news from today's post-dispatch Designing buildings for improved productivity To enhance employee productivity and retention, Midwest Testing spent $4 million on its new headquarters — the focal point of the firm's 10-year plan to triple its $4.5 million in annual revenue. [more] Kellwood to sell luxury Hollywould line Kellwood Co., which has been trying to increase its portfolio of upscale brands over the past few years, now hopes to sell one of its acquisitions: Hollywould, a luxury line of shoes, apparel and accessories. [more] Solutia net sales jump in quarter Solutia expects to report third-quarter net sales of $587 million, a 29 percent increase from the same time in 2007. [more] David Nicklaus Boeing's takeover of McDonnell Douglas lacked the drama involved in this summer's battle for Anheuser-Busch. [more] GM and Chrysler inching toward a deal Both companies have assembly plants in the St. Louis area. [more] More business news

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