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Buy the company's stock, Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay urged employees a month after he was warned that the energy-trading giant faced potential accounting scandals.

A day after announcing a reshuffling in its top management, Kmart Corp. remained silent about its finances Friday.

The Transportation Department said that Delta Air Lines and three foreign airlines could coordinate flights, set fares and sell each other's tickets.

When Ted Turner began ``CNN Newsroom'' for students in public schools nationwide, he didn't do it to make a profit.

Dell Computer Corp. said Friday that surprisingly strong consumer sales will lift fourth-quarter earnings past Wall Street forecasts.

Terrorist attacks, sluggish economies and mild winter weather limited growth in global demand for oil last year, and crude prices are likely to stay weak for the next few months as a result, a respected survey said Friday.

Cautious outlooks from Microsoft and IBM sent technology stocks sharply lower Friday as investors worried that an economic recovery might be further delayed.

The problems that plagued shares of Irish drug maker Elan Corp. PLC in Europe didn't find any respite in New York as the stock traded down sharply Friday.

For workers, the lesson of Enron's collapse is supposed to be that they shouldn't put all their retirement eggs in one basket of stock. But that is a lesson some of the nation's biggest companies and their employees have all but ignored.

O'Hare International Airport has reclaimed its title as the world's busiest airport, according the Federal Aviation Administration.