Holiday sales continue to soar on Cyber Monday – Chicago Tribune

Holiday sales continue to soar on Cyber Monday – Chicago Tribune


Kansas City Star
Holiday sales continue to soar on Cyber Monday
Chicago Tribune
Web shopping soared on Cyber Monday, continuing a strong start to the holiday season. Online sales were up 26.6 percent from last year by Monday evening, according to IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark, which tracks data from 500 retail sites. ComScore
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Facebook shares bounce 8% – USA TODAY


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Facebook shares bounce 8%
USA TODAY
Shares of Facebook surged 8% on Monday on the Nasdaq after a pair of analyst upgrades. Facebook logo. Facebook stock was on the rise Monday after a couple of positive analyst reports. (Photo: Matt Rourke AP)
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Facebook shares jump on upgradesMarketWatch
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Asian shares, euro rise on Greek debt deal – Reuters


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Asian shares, euro rise on Greek debt deal
Reuters
By Chikako Mogi. TOKYO | Mon Nov 26, 2012 10:05pm EST. TOKYO (Reuters) – The euro hit a one-month high and Asian shares climbed for a seventh consecutive day on Tuesday while commodities rose and the dollar eased after a deal on new debt targets
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Britain Selects a Canadian To Lead the Bank of England – New York Times


New York Times
Britain Selects a Canadian To Lead the Bank of England
New York Times
LONDON — In a surprising departure from convention, the British government on Monday selected Mark J. Carney, the head of the Canadian central bank, to succeed Mervyn A. King as the next governor of the Bank of England.
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