Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Malaysia’s central bank may refrain from raising interest rates today, keeping borrowing costs at a record low to support the country’s economic recovery. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

Is a continued weakening in the dollar in the first half of 2010 a fait accompli? Not so fast. Full Article at Blogging Stocks

of the nation, with a 1.6 percent gain from the month before. Compared with October 2008, though, sales were up 12 percent. Nationwide, sales were 23.5 percent higher year over year. Today: HP's profit rises, but sales fall. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News

Ira Stoll, Future of Capitalism: The New York state attorney general, Andrew Cuomo, won't accept campaign contributions from people with matters before his office. Full Article at Overlawyered

T oday's top stories from Report on Business : Canadians still shopping Retail sales rose a 1 per cent in September as Canadians flocked to supermarkets, book stores and car dealers, suggesting consumers are helping lift the economy out of recession. Full Article at Globe and Mail

Bank of America Corp (NYSE: BAC) directors are finding it difficult to meet a Thanksgiving deadline, according to media reports. TryPennyStocks, a leading financial publication, is pleased to alert investors of stocks on the move. Full Article at TransWorldNews