Cerberus on stage as Chrysler reels
The woes of the American auto industry have put the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management and its co-founder, Stephen Feinberg, in the one place they don't want to be - the spotlight.

Check insurance before renting car
Unsure about the level of insurance coverage you need when renting a car? Consider these tips from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners:

N.J. stocks walloped on Wall Street
Distress over the weakening economy sent shock waves through Wall Street and the Asbury Park Press/Bloomberg 75 index, which closed down 7.61 percent last week.

AAA predicts decline in holiday travel
AAA is forecasting a small decline in the number of Americans traveling during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Thanksgiving travel expected to drop slightly
Less traffic on the roads and in the air this Thanksgiving may be a relief for travelers, but could spell trouble for the economy

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Join me today for a chat with authors Laurence Shatkin and Sue Pines about their book "150 Recession-Proof Jobs," this month's Color of Money Book Club selection. Check out my column on the book: Recession-Proof Jobs.

Not the depths of Depression
WHILE the financial crisis has brought much suffering, this isn't the '30s, or even the '80s. Some even do not believe we are in for a long, deep recession.

Business owners ?relieved? carrier coming to base
Comments ( No comments posted. ) Business owners in Mayport and Atlantic Beach breathed a sigh of relief when they heard Monday that the Navy is sending a nuclear carrier to the Mayport Naval Station. The carrier will bring an estimated 3,200 personnel to the area in five years or sooner.

(AFX UK Focus) 2008-11-20 22:16 DEALTALK-Cerberus faces unwelcome scrutiny in autos struggle
By Megan Davies and Poornima Gupta

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DLF-Fortis hospital venture facing delays New Delhi, Nov. 19 Issues seem to have cropped-up regarding DLF?s pact with Fortis Healthcare for setting-up super-speciality hospitals in DLF townships. This comes at a time when the real estate giant is facing deferment of some of ...

Journal Communications October revenue slips
(AP:MILWAUKEE) Media company Journal Communications Inc. said Thursday that revenue for its publishing and broadcast segments dipped 2.8 percent in October, as publishing ad sales declines continue to weigh on the industry.

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BEN column
Good morning! There's a 30 percent chance of snow showers Friday. There's a 30 percent chance of rain Monday and Monday night. But it's going to be sunny on Saturday and that means good weather for Midget Football.

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Two seek OK to allow additional tenants
The city Zoning and Housing Board of Appeals is scheduled to decide next week on variances for two homeowners who wish to have more than three unrelated people living in their Center City properties.

Plea bargain hearing resolves turkey case
In a plea bargain hearing in Edgartown District Court November 13, Jonathan Haar of Chilmark admitted to sufficient facts to support a charge of resisting arrest, rather than face two counts of assault and battery on police officers.

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Plan panel to identify projects to raise public expenditure Hopes to come out with additional expenditure package soon.

Thanksgiving air travel expected to drop 10%
Car travel is likely to decline too, says AAA. Penny pinchers are expected to stay close to home and use cheaper ways to visit family such as trains and buses. The slumping economy is keeping Americans closer to home for Thanksgiving as travel by planes and automobiles is expected to drop for the first time in six years.

Putting the lights back on Broadway
Downtown Jim Thorpe to sparkle in wintertime

Proposed autistic school to be discussed
There is not a public school in Kentucky for children with autism and Delma Peercy is hoping to change that. Peercy is a local Realtor whose 8-year old grandson was diagnosed as borderline autistic at the age of 3.It is Peercy?s dream that Madison County be the site of the first public school for autistic children. To bring this dream to reality, Peercy is hosting a meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday in ...