Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for September 1, 2010

European Stocks Gain on China Manufacturing; U.S. Futures Climb

Barron's: Retail Stocks Headed For A Markdown

Emirates, Biggest Airlines In The World For International Traffic, Seeks $28 Billion Through 2017 To Keep Expanding

A Century Later, Teddy Roosevelt's Speech On Corporate Power

Wall Street Turns On President Obama

Nikkei edges up after 16-mth low, China PMI a boost

Exports Lift Agriculture, Bright Spot in Economy

Patent Reveals Sirius XM's Satellite Radio 2.0 Possibilities

Why The Stumulus Isn't Stimulating

Here's Why Gold Is A Safe Investment Despite Record Highs

JPMorgan Is Shutting Down All Prop Trading Desks

Lehman Derivatives Records a `Mess,' Barclays Executive Says

Wall Street Insiders Want Out, Selling $100 Million in Stock

Bad News in Housing Weighs Heavily on Banks and Builders

Minutes from August 10th FOMC Meeting Reveal Fed Sees "Quite Soft" Housing Market

Existing Home Inventory declines slightly in August

Housing Quagmire: Is It Time To Remove Relief?

Home Prices Have Further to Fall

The Last Hurrah For Housing

Slashing jobs pays off ... if you're sitting in the executive suite

Good news? U.S. planned layoffs in Aug hit 10-year low

186 People To Lose Jobs At Baptist Medical Center In Jackson, MS

47 Pink Slips At Memorial Hospital In Gulfport, MS

BAE in Aiken, SC lays off 45 workers