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A student loan provider under the wing of the education ministry plans to report delinquent borrowers to a bureau that logs consumer credit histories, a move that may make it difficult for them to access bank loans or use credit cards, sources said Friday. To stem the growing number of overdue payments, the Japan Student Services Organization plans by year’s end to join the bureau, which counts …

Airport officials investigate reports of identity theft (The Tennessean)
Authorities at the Nashville International Airport are investigating reports that people who have used their credit card at the airport had their information stolen.

Credit quality continues slide in third quarter: Moody s (Investment Executive)
Global credit quality continued its negative trajectory in the third quarter, reports Moody s Investors Service. The upgrade-downgrade ratio fell to 0.24 in the quarter, it reported. Also, the number of rated issuers on review for downgrade doubled in the third quarter.

Group 1 Automotive Reports on Profit Impacts from Aftermath of Hurricanes and U.S. Consumer Credit Issues (Finanzen.net)
Group 1 Automotive, Inc. (NYSE:GPI), a Fortune 500 automotive retailer, today reported that its September sales and third-quarter profits …

Group 1 Automotive Reports on Profit Impacts from Aftermath of Hurricanes and U.S. Consumer Credit Issues (wallstreet:online AG)
Group 1 Automotive, Inc. (NYSE:GPI), a Fortune 500 automotive retailer, today reported that its September

Pressure is on G7 leaders; reports suggest new options (USA Today)
Representatives of the world’s leading economies confronted a financial shambles Friday as they gathered in Washington with panic selling in stock markets, credit frozen solid and the world teetering on the brink of recession.

GM, Chrysler in Merger Talks – Reports (Fox News)
General Motors and privately-held Chrysler, two of the most iconic names in American industry, are in preliminary talks about a possible merger, according to reports in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.