Tuesday's Top News Headlines
Here are today's top news headlines from Fool.com. Check back throughout the day as this list is updated, and follow us on Twitter at TMFBreaking.
Dow Futures Rise as Amazon Goes on a Hiring Spree
Southwest Airlines Begins Work on First International Terminal
Government Shutdown Begins; Obamacare Not Stopped
What's Changing -- and What's Not -- in a Shutdown
AT&T to Introduce Fiber Internet to Austin Ahead of Google
BMW Recalls 176,000 Vehicles Over Power Brake Issue
Wearable Tech Conference Buzzes With Ideas
Scribd, HarperCollins Offer e-Book Subscriptions
World Stocks Rise Despite U.S. Government Shutdown
GM, Toyota Sales Fall in September; Ford Sees Increase
Wal-Mart Opening 2 New Centers for Shipping Online Orders
Markit: Manufacturing Growth Slows to 3-Month Low
Raytheon Wins $267 Million for Radar Systems Defense Contracts
ISM: Manufacturing Rises in September
IBM to Acquire Customer Analytics Provider The Now Factory
Obama: Launch of Insurance Exchanges Is "Historic"
Chrysler Recalling 142,000 Pickups, SUVs for Software Issue
This Deal Did Get Done by Midnight
Amazon's Bezos Completes "Washington Post" Purchase
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