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Mon, March 16, 2009 10:44:56 AM

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AM Business Break by STLtoday.com

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AM Business Break: Charter reports wider loss; Six Flags talks held up

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latest news Charter reports wider 4Q loss The cable operator also says a subsidiary will not make a scheduled interest payment on some of its debt. [more] Six Flags CEO says debtholder refuses to talk The president and chief executive of Six Flags says one key debtholder is holding up negotiations for an out-of-court refinancing deal. [more] Prosecutors will seek Madoff's wife's money too Federal prosecutors have notified a New York court that they also want the assets of Bernard Madoff's wife. [more] Obama plans small-business lending boost President Barack Obama and his economic team are taking a cheerier tone while making billions in federal loans available to struggling small businesses. [more] Industrial output drops in February Output fell for the fourth straight month in February with the factory operating rate dropping to the lowest level in more than a half-century of record keeping. [more] Bernanke says recession could end this year America's recession "probably" will end this year if the government succeeds in bolstering the banking system, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said. [more] Latest from the Associated Press news from the post-dispatch St. Louis County commercial properties jump in value While St. Louis County's residential values dropped, the median increase in commercial assessments was 8.3 percent. [more] Insurance gadget checks your driving Insurers plan to use the information to adjust insurance rates. [more] No profits means no tax credits to fund St. Louis-area projects The market for historic credits has held up, experts say, but the slowdown has been severe in the low-income arena. [more] David Nicklaus Bear Stearns signaled the beginning of a long slide. [more] Jim Gallagher Keeping your health coverage after losing a job. [more] More business news STLtoday.com blogs STL JobWatch Words often fail when it comes to comforting laid-off co-workers. [more] Mound City Money Money-losing Furniture Brands pays $10 million in bonuses. [more] More business blogs

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