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Reinsurance rates increase for 2009: Report
Reinsurance rates for the January renewals have risen due to high catastrophe losses and the credit crisis, but prices vary widely depending on geography and lines of business, according to a Guy Carpenter & Co. L.L.C. report.

Credit crunch immunity may be off the menu for Restaurant Group
FEARS that budget eateries may be feeling the heat from the credit crunch intensified yesterday as the owner of the Frankie & Benny's and Garfunkel's chains report

Credit crunch shows little sign of easing
Most banks have tightened lending, choking off needed credit for some US businesses.

Job-creation panel endorses business tax credit
A plan to give a tax credit to Colorado companies that create 20 or more new jobs was endorsed Monday night by a committee of state lawmakers.

Wittman: New year is a good time to review credit report, fix any errors
The holidays are over and you've hopefully recovered from any excess cheer imbibed at your New Year's Eve party. That said, it's time to break out the New Year's resolutions.

News to use: Avoiding credit service traps
Getting your credit report in shape in 2009 is a sound New Year's resolution. Just make sure you're not reeled into any fraudulent schemes.

GE may have to choose between keeping stellar credit rating or its regular dividend
General Electric Co. may have to choose whether to keep its top-level credit rating or maintain the company's annual dividend payment, according to Nicholas Heymann, an analyst with Sterne Agee & Leach Inc.