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Cisco revenue misses Wall Street view

Cisco Systems Inc's quarterly revenue and outlook missed Wall Street expectations and Chief Executive John Chambers cited unusual uncertainty in the economy, sending its shares plunging 8 percent.

Wider trade gap trims growth estimates

The U.S. trade gap widened a surprising 18.8 percent in June on a wave of consumer imports from China and other suppliers, suggesting U.S. second-quarter economic growth was weaker than previously thought.

Macy's gains market share, sees better sales

Macy's Inc quarterly results showed the department store operator boosted sales and gained market share without relying as much on discounts as its rivals to get shoppers into stores.

U.S. posts $165 billion July deficit, spending ebbs

The United States racked up a $165.04 billion budget deficit during July, 8.7 percent below the year-ago gap as economic stimulus and bailout spending subsided from peak levels, the Treasury Department said on Wednesday.

U.S. posts $165 bln July deficit, spending ebbs

The United States racked up a $165.04 billion budget deficit during July, 8.7 percent below the year-ago gap as economic stimulus and bailout spending subsided from peak levels, the Treasury Department said on Wednesday.

Fortress to buy most of AIG consumer finance unit

American International Group Inc is selling most of its consumer finance unit to hedge fund and private equity firm Fortress Investment Group at a deep discount and taking a $1.9 billion pretax loss due to the sale.

U.S. expands homeowner aid for jobless

The Obama administration on Wednesday nearly doubled to $4.1 billion the size of its foreclosure prevention program to help struggling homeowners hardest hit by falling home prices and rising unemployment.

Wall Street in red for year on economic worry

Stocks tumbled 2 percent and turned negative for the year on Wednesday as softer Chinese factory data and a weaker outlook from the Federal Reserve increased worries about the recovery.

India steps up demands for BlackBerry access

Indian demands are giving a new headache to BlackBerry maker Research in Motion after New Delhi threatened a shutdown that could affect one million of the smartphone's 41 million users.

Treasury expands homeowner aid for jobless

Unemployed homeowners in 17 U.S. states and the District of Columbia will soon be eligible for government help to avert foreclosure under a $2 billion program announced on Wednesday.

Panel urges big thinking in flash crash response

U.S. securities regulators said on Wednesday they are moving forward with technical fixes to the still-unexplained May flash crash, but some market players say they want a more wholesale review of high-speed trading.

Wall St tumbles on renewed recovery worries

Stocks dropped more than 2 percent on Wednesday as worse-than-expected Chinese factory data and a weaker outlook from the Federal Reserve added to worries about the economic recovery.

Unemployment drives more home sellers to cut price

Owners cut prices on one-quarter of U.S. homes listed for sale in July, a fourth straight monthly rise, as job market fallout trumped record low mortgage rates, real estate website Trulia.com said on Wednesday.

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