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'No RUC cover up' in 1984 murder

The Police Ombudsman dismisses claims an IRA killer was not charged with murder because he was an informer.
BBC News - November 2, 2007
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Chevron Profit Falls by More Than $1 Billion

Net income for the third quarter fell more than expected as tighter U.S. refining margins took a big bite out of earnings.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Trump Casino Earnings Up 14%

The casino operator reported a jump of nearly 14 percent in its third-quarter profit despite a small drop in revenues due to increased competition.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Blockbuster?s Loss Widens as Company Plans Job Cuts

Blockbuster?s third-quarter loss widened as the movie-rental company lost a half-million online customers and absorbed costs for layoffs and store closings.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Electronic Arts Swings to 2nd-Quarter Loss

The video-game software publisher posted a net loss of $195 million as sales fell.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Unilever Earnings Up 37%

The company reported net profit of 1.01 billion euros ($1.46 billion) on modest growth and lower financing costs.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Viacom Surprises Analysts With a Strong Quarter

Viacom said that its third-quarter revenue rose 24 percent, to $3.27 billion.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Ford and U.A.W. in Marathon Contract Talks

After five days of intense talks, the two sides had resolved most of their differences and were down to ?a few key issues,? said one person briefed on the talks.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Writers Say Strike to Start Monday

Hollywood?s movie and television writers plan to embark on an industrywide strike for the first time since 1988.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Oil Rises on Jobs Data and Talk of Iran Sanctions

The prospect of a stronger economy and word of possible new U.N. sanctions against Iran sent crude oil futures back above $96 a barrel today.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Wall Street Ends Volatile Session Higher

Wall Street was mixed after a surprisingly strong October jobs report failed to alleviate escalating worries about the beleaguered financial sector.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Employment Report Shows Gain of 166,000 Jobs

Payrolls grew in the service sector, a Labor Department report said. But a separate survey showed that fewer Americans were employed over all last month.
New York Times - November 2, 2007

Dollar at fresh low against euro

Encouraging US employment data fails to stem the falls in the US dollar, as it hits a new record low against the euro.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

Chevron sees profits tumble 25%

US oil firm Chevron sees quarterly profits tumble 25%, hit by a wider industry trend of lower gas prices and declining margins.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

Democrats end Colbert vote bid

South Carolina Democrats thwart US TV comedian Stephen Colbert's bid to enter their presidential primary.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

US envoy defends Iraq postings

The US ambassador to Iraq defends the decision to force diplomats to serve in the country.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

Nazi stolen art books given to US

Two photo albums documenting art looted b the Nazis are donated to the US National Archives.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

Hurricane Noel heads north-east

Hurricane Noel, the storm that claimed at least 116 lives in the Caribbean, heads north.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

Assembly backs Chavez reforms

Venezuela's parliament gives final approval to constitutional changes that strengthen President Chavez's powers.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

US TV reveals Iraq war source

A US network reveals the key Iraq war source codenamed Curveball and says he lied to support his asylum claim.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

Bomb scare at US nuclear facility

The largest US nuclear plant is put into "lockdown" after a suspicious device is found in a worker's lorry.
BBC News - November 2, 2007

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