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GE Oil & Gas Secures Gas-Storage Facilities Contract from Italy's Stogit
GALWAY, IRELAND--November 30, 2009--Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--GE Oil & Gas (Florence, Italy), the energy technology and equipment division of General Electric Company (NYSE:GE) (Fairfield, Connecticut), has secured a contract from Stoccaggi Gas Italia SpA (Stogit SpA) (Crema, Italy) to enhance two gas-storage facilities. The gas-storage units are located at Sabbioncello and Settala in northern Italy. The upgrade of the first unit is expected to be completed by May 2011. GE Oil & Gas officials have confirmed that existing operations will not be affected by the proposed augmentation program.
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TDI Podcast 137: 2 Stock Ideas, Dubai and Indicators
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TDI Podcast 137: 2 Stock Ideas, Dubai and Indicators
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GE Healthcare Focuses On Healthymagination At RSNA 2009; First Certified Products On Display In Booth 4029
Commitment to creating technology to deliver healthier experiences
for the caregiver and the patient
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Business Wire
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9 Stocks in Focus at Better Investing
David I. Templeton submits: Each week Better Investing details the most active stocks that its members are either buying or selling. Below is a list of the companies attracting the most interest of BI's members, according to their recent buy and sell decisions, as reported by a small, informal sampling of 213 transactions for the trailing 4-week period ended Friday, November 27, 2009. Click to enlarge: Complete Story »
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Seeking Alpha
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| Friday, November 27, 2009 |
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Asian Markets Overview of November 27
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ABN Newswire
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News Faster than News Outlets: Why the Internet (and Twitter) Wins
TechCrunch submits:
By MG Siegler 
Undoubtedly by now you’ve heard about Tiger Woods’ car crash. Early reports had him in serious condition (which, remember, is better than critical condition) after he apparently hit a fire hydrant and a tree while leaving his home in his SUV. The latest reports say he has been released from the hospital and is “fine.” But I’m not going to speak to any of that because that’s not what we do (you can find out more here). Complete Story »
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Seeking Alpha
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Options Update; November 27, 2009
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| 12:26 PM |
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Bank stocks fall on Dubai default concern
Financial-services stocks fall on concern about a potential $60 billion debt default by Dubai World.
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MarketWatch
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Active equity option families in first 30 minutes of trading: C BAC GE AAPL
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/news.php?st=p&id=5142821 for the full story.
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General Electric (GE) NewsBite - Recovery Fears Pull Down GE
General Electric (NYSE: GE) opened at $15.49. So far today, the stock has hit a low of $15.30 and a high of $15.75. GE is now trading at $15.71, down $0.44 (-2.72%). Over the last 52 weeks the stock has ranged from a low of $5.73...(Click the story link or go to http://www.marketintelligencecenter.com for the full story)
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U.S. stocks take early hit from Dubai jitters
The decline is led by energy and metals companies, as concerns about the impact of debt problems at Dubai World take down oil and metals futures. The dollar is higher.
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MarketWatch
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Active equity option families in first 10-minutes
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Friday's biggest gaining and declining stocks
Among the shares expected to see active trading in Friday’s session are AIG, Incyte, ING, Tiffany and Toyota.
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MarketWatch
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General Electric's Immelt talks to the French government about Areva
BloggingStocks: General Electric's (GE) chief executive visited France this week, making what some are calling a "last-ditch bid" to acquire the transmission and distribution arm of Areva, a state-owned French company.
Immelt spent some time with two of the closest ... Read more
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GE CEO holds talks on acquisition of Vivendi NBC stake, WSJ reports
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Is Dubai market crash a Black Friday buying opportunity?
DailyFinance: Global stock markets, overreacting to Dubai's debt woes, could mark down stocks too much. Dubai -- which is famous for building a palm-shaped island, the world's tallest building, an indoor ski slope, and paying Rihanna $500,000 to perform at a New ... Read more
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DailyFinance
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GE Healthcare, Medical Technologies enter into partnership
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| 04:56 AM |
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4-Star Stocks Poised to Pop: Wal-Mart
Like the retailer itself, CAPS thinks this stock could crush competitors.
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