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    +Microsoft Reports 29% Profit Jump, Raises Outlook
      Microsoft shares soared 11 percent as it reported first-quarter earnings that rose 29 percent and easily topped forecasts. The software giant earned 45 cents a share, up from 35 cents a year ago.  Complete Earnings Coverage 

    +US Crude Smashes Record Amid Supply Concerns
      Oil roared to a new record over $90 Thursday as tight inventories and fresh signs OPEC will shrug off calls for additional oil from big consumer nations sent prices up more than 3 percent.

    +New-Home Sales Are Mixed Despite September Jump
      Sales of new single-family U.S. homes rose 4.8 percent in September but sales in August were revised down sharply,  painted a mixed picture of the battered housing sector.

    +Countywide Report to Offer Peek at Mortgage Market
      With recession fears becoming more entrenched,  investors will be scanning earnings releases to take the temperature of corporate America. What's important is the outlook.

    +Wendy's Profit Falls on Revamp Expenses
      Wendy's International said its net income fell, but earnings before restructuring and other expenses rose 55 percent due to a menu price increase and cost controls.

    +Bank of America Cuts 3,000 Jobs; I-Bank Chief Exits
      Bank of America on Wednesday said it plans to eliminate 3,000 jobs, and that the head of corporate and investment banking will depart after a dismal quarter at that unit led to a 32 percent drop in overall profit.

    +Baidu.com Profit Rises Sharply on Online Ad Sales
      Chinese Internet company Baidu.com on Thursday posted a sharp rise in quarterly profit on sales fueled by exploding demand for online advertising in the world's second largest Internet market.

    +Pink Slips on Wall Street: The Latest Tally
      U.S. banks and financial service companies with banking operations are cutting tens of thousands of jobs.

    +Buffett: Subprime Woes May Linger for Up to 2 Years
      American billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Thursday he remains negative on prospects for the U.S. dollar and that problems in the U.S. subprime mortgage sector may continue to cause problems for some time. 

    +CNBC.com News Now: Top Business Headlines
      The hour's top business headlines, with CNBC's Darby Dunn.

    +Ex-CEO at Army's Body Armor Maker Arrested
      Two former officers at a company that supplies body armor to the U.S. Army face charges they inflated the company's stock price and made nearly $200 million in the process.

    +Pulte Posts Loss with $1 Billion in Writedowns
      Pulte Homes, the No. 3 U.S. home builder, posted a quarterly loss Wednesday, on charges topping $1 billion and said orders fell 37 percent.

    +AIG Writedown Talk Is Untrue, Faber Says
      Rumors that American International Group will take a large writedown were disputed Thursday in a report from CNBC's David Faber.

    +WellCare Shares Cut by More than Half Amid Probe
      Shares of WellCare Health Plans plunged as much as 61 percent Thursday, a day after federal and state government agents searched its headquarters in Tampa, Florida.

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