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Stocks inched lower Thursday morning on a rash of job cuts at major corporations, weak November retail sales and the start of the automaker bailout hearings on Capitol Hill.

The next move of the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve will be an attempt to boost consumer credit by pumping $25 billion to $100 billion into a new program to be announced later today.

The money will come from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

Firmware update now available for those who purchased Apple's redesigned MacBook or MacBook Pro and have been having problems with the glass trackpad on those systems.

On this week's EIC Squared podcast ZDNet's Larry Dignan and CNET's Dan Farber discuss the tanking economy, challenges facing an Obama administration CTO and Microsoft's search quests.

Don Reisinger thinks he knows what will fix all of gaming's woes. Find out what he thinks in his latest Digital Home entry.

The struggling company announces a third-quarter loss and delays the planned spinoff of its mobile-handset business amid macroeconomic woes.

But will financial market woes clog up the spigot? For the moment, at least, the software and clean-tech sectors have done all right for themselves.

US car sales fell sharply last month, the latest sign that woes in the financial sector are spreading to the wider economy.

The financial turmoil on Wall Street has the average investor worried. Hugh Johnson of the money management firm Johnson Illington talks with Renee Montagne

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