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DAVOS, SWITZERLAND -- With the economy taking center stage in the U.S. presidential campaign, Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner delivered an upbeat growth outlook Friday, but he warned that America's recovery could still be derailed by geopolitical and financial troubles abroad.

DAVOS, Switzerland With the economy taking center stage in the U.S. presidential campaign, Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner delivered an upbeat growth outlook Friday, but warned that America's recovery could still be derailed by geopolitical and financial troubles abroad.

Hypo Real Estate Holding, the lender nationalized by the German government, gave a similar outlook Friday, saying that rising loan loss provisions meant it did not "envisage a return to profitability before 2012".

Aptar Group put out a stinker of an outlook Friday.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Ford Motor raised its earnings outlook Friday, but 1,150 Jaguar employees likely aren't roaring with excitement.

In its outlook Tuesday, the fund's economists said Japan and China were facing major economic hurdles.

Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, will testify before the Joint Economic Committee about the economic outlook (Thursday).

(AP) — Circuit City Stores posted a wider quarterly loss and withdrew its fiscal 2009 outlook Monday amid sluggish sales, poor traffic and heightened competition.

HONG KONG — The International Monetary Fund raised its outlook Thursday for growth in Asia for this year and next, reflecting the region's rapid rebound from the depths of the global downturn in recent months.

Aetna became the latest managed-care provider to reassure Wall Street with a solid second quarter, when it reported a 6percentt profit increase and reaffirmed its 2008 outlook Thursday.

SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 6 (AP) — Palm, the maker of smartphones, lowered its second-quarter outlook Thursday and said it would swing to a wider-than-expected loss, blaming the delay of a product release for the sales shortfall.