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Reuters - The bidding topped $3.7 billion on the second day of the Federal Communications Commission's auction of government-owned airwaves, but there were no new suitors Friday for a closely watched block of spectrum to be shared with public safety agencies.

U.S. pleads for patience in crisis repair efforts (Reuters)

GM, Chrysler in merger talks: source (Reuters)

Ford plans to sell Mazda shares: source (Reuters)

Paulson says U.S. planning to buy financial equity (Reuters)

G7 pledges urgent, decisive action as markets reel (Reuters)

Market ends mostly lower after wild session (Reuters)

G7 discussing bank support measures: source (Reuters)

Bush calls for calm amid global stock market panic (Reuters)

Morgan Stanley, Goldman shares tumble (Reuters)

Judge says Wachovia hearing possible Monday (Reuters)

Risk aversion, bank woes fuel tumultuous slide (Reuters)

World stocks slump on Dow open (AP)

Money-market funds flock to guarantee program (AP)

Record Label Gives Fans A Reason To Buy

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Apple Dumps Another Game For Being 'Too Similar' To Tetris

Dear Bands: No Matter How Much You Dislike John McCain, He Can Most Likely Use Your Song

NSA Abused Wiretap Rights: Intercepted, Shared Private Calls Of Americans

Patent Lawsuit Silly Season: TechCrunch Sued For Patent Infringement After Critical Blog Post

Apparel chains report dismal September sales (AP)