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Reuters - Fewer U.S. companies are planning large-scale job cuts in response to a slowing economy than in past downturns, according to an upcoming survey of human resources executives by the Towers Perrin consultancy.

Boeing machinists to strike as contract talks fail (Reuters)

Treasury near GSE bailout plan: report (Reuters)

Alabama group files suit over Jefferson County debt (Reuters)

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

Wall Street bounces back from dismal jobs report (AFP)

Home loan troubles break records again (AP)

Wall Street flat as financials offset weak data (Reuters)

Jobless rate at 5-year high (Reuters)

Home foreclosures reach record high (Reuters)

Executive leaves hedge fund Citadel (Reuters)

Continental introduces $15 fee for 1st checked bag (Reuters)

The Last Thing A Musician Wants These Days Is To Appear Anti-Fan

Comcast Appeals FCC's Wrist Slap

Dell plans to sell computer factories: report (Reuters)

IBM Seeks Patent For Biosensor-Based Hiring

HP And Walmart Get Rid Of Laptop Box; Buy The Computer And Get It In A Messenger Bag

Lone Star may sue S.Korea govt on KEB deal: paper (Reuters)

Once More, With Feeling: The Internet Isn't At Risk Of Running Out Of Bandwidth

Boeing workers frustrated, angry at strike delay (Reuters)

Hedge fund Atticus denies liquidation rumors: report (Reuters)