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As the auto industry contends with a bleak market and many automakers face uncertain futures, the glamour and spectacle of sunnier seasons is toned down at this year's Detroit's North American International Auto Show, replaced by spartan displays and a greater emphasis on the vehicles themselves.
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The Week Ahead: A New Earnings Season

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Aluminum producer Alcoa Inc. kicks off a fresh earnings season Monday when it reports its results for the fourth quarter, along with chipmaker Intel Corp. and biotech pioneer Genentech. BloggingStocks contributor Trey Thoelcke offers his weekly preview of earnings to watch for.
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Citi, Morgan Stanley May Join Brokerages

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In what would be a bold reversal of former CEO Sandy Weill's original vision for the banking giant, Citigroup Inc. is reportedly in advanced talks with Morgan Stanley to run both banks' brokerage arms as a joint venture, with Morgan eventually acquiring Citi's Smith Barney.
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Steve Halpern, editor of TheStockAdvisor.com, surveys nation's leading newsletter advisors and has compiled a list of their favorite stocks for 2009. You can preview 20 of the 75 picks right now.
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Satyam Board Dissolved After Fraud

Indian authorities have dissolved the board of embattled outsourcing giant Satyam Computer in the wake of a massive fraud scandal and were working Saturday to name 10 new directors to lead the company.
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New Rules for Rest of Financial Bailout?

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Frustrated with how the Treasury Department spent the first half of the $700 billion bailout package for the financial industry, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank proposes new conditions for the second half, including a mandate that at least $50 billion go to preventing foreclosures.
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