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Fri, March 27, 2009 11:09:31 AM

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AM Business Break by STLtoday.com

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AM Business Break: Charter officially files for bankruptcy

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latest news Charter officially files for bankruptcy The nation's fourth-largest cable operator had planned to file a prearranged Chapter 11 bankruptcy by April 1. [more] AmerenUE warns of scam The utility is warning customers to beware of con artists seeking personal information. [more] Consumer spending up for second straight month The government says consumers increased spending for a second straight month in February even though their incomes slipped due to continuing massive layoffs. [more] Obama seeks input of bank CEOs on recovery plans The president is capping a week in which he clarified his overall plan for stabilizing the financial system. [more] Obama says automakers need 'drastic changes' The president plans to announce a new aid package for General Motors and Chrysler in the coming days. [more] Investors cash in some gains from big rally Stocks are retreating in early trading. [more] Latest from the Associated Press best from today's Post-Dispatch Hospitals market to decision making consumers Hospitals mix new media, traditional methods to draw more-savvy patients. [more] Booming sales force brewer to seek production help Some O'Fallon beers will be made in Wisconsin. [more] St. Louis commercial leasing hanging on Business layoffs and store closures drive vacancies up, push lease rates down — but not as drastically as elsewhere in the nation. [more] Happy homecoming for a sweet treat Dan Warner brings back Switzer Candy. [more] Crestwood Macy's is no more City officials say 10 jobs will be cut to cope with loss of sales tax revenue. [more] 7,500 workers could leave GM At van plant in Wentzville, 128 sign up for early retirement or buyout package. [more] David Nicklaus 'Legacy loans' may entice investors, but will banks be willing to sell? [more] Steve Giegerich Business networking group offers advice. [more] More business news from the Post-Dispatch STLtoday.com blogs Building Blocks Buying Maui, one foot at a time. [more] Biz Buzz Wind Capital Group sells Minnesota project. [more] More business blogs

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