Joseph Woelfel

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Before joining TheStreet.com in August 2008, Woelfel worked as a senior editor at Thomson Financial North America, a division of Thomson Reuters. Prior to that, he spent 17 years as assignment editor and copy editor at Dow Jones Newswires. He has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J.
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Deere Posts Loss, Equipment Sales Fall

By Joseph Woelfel

The maker of agricultural equipment posted a loss of equipment sales fell to $4.73 billion from $6.73 billion a year earlier.

07:51AM 11/25/09

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Tiffany Posts Profit Ahead of Estimates

By Joseph Woelfel

The luxury retailer also raised its full-year earnings estimate.

07:15AM 11/25/09

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Gold Prices Soar Above $1,180/Ounce

By Joseph Woelfel

Gold prices were setting new highs Wednesday, crossing $1,180 an ounce.

04:58AM 11/25/09

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Halliburton Net Clipped by Pemex Slowdown

By Joseph Woelfel

Halliburton said reduced activity from Petroleos Mexicanos, its primary customer in Mexico, will cut fourth-quarter earnings by 2 cents a share.

12:57AM 11/25/09

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AIG OKs Pay Package for CEO Benmosche

By Joseph Woelfel

AIG CEO Robert Benmosche will receive an annual salary of $3 million in cash and $4 million in AIG stock.

12:28AM 11/25/09

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Medtronic Tops Estimates, Ups Guidance

By Joseph Woelfel

The world's biggest maker of medical devices reported fiscal second-quarter earnings and revenue that topped analysts' forecasts.

07:47AM 11/24/09

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Citigroup Sells Diners Club Franchise

By Joseph Woelfel

Citigroup reached an agreement to sell its Diners Club North American franchise to BMO Financial.

06:52AM 11/24/09

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E.U. Drops Qualcomm Antitrust Probe

By Joseph Woelfel

The European Commission closed a two-year investigation against Qualcomm after companies that complained dropped their charges.

04:41AM 11/24/09

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Playboy to Outsource Business Operations

By Joseph Woelfel

Playboy has agreed to outsource most of the business operations of Playboy magazine to American Media, a report says.

12:41AM 11/24/09

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Icahn Outbids Penn for Fontainebleau

By Joseph Woelfel

Carl Icahn has offered a total of $156.5 million to buy the unfinished Fontainebleau Las Vegas resort, outbidding Penn National Gaming, which reportedly has dropped out of the auction.

12:10AM 11/24/09

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