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Oil steady around $73, outlook for demand weighs

Oil consolidated around $73 per barrel on Monday, stabilizing after three weeks of falls, with the outlook still clouded by concerns over the prospects for global growth and sluggish fuel demand.

Exxon quarterly profit down 23 percent, shares up

Exxon Mobil Corp reported a 23 percent decline in its fourth-quarter profit on Monday, topping Wall Street expectations, as weak demand for fuel in the global economic slowdown hurt the largest U.S. oil company's refining business.

Exxon qtrly profit down 23 percent, shares up

Exxon Mobil Corp reported a 23 percent decline in its fourth-quarter profit on Monday, topping Wall Street expectations, as weak demand for fuel in the global economic slowdown hurt the largest U.S. oil company's refining business.

Toyota to restart U.S. plants; confident on fix

Toyota Motor Corp said production of eight models involved in a safety recall would resume on February 8, as it detailed plans to fix 2.4 million vehicles and sought to salvage its reputation with a PR blitz.

Toyota to end production halt February 8

Toyota Motor Corp said on Monday it will resume North American production of eight vehicle models involved in a massive safety recall on February 8, after a one-week shutdown.

China moves again on lending, economy shows strength

China has ordered a further clampdown on excessive bank lending to ensure credit has not illegally entered the stock or property markets as two surveys on Monday showed the mounting challenges faced by policymakers.

Spending edges up, savings at 6-mth high in Dec

Consumer spending rose slightly less than expected last month as savings jumped to a six-month high, indicating that households remained too cautious to spend despite an improvement in incomes.

Brazil Cosan, Shell in $12 billion ethanol merger deal

Brazil's Cosan, the world's largest ethanol and sugar processor, said on Monday it signed an agreement to merge its ethanol and fuels distribution business in the country with Royal Dutch Shell in a deal valued as much as $12 billion.

Toyota U.S. chief confident of recall fix

Toyota Motor Corp U.S. chief Jim Lentz said on Monday the Japanese automaker is confident it found the remedy to fix some 2.4 million of its eight most popular models involved in a safety recall and sales and production suspension.

Toyota announces fix in pedal recall

Toyota Motor Corp on Monday announced a fix for about 2.4 million of its eight most popular models involved in a safety recall and sales and production suspension.

Stock futures higher as budget eyed

Stock index futures rose on Monday after closing their worst month in nearly a year and as investors digested President Barack Obama's budget plans and awaited earnings from Exxon Mobil Corp .

Stock futures signal gains on Wall Street

Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Monday, with futures for the S&P 500 up 0.42 percent, Dow Jones futures up 0.53 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.36 percent at 5 a.m. EST.

Toyota to announce pedal fix plan in U.S. on Monday

Toyota Motor Corp will announce on Monday details of its plan to fix accelerator pedals that have led to the recall of 2.4 million cars in the United States as it scrambles to put its worst public relations crisis behind it.

Oil steady around $73 on outlook for demand

Oil steadied around $73 per barrel on Monday, stabilizing after three weeks of falls, with the outlook still clouded by the outlook for global growth and sluggish fuel demand.

Global shares slide on Greece and China

World shares sank to a three-month low on Monday as concerns about Greece's debts and a reminder of the challenges China faces to curb inflation stung risk demand, helping push the dollar to a six-month high versus a currency basket.

Asia shares fall to three-month lows

Asian stocks fell to three-month lows on Monday with investors cautious after new data strengthened the case for tighter Chinese monetary policy and as attention focused on key U.S. economic reports due this week.

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