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• Budget deficit sets record in February 
• Airlines launch 2-day summer airfare sale 
• Bank of America to change debit overdraft policy 
• Market rises on jump in financial stocks over rumor 
• Expect more pain at the pumps through summer 
• Madoff victims targeted by Internet scam 
• Markets flat after corporate dealmaking 
• More temp workers are becoming permanent 
• U.S. changes course, allows Internet exports to Iran 
• Stocks jump on better-than-expected jobs report 
• Consumer borrowing up in January after a year of declines 
• Obama calls jobs report better than expected 
• Drivers complain after Toyota fixes don't work 
• Market closes up ahead of jobs report 
• Judge approves bankruptcy plan for media company 
• Wells Fargo CEO's pay doubles to $18.7 million 
• Stocks end mixed as Fed points to slow recovery  
• Move afoot to put Ronald Reagan on $50 bill 
• USA pays price for food-borne illness: $152B a year 
• Deadline for broadband stimulus funds pushed back 
• Stocks marginally advance on merger news 
• Kentucky's Bunning again blocks jobless benefits 
• 'Economy Bites' cooks up cheap, fun meals 
• Refinancing program extended for 'underwater' homeowners 
• Stocks rise after AIG deal, Greece bailout hopes 
• States may ban credit checks on job applicants 
• Ex-Enron CEO wants convictions thrown out 
• January spending increases but income growth slows 
• Report: Toyota leader to defend company in China 
• Stocks edge higher over mixed economic reports 
• Senate vote jeopardizes unemployment benefits 
• Attorney general expands probe into California health insurers 
• 10 billionth song sold by Apple's iTunes 
• Stocks fall on renewed concerns about economy 
• Museums see attendance spike amid recession 
• Durable goods orders rise 3 percent in January 
• Jobless claims rise, snow to blame 
• Chrysler to fix crash sensors in 355,000 minivans 
• GM to cut Hummer line after China sale fails 
• Stocks rebound as Bernanke sees rates staying low 
• New home sales hit surprising record low  
• Cash-for-clunkers rebates offered on new appliances 
• Stocks head down after disappointing consumer confidence report 
• Consumers confidence drops off amid job worries 
• Stocks waver over cautious forecasts 
• Toyota receives grand jury subpoena  
• Documents: Toyota boasted saving $100M on recall 
• Feds want leniency for Madoff's former chief aide 
• GM CEO to receive $9 million in 2010 
• Stocks edge higher; Dow up 303 for week 
• $4 Billion in stimulus funds for welfare jobs untouched 
• Foreclosure crisis showing signs of recovery 
• Toyota president agrees to testify before Congress 
• Positive manufacturing report lifts stocks 
• Obama appoints deficit panel 
• AP: U.S. to investigate Toyota Corolla 
• Stocks close on the plus side for second straight day 
• Housing construction up 2.8 percent in Janury 
• Stocks climb on earnings, deals 
• Mortgage delinquencies tick higher in 4th quarter 2009 
• Toyota to idle 2 assembly plants amid recalls 
• Despite Valentine's push, local restaurants feel pinch 
• Chrysler dealers upbeat, worried after meeting 
• Anthem Blue Cross to delay California insurance rate hike amid criticism 
• Report: Retail sales improve in January 
• USA Today mandates staff furloughs to save money 
• Stocks climb after European Union pledges support for Greece 
• First-time jobless claims fall more than expected 
• Stocks stall as Bernanke signals end of stimulus 
• Google to build ultra-fast broadband networks 
• Dow closes up 150  
• Financial stocks drag Dow below 10,000 
• Super Bowl ads: Betty White, Bud Light, big laughs 
• PayPal halts certain payment transactions in India 
• Macmillan books coming back to Amazon 
• Study: Hotels were hackers' No. 1 target in 2009 
• Dow adds 10 after steep drop 
• New credit card rules to take effect 
• Gov't buys $2.5M in Super Bowl ads to boost census 
• Toyota says it fixed 2010 Prius brakes in production; Lexus model also under scrutiny 
• Report: Toyota to recall 270,000 Prius hybrids in U.S., Japan 
• House adopts tougher deficit curbs 
• First-time jobless claims rise 
• Stocks trade below 10,000 on job, European debt worries 
• House votes to permit $1.9 trillion more debt 
• Toyota: 77 complaints over Prius brake problems 
• Stocks slip as growth in services fall short 
• Pay czar: AIG $100 million bonuses 'outrageous' but defensible 
• Reports: AIG to pay out $100 million in bonuses  
• Stocks rise as pending home sales edge up