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- States try to rein in debt collectors
- Texting service allows sharing contact information
- Firm is in favor of stocks for retirees
- Bank of America reports $2B loss
- Philip Morris ends challenge of a tobacco-sales restriction
- Local Dell work to be sent to Mexico and other countries
- Easy Lounging: Recession boosts sales of recliners, which now come with more gizmos
- Interior secretary says agency is working to speed projects
- Wal-Mart Stores takes on Amazon in a book-price battle
- Dow can't hold 10,000 mark, but stocks up for the week
- Bassett Furniture to close fiberboard plant in Virginia
- Hanesbrands line to get more exposure at Wal-Mart
- Problems in a Program: Mortgage-renegotiation plan lacks safeguards for rejected applicants
- California appellate court backs award in smoker case
- Jobless claims down 10,000
- Lower demand results in loss for Stanley Furniture
- All may not be lost for Sidekicks
- Will one move mean another for N.C. bank?
- September foreclosure filings higher than year ago
- Experts: Bump in spending won't last
- Health-care company picks Charlotte for headquarters
- Bank to try annual fees
- IBM to sponsor marketing competition at Wake Forest
- Dow tops 10,000: Good earnings reports drive it above milestone
- House panel OKs regulation of derivatives
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