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  • Enterprise Holdings provides half of all car rentals in the $22 billion U.S. car rental market, and has a big lead over No. 2 Hertz Global Holdings Inc, even after that company buys Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group.

  • Oct 10- Hertz Global Holdings Inc:. *On October 9, Hertz Corp entered into incremental commitment amendment to March 2011 credit agreement. *Incremental commitment amendment for commitments for $750 million of incremental term loans- SEC filing.

  • Park Ridge, N.J.- based Hertz is in the process of acquiring Tulsa, Okla.- based Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc. for $87.50 per share, or about $2.3 billion. The offer, which was previously set to expire on Friday, will now expire on Oct. 22, Hertz said. Hertz shares fell 2 cents to $14.54 in midday trading Friday.

  • Oct 1- Hertz Global Holdings Inc:.

  • Oct 1- Standard& Poor's Ratings Services said today that it has assigned its' B' issue-level rating to HDTFS Inc.' s $600 million senior notes due 2020 and $600 million senior notes due 2022, and then placed both ratings on CreditWatch with negative implications.

  • Hertz said it plans to use the offering's proceeds to finance part of its tender offer for Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc.' s shares and refinance some of that company's existing debt. In August, Park Ridge, N.J.- based Hertz reached a deal to buy Tulsa, Okla.- based Dollar Thrifty for $87.50 per share, or about $2.3 billion.

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  • Stocks ended mixed after moving between small gains and losses Tuesday, as investors kept their focus on developments in the euro zone and ahead of Alcoa's results, which marks the beginning of third-quarter earnings season.

  • It's down to...Slovakia? European stocks and U.S. shares slipped late morning on word the vote in Slovakia on approval of the European Financial Stability Facility expansion was looking a bit more doubtful.

  • Futures slipped Tuesday following a sharp rally in the previous session and as investors stayed cautious ahead of a key vote in Slovakia to expand the euro zone rescue fund.

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  • The private sector has walked away from Europe as sovereign credit erodes in the euro zone and piled into cash. Fixing the European crisis will take at least five to 10 years, said Larry Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock.