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Reuters - U.S. automakers, coming off a year of record concessions from labor unions, should be facing 2008 with a new lease on life as they fight Asian and European importers who now control more than half of the U.S. market.

Fannie, Freddie's boards meet Saturday to mull government plan (Reuters)

Treasury plan won't help Fannie, Freddie shareholders: Frank (Reuters)

Boeing machinists walk off the job as talks fail (Reuters)

Alitalia adviser to meet BA on rescue plan: report (Reuters)

Boeing machinists strike (Reuters)

DSG sought bid from Media Markt, but rebuffed: report (Reuters)

U.S. to take control of Fannie and Freddie: reports (Reuters)

Maximizing Profits Doesn't Mean Screwing Your Customers

Disc Makers Convince Themselves That Discs Are Here To Stay

Greenberg could pay fine of up to $100 million: report (Reuters)

Court Says Employees Have No Expectation Of Privacy For Stuff On Company Owned Computers

Why Does Facebook Block Any Mention Of BugMeNot?

Boeing machinists to strike as contract talks fail (Reuters)

Treasury near GSE bailout plan: report (Reuters)

So Much Hate For Microsoft's Seinfeld/Gates Buddy Ad

More Cons Than Pros To 401(k) Loan (Investor's Business Daily)

Alabama group files suit over Jefferson County debt (Reuters)

GE gets "Wells notice" in SEC accounting probe (Reuters)

If ESPN Can Replay Games With Madden '09, Let Us Do It Too

Wall Street bounces back from dismal jobs report (AFP)