Business News for Wednesday September 29, 2010

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Cordless electric mowers recalled WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of Black & Decker cordless electric lawn mowers due to risk of injury. About 160,000 lawn mowers made in the United States, Canada and Mexico were sold under the Black & Decker and Craftsman brands from September 1995 through December 2006 for about $450. They were made by Black & Decker Inc. of Towson, Md. The commission said the motor and blades can turn on unexpectedly... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print 'S T U F F' and Paw Wall Hooks recalled WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a voluntary recall of "S T U F F" and Paw Wall Hooks due to excessive lead in the surface paint. About 4,450 wall hooks with the base shaped like animal paws and a set of five separate colorful hooks with the bases spelling out "stuff" were imported from China by Midwest-CBK of Union City, Tenn., and sold nationwide from December 3008 through August 2010 for between $10 and $30. The commission said ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Nintendo 3DS will miss holiday season CHIBA, Japan (UPI) -- Japanese game maker Nintendo said Wednesday its 3-D game platform 3DS would not be ready for the market until after the holiday shopping season. Nintendo said the 3DS would first go on sale in February in Japan. It would be sold abroad starting in March, The New York Times reported. At a company conference near Tokyo Wednesday, Nintendo Chief Executive Officer Satoru Iwata said the company that sold 22.8 million Wii consoles in 2009 was "not taking ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Advertisement Click here to get 250 FREE Business Cards today! Save on this incredible offer! Get 250 Free Business Cards! Lehman Brothers going once, twice, sold LONDON (UPI) -- Demand for paintings, collectibles and signs owned by Lehman Brothers' London headquarters kept auctioneers busy Wednesday, a spokeswoman for Christies said. "It's a very unique auction and the room was busier than usual," spokeswoman Leonie Ashfield told The New York Times. Up for sale from the investment bank that symbolizes the recent financial crisis were maps, miniature models, mahogany dressing cases and a large, metal Lehman Brothers sign that sold ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print     More Headlines • Retail up slightly in week • Markets turn lower Wednesday • Animal-welfare news sways meat consumers • Visteon sees end to its bankruptcy • New BP chief plans upgrades     More News From ArcaMax Current News Entertainment News Business News Sports Political News Weird News Religious News Lifestyles

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