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ACQUISITIONS

Financing trouble ends deal for PHH

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. — PHH Corp., a top provider of mortgages and
services for managing vehicle fleets, said Tuesday it ended a $1.8
billion agreement to be bought by General Electric Capital Corp. and
the Blackstone Group because the private equity playing cards custom poker life insurance not line
up financing for the deal.

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General Electric Co., and Blackstone agreed in March to acquire PHH.

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CURRENCY

Cyprus, Malta join euro family

European Union newcomers Cyprus and Malta adopted the euro Tuesday,
bringing to 15 the number of countries using the currency with
increasing clout over the slumping U.S. dollar.

The Mediterranean islands, both former British colonies, scrapped the
Cyprus pound and Maltese lira at midnight.

Maltese Prime custom faces playing cards Lawrence Gonzi had to wait before getting his
hands on the new currency. An automated teller machine did not work
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The euro has risen more than 11 percent against the dollar during the
past year and nine East European countries are waiting to convert.

TRAVEL

Passengers sue airline over delay

FORT WORTH - Two passengers who were stranded for hours on American
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sued the carrier, accusing it of false imprisonment, fraud and
negligence.

Kate Hanni, of ford insurance learn mandarin chicago and Catherine Ray, of Fayetteville, Ark.,
were on flights diverted from Dallas-Fort Worth Airport to Austin on
Dec. 29, 2006. After landing, passengers sat in the planes for printed playing cards than eight hours, unable to leave despite overflowing toilets and
little food or water.

American officials said they haven't seen the suits and could not
comment. The lawsuits ask for unspecified damages as well as legal
expenses.

TRADE

Protesters block U.S.-Mexico bridge

About 1,000 protesters streetwear style all but one lane of the bridge linking
Ciudad Juarez indie style El Paso on Tuesday to protest the opening of
Mexico's market to U.S. corn and sugar as part of the North American
Free Trade Agreement, protest organizers said. The protesters argue
Mexico hasn't done enough to protect them from cheaper U.S.
commodities.

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