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• United to furlough 1,550 flight attendants(CNN)
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• Steelworker union vote could lead to strike(CNN)
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• Chrysler hints at sale of Dodge Viper(CNN)
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• State probes Goldman, Fidelity deal(CNN)
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• Russia may lessen U.S. poultry imports(CNN)
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• The economic growth mirage(CNN)
Despite all the talk about the U.S. economy falling on hard times this year, experts are predicting that the economy grew at a more solid pace during the second quarter.
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• U.S. thrifts lose $5.4 billion(CNN)
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• Bankruptcy filings surge to 1 million - up 29%(CNN)
As things in the economy have gotten worse, the number of people and businesses heading to bankruptcy court has spiked.
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• While US real estate fades, Middle East booms(CNN)
Edward Leftwich loves to show visitors around the Mohammed Bin Rashid Gardens. It's a massive 4,000-building mixed-use project that he just finished constructing for a client in Dubai, complete with hundreds of waterways, roads, and parks. But you don't have to fly to Dubai to see it - the miniature city fits inside Leftwich's office in Atlanta.
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• Dollar mixed on oil, inflation(CNN)
The dollar traded mixed against foreign currencies Wednesday as investors weighed rising oil prices with the possibility that inflation is coming under control.
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• Is your bank safe?(CNN)
More banks are in trouble according to the FDIC. Is your bank next on the list? Here's what to look for.
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• How one bank avoided the meltdown(CNN)
Not every player in banking is getting clobbered these days. BNP Paribas, which sparked part of the very first global credit-crunch panic when it froze three funds on Aug. 9, 2007, may emerge as the bank least affected by the industry's carnage.
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• 2 million troubled borrowers avoid foreclosure(CNN)
Hope Now has helped more than 2 million at-risk borrowers stay in their homes during the past 13 months, according to numbers released by the coalition on Wednesday.
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• Manufacturing saves the day...for now(CNN)
For the second straight month, a key measure of manufacturing activity rose at a much higher than expected rate.
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• Dillard's loss widens by $38 million(CNN)
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• Housing fix backfires(CNN)
Back in February, Congress passed into law a quick fix for the housing market. Unfortunately, it hasn't done much good.
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• Treasurys tick up after 2-year auction(CNN)
Treasury reversed earlier losses to tick up at the end of the session on Wednesday after the largest auction of 2-year notes in history.
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