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The government has provided billions in backing, yet some critics say banks still aren't lending enough or passing on lower interest rates
When struggling British Airways asked employees to take unpaid leave or work free to help cut costs, IT staff chipped in $3.3 million of their time
Curvy cucumbers and knobbly carrots will reappear in shops after the EU repealed strict shape standards that became a symbol of bureaucratic meddling
Stadtwerke Lemgo's new "dial4light" technology lets residents use mobile phones to turn on streetlights only as needed
A European Central Bank report predicts that euro-zone banks could record as much as $398 billion in new writedowns by 2010
For mobile operators, owning and running a network is less critical these days than luring subscribers with sexy devices and services
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Declining air traffic, canceled and delayed orders, and the Air France crash make for a sullen mood at the 2009 Paris Air Show