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Sept. 29 - As the Bundestag gears up to vote on an expansion of Europe's bailout fund, Frankfurt Correspondent Adrian Murdoch finds broad support on the streets of the city for both Greece and the euro.

Sept. 29 - Profits for the world’s second-biggest retailer H&M fell by less than expected as its stock traded in the bottom 20% of the market at an expensive price, says Reuters Equities Analyst Richard Muller.

Sep 28 - Summary of business headlines: Durable goods orders spark hope recession can be averted, but European debt worries dim optimism; President Barack Obama keeps up verbal pressure on European leaders; Amazon reveals Kindle Fire tablet; Stocks and commodities tumble. Conway G. Gittens reports.

Sep 28 - Amazon takes aim at Apple's iPad with the Kindle Fire, a tablet computer with a $199 price tag, 7-inch display screen and free media storage in the cloud. Carmen Roberts reports.

Sept. 28 - Reuters Correspondent Jason Lange says an upward revision in the final read of Q2 GDP could provide some optimism, but likely won’t change growth trajectory or lower unemployment figures.

Sept. 28 - Amazon.com introduced its eagerly awaited tablet computer, the "Kindle Fire," with a price tag at $199. Among the features is a new browser called Amazon Silk.

Sept. 28 - Nathanael Greene of the NRDC debates ethanol and alternative energy policy with Reuters Commodities Specialist Christopher Henwood.

Sept. 28 - In the final part of our in-depth interview with Pulitzer Prize winning author Daniel Yergin, he discusses China's growing role and influence in the global energy market.

Sept. 28 - ACI Research CEO Edward Zabitsky, the only analyst covering Apple that has a "sell" rating on the stock, explains why the company is overvalued.

Sept. 28 - In part three of our four part interview with award-winning author Daniel Yergin, he addresses the Arab Spring and the changing geopolitical landscape in the energy industry.