Shelley DuBois

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: GM could be back in the auto loan business, executives leave AMD and Microsoft and Ford wants 7,000 new workers.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: DuPont buys Danisco, things are looking up for Ford and GM in Detroit and Verizon edges towards the iPhone.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Goldman Sachs sees Facebook’s 500 shareholder plan, Borders not yet at its final chapter and Berkshire Hathaway expands covereage for big oil.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: More news on the Goldman-Facebook deal, AT&T decides it carries 4G technology and the American Airlines online data battle continues.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Qualcomm bids for chipmaker Atheros Communications, other car companies pull up to GM and Ford and Wells Fargo launches a mobile phone payment trial.

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    Today in the Fortune 500: BoFA settlement spurs bank stock surge, Motorola splits in two and Ford and GM sell small cars well in India.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Goldman Sachs values Facebook at $50 billion, Bank of America gets spy-ready and Chevron and Shell drills still stalled in the Gulf.

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  • Dominion CEO: Patience and policy on the path to renewable energy

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  • A green technology wish list for 2011

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Jet-leasing fuels Boeing sales, no New Year’s deal for Comcast and AIG loses ground in worker’s comp probe.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: HP’s former CEO Mark Hurd fights to keep secrets, American Airlines ducks out of Orbitz and a new life for your old Dell.

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  • Features

    Today in the Fortune 500: the 3-D TV dilemma, Boeing to build satellites with Mexico and the reason Mark Hurd left HP

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Sara Lee wants more money for its brand, Pepsi sues Coke over juice and some of the Fortune 500 make holiday gift returns easy.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: Insider trading plot thickens, Oracle sales look good for tech and FedEx cheerful about holiday shipping outlook.

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  • Today in the Fortune 500: GM makes a dent in its government debt, BP faces a lawsuit and Obama urges corporations to spend cash.

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