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    +Venezuela's Chavez says oil headed for US$100 a barrel
      Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said U.S. foreign policy is in part responsible for soaring oil prices and predicted that crude will continue its upward spiral.

    +Summary of BP's $373 million settlement with the US Justice Department
      Details of the plea agreement announced Thursday between BP PLC and the Justice Department:

    +Brazil's Petrobras aims to produce cellulosic ethanol in next decade
      Brazil's state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, or Petrobras, is aiming to make cellulosic ethanol commercially viable within the next decade, a company executive said Thursday.

    +Vonage settles Verizon patent suit; stock jumps, though legal troubles persist
      Vonage Holdings Corp., the beleaguered provider of Internet-based telephone service, said Thursday it has settled a patent lawsuit brought by Verizon Communications Inc. for a maximum of $120 million (?84 million).

    +Dollar droops as orders for US manufactured goods decline ahead of next week's Fed meeting
      The dollar fell against a basket of six other major currencies Thursday following a report that showed orders for manufactured goods in the United States fell unexpectedly in September.

    +Microsoft profit surges on strong sales of 'Halo 3,'Windows and Office suite
      Microsoft Corp. said its fiscal first-quarter profit rose 23 percent as brisk sales of the new "Halo 3"video game, Windows and Office helped the software maker breeze past Wall Street's expectations.

    +Bank of America plans to exit consumer mortgage wholesale business by 2008
      In addition to scaling back its investment banking operations, Bank of America Corp. is exiting the wholesale mortgage business and eliminating about 700 jobs, according to bank officials Thursday.

    +More Fisher-Price toys recalled for lead contamination
      Mattel Inc. recalled an additional 38,000 "Go Diego Go!"toys Thursday as part of a larger recall of 665,000 lead-contaminated children's products, the government said.

    +Navistar eyes GM's truck business, restates earnings for 2003 and 2004
      Truck maker Navistar International Corp. said Thursday it is in talks to buy General Motors Corp.'s medium-duty truck business.

    +Wall Street closes modestly lower, dogged by credit and economic worries as oil prices rise
      Wall Street closed slightly lower in erratic trading Thursday as investors, uneasy about the credit markets and record-high oil prices, took little solace from reports on new home sales and durable goods orders.

    +Base metals rebound as investors shake concerns about sluggish US growth, focus on China
      The industrial metals market rebounded Thursday as investors set aside concerns about sluggish U.S. economic growth and shifted their focus to China's increasing hunger for raw materials.

    +Gold up
      Gold for current delivery closed at $767.30 per troy ounce Thursday on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up from $761.60 late Wednesday.

    +World Bank economist forecasts broad global growth over next 5 years despite US housing crisis
      The global economy should continue to expand at a healthy pace during the next five years despite the U.S. housing crisis, according to a senior economist at the World Bank.

    +Software maker BEA demands $21 per share from Oracle, other potential suitors
      Business software maker BEA Systems Inc. put itself on the auction block Thursday, demanding at least $21per share in an effort to prod rival Oracle Corp. into raising its current bid by $1.5 billion (?1.05 billion).

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