The yen hits a 14-year high against the dollar, sending Japanese exporters shares tumbling.

Last week, currency speculators were betting on a rise in the value of China's currency. Now they're fleeing. Dow Jones China editor Andy Browne and Heard on the Street's Andrew Peaple discuss what's behind the reversal.

Major data breaches happen more often than you know. 12 News' Marianne Lyles found that most large businesses prepare for this type of theft.

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Mayor Sheila Dixon is trying to keep her office running as business as usual even while her trial has entered its fourth day without a verdict. She was out Tuesday night at a turkey basket giveaway in west Baltimore with Ravens' linebacker Ray Lewis.

Wall Street headed out for the Thanksgiving holiday with a modest rally thanks to upbeat signs from the consumer.

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State troopers are stepping up patrol on the roads as millions of people travel out of town for Thanksgiving.

Ending weeks of speculation, the White House announces President Obama will attend a global climate summit in Copenhagen next month, where he will lay out specific targets for curbing greenhouse-gas emissions. Plus, mortgage rates fall to a record low as new home sales climb. The News Hub brings you...

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11/25/09 The Toyota Motor Corporation announced Wednesday that it will replace accelerator pedals on about 4 million recalled vehicles in the United States, the company's largest ever in the United States.

11/25/09 Front month crude prices staged another rally this session as the US dollar fell to a 15-month low against the euro.

Investors continue to send the markets higher as more economic data was released this week supporting hopes of a V-shaped recovery. Existing home sales beat estimates on Monday and jobless claims fell more than expected on Wednesday, leading the general market to rally on both days.

Yesterday afternoon, Merck (MRK) declared its quarterly dividend of thirty eight cents per share, maintaining the amount paid last quarter. With the dividend, the company also announced it had approved a new $3 billion share repurchase program as means of further increasing shareholder value.

The USD declined, touching multi-month lows against the EUR and JPY. U.S. economic data came in mixed, ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.

Economic data out Wednesday morning sent mixed messages for the economy. The good news: First-time weekly jobless claims in the US dipped under the 500,000 mark for the first time in 54 weeks, to 466,000.

Business Week just named West Allis the best place to raise kids in the Milwaukee area, but West Allis police have an un-family friendly prostitution problem which they say they now cracking down on.

This morning, Goldman Sachs and UBS revised their ratings on shares of NRG Energy (NRG). Goldman reduced EPS estimates through 2012 as the company is less likely to repurchase as many shares.

WSJ reporter Ann Zimmerman - a retail-sector veteran - offers tips and tricks to finding bargains on Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year.

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Confusion about the ex-div date for Brazilian Telecommunications Corporation (TBH) yesterday caused shares to rally, followed by a halt in trading at around 11:30am. Today, shares of Brazilian Telecommunications are now trading down over sixteen and three quarters percent.

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