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  • Reuters Global News
    • Mid caps to post worst week in 8 months
    • Historic Facebook debut falls flat
    • Social media stocks hammered as Facebook debuts
    • Intelsat Global files for $1.75 billion IPO
    • AIG shares fall back below government breakeven price
    • Gap raises profit outlook, shares rise
    • Marvell outlook shines on China smartphone demand
    • Carl's Jr restaurant operator CKE Inc files for $100 million IPO
    • Burkle funds distributing some Barnes & Noble stock
    • MGIC sues Freddie Mac in insurance dispute
    • Facebook's debut is modest, high volumes cause problems
    • Zynga shares halted twice in volatile trade
    • Yahoo shares climb on report Alibaba deal near
    • Shoe retailers to benefit from tight inventory control
  • BusinessWeek Bloomberg Investing News
    • The Developer Behind a $90 Million Penthouse
    • Epic Tech IPOs: Triumphs, a Travesty, and a Tragedy
    • Fewer Stock Splits, Record Share Prices
    • Mark Walter, the Moneyman Behind the Dodgers Deal
    • Lessons From a Hedge Fund Conference
    • Why Warren Buffett Really Likes Newspapers
    • Facebookmania Begins
    • Nine Things You Should Know About Facebook's IPO
    • Taking a Whack at Romney's Private Equity Past
    • How JPMorgan Lost $2 Billion Without Really Trying
    • Why Foreign Banks Are Shunning American Millionaires
    • Is Facebook Sucking Oxygen Out of the IPO Market?
    • The Hubris of Jamie Dimon
    • Can Corporate America Ever Be Cured?
    • Assessing the Odds of a Greek Euro Exit
    • Unlocking the Crude Oil Bottleneck at Cushing
    • Trading Loss Haunts Dimon at JPMorgan Chase's Annual Meeting
    • How Did the Original J.P. Morgan Do It?
    • Another Woman Loses a Top Spot on Wall Street
    • We Review the Facebook Roadshow Movie
    • Yes, Germany Might Boost Inflation. Here's How
    • Bank-Loan Funds: A Risky Reach for Yield
    • States Borrow to Cover Pension Fund Shortfalls
    • London's Russian IPOs
    • Debit Overdraft Fees Still Confound Consumers, Survey Finds
    • Bloomberg View: Paul Ryan and Paul Volcker
    • JPMorgan's Big Loss: Volcker's Not So Dumb After All
    • Jeffrey Gundlach, Bond Savant
    • Homeownership: Back to the Mean
    • Green Mountain Coffee: A Giddy Win for Short-Sellers
    • Housing Bottom? Fannie Mae Won't Seek Tax Dollars
    • Where Has All the Stock Trading Gone?
    • A Heady Time for Muni Bonds
    • Why Dan Loeb Loves Yahoo's Résumé-Gate
    • A Family's Struggle to Keep, Then Sell, Its Home
    • The Left and the Right Take Aim at the Fed
    • Record Art Sale Boosts Orders for 'The Scream' Poster
    • Your Facebook IPO Weekend Reading List
    • Tumbling Homeownership Marks a Return to Normal
    • Gainfully Consumed
    • Wells Fargo: King of Mortgages
    • Pimco: Totally Returned
    • One World Trade Center Rises, Along With Its Rents
    • Mutual Funds Confront Not-Quite-as-Dumb Money
    • When Cupcakes Are the Enemy of Schoolkids
    • Trouble for China's Foreign IPOs
    • The Fuzzy Math in Financial Aid Offers
    • Recovery Comes Slowly for Madoff Victims
    • Tumbling Home Ownership Marks a Return to Normal
    • LightSquared: Phil Falcone's Dream Fades
    • Community Banks Dodge Swipe-Fee Bullet, for Now
    • Groupon, the Deal That Keeps Getting Cheaper
    • Enemy of My Enemy: Microsoft Hearts Barnes & Noble
    • Rediscovering the Philippines
    • Why the Amazon Naysayers Should Be Scared
    • Bill Ackman on Seeking a New CEO at Canadian Pacific
    • Rise of the Barter Economy
    • China Gambles on Affordable Housing
    • A Tax Windfall From the Housing Bust
    • Wall Street's Favorite Democrat
    • Consumer Protection Faces a 'Tsunami' in Court
    • Why Lower Natural Gas Prices Help the U.S. Only a Little
    • Will Crowdfunding Beget Crowdfrauding?
    • Japan's Stock Market Signals Better Times
    • Fannie Mae's Former Chief Fights to Clear His Name
    • The Fed's Transparency Is Breeding Confusion
    • AIG May Not Be as Healthy as It Looks
    • No More Junk in Ford's Trunk
    • E.F. Hutton Gets Its Voice Back
    • The Global Dealmaking Slump Continues
    • Why Half the World Doesn't Have Bank Accounts
    • Britain's Future May Be Darker Than People Think
    • Why Hasn't the Euro Fallen More in the Crisis?
    • The Folks Who Called Apple's Big Quarter
    • How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich
    • How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich
    • Estimize, a Crowd That Beats the Street
    • Record Euro Zone Debt Makes the Crisis Messier
    • High-Speed Trading: My Laser Is Faster Than Your Laser
    • How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich
    • Tom Keene Talks to Economist Carl Weinberg
    • Why Obama's Crackdown on Oil Speculators Won't Work
    • High Oil Prices Cut the Cost of Natural Gas
    • British Speculators Place a Losing Bet
    • For London Developers, Light Is a Heavy Burden
    • A Bad Year for Pandit, Good for Everyone Else
    • Elpida Is the Apple of Global Tech's Eye
    • A Dodd-Frank Regulatory Exemption Grows by 7,900%
    • Bridging the News Industry's Digital Divide
    • The SEC: Outmanned, Outgunned, and On a Roll
    • France's Silicon Valley Wants Some Respect
    • A Lazard Banker Is the Greeks' Financial Goddess
    • Big Banks: Now Even Too Bigger to Fail
    • How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich
    • How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich
    • Daily Stock Market Affirmations: It's Not All Apple
    • $1,000 and a Click: Buying Stock the Crowdfunding Way
    • Housing Data Disappoint ... Again
    • Argentina Tries the Chávez Way
    • On Jobs Day, TV Reporters Can't Move a Muscle
    • How to Play the Home Price/Rent Gap
    • How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used By the Rich
    • How to Make Money in Stocks Without Paying Taxes
    • Following Other People's Stock Picks Just Got Easier
    • A History Lesson as Canada Tries to Digitize Coins
    • Apple's Stock Stumbles Ahead of Earnings
    • Tom Keene Talks to Harris Associates' David Herro
    • How to Sell an Island: Chris Krolow
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    • The Building Boom That's Sinking Stockton
    • Milwaukee: America's Mutual Fund Mecca
    • A Death Sentence Puts Shadow Banking on Trial
    • Gene Munster Says Apple Is Going to $1,000
    • In Lucky Housing Markets, Bidding Wars Are Back
    • Apple and the Revenge of the Phone Carriers
    • The IPO Market: More Deals, Smaller Prices
    • AOL and the Case Against Efficient Market Theory
    • How to Play the Market: Irving Kahn
    • Why Gasoline Isn't $4 Per Gallon Nationally
    • Tumi: An Armor-Plated Suitcase and IPO?
    • To QE3 or Not to QE3?
    • What Wall Street Sees in the Yellow Pages
    • Bloomberg View: Too Much Bank Oversight Is Better Than None
    • Goldman Alumni Falter in Stormy Markets
    • Book Review: 'Inequality and Instability,' by James K. Galbraith
    • China's $50 Billion Opportunity for Auto Insurers
    • A Two-Euro Plan to Break Up the Euro Zone
    • Bond Investors Get the Jailhouse Blues
    • The People vs. the IRS
    • Why Europe's Tech Firms ♥ New York
    • The Confusion Over Stock Dividends
    • Burger King Returns to the Market: Flip, Rinse, Repeat
    • Companies May Finally Be Starting to Spend That Cash
    • For Investors, a Little-Known Alternative to Groupon
    • Unscramble the Euro Omelet. Win $400,000!
    • SecondMarket Cuts Staff to Prepare for Post-Facebook Reality
    • How Long Will Markets Stay Calm?
    • Alaska's Answer to the Dreaded Resource Curse
    • Stocks: The Likelihood of Yet Another Spring Slide
    • Why the U.S. Penny Won't Die Like Canada's Just Did
    • Why Canada's Austerity Isn't a Good Example for U.S.
    • Best Buy's Amazonian Nightmare
    • How Payday Lenders (Quietly) Donate to Campaigns
    • Stock Trading Is About to Get 5.2 Milliseconds Faster
    • Pimco and Invesco Try to Build a Better Retirement Fund
    • Living Large at Deutsche Bank
    • Facebook's IPO Passes a Hurdle
    • The Dodgers Will Need Some Magic
    • Baltimore Might Sell Historic Landmarks to Raise Money
    • Student Debt, the New Home Equity Loan
    • Professor Bernanke Explains the Trouble With Gold
    • Hedge Funds Pile Into Stocks After Missing Rally
    • A Not-So-Random Call For a Bull Market
    • The Bats Affair: When Machines Humiliate Their Masters
    • Bats: The Epic Fail of the Worst IPO Ever
    • Larry Fink on Guiding BlackRock Through the Financial Crisis
    • Whistle-Blower Lynn Szymoniak Beats the Banks
    • The Golden Allure of the Yellow Pages
    • Charlie Rose Talks to Stephen Roach
    • Tom Keene Talks to Columbia's Robert Mundell
    • Fracking Fluid Soaks Ohio
    • Daniel Tarullo, a Fed Regulator Who Actually Regulates
    • From IndyMac to OneWest: Steven Mnuchin's Big Score
    • Climate Corp. Updates Crop Insurance via High Tech
    • Fnuky's Bawdy, Laid-Back Headquarters
    • Cambodia Gets Ready to Open Its Stock Exchange
    • Real Estate Investors See the Green in Golf Courses
    • Foreclosures Still Haunt the Housing Market
    • Wall Street's Lacrosse Mafia
    • Salt Lake City's Lure
    • As the Times Raises Its Pay Wall, Other Papers Feel Left Out
    • Who Says Rising Rates Are Bad for Stocks?
    • The Gold Rorschach Test
    • Apartment Nation: Trend to Multi-Family Housing Continues
    • Regulators Are Slow to Act on Speed Traders
    • Little League Team's Unlikely Hero
    • Tax Code Could Bring More Pain to Private Equity
    • What is Greg Smith Really Like?
    • Apple Finds Best Place to Put Its Cash: Apple Shares
    • When Irish Eyes Are Hopeful
    • Carlyle's Owners Get a Pre-IPO Payday
    • JPMorgan Cracks the Mutual Fund Top 10
    • IBM on a Mission to Save the Planet
    • Versailles, the Would-Be Biggest House in America
    • Apple Goes From $500 to $600 in a Month
    • Charlie Rose Talks to George Osborne
    • Iran's Sanctions Payoff: Real Estate Is Hot
    • Growth in the 'Sand States'
    • Acapulco, Another Mexican Drug War Casualty
    • What Greece Can Learn From Argentina's Default
    • Funds Hope to Cash In on Japanese Cuisine
    • Shedding Light on Prepaid Debit-Card Fees
    • New York's Low Bonuses May Signal Lower Condo Prices
    • Goldman's Double Game
    • China's Local Debt Is No Problem, Wen Says
    • Goldman Sachs Response to Greg Smith's Op-Ed
    • Goodbye to Goldman: Will Blankfein Be Next?
    • Is Warm Weather Putting a False Shine on the Economy?
    • Credit-Card Debts Got 'Robo Signers,' Too
    • Highway Bill Would Let Companies Slash Pension Payments
    • The Fender IPO Could Add Cool to Your Portfolio
    • China's Big Trade Deficit May Kill Yuan Appreciation
    • Apple Woulda-Coulda Had the Dow at 15,290
    • Facebook's Payment Whales
    • The Housing Market Lives! Finally. Maybe
    • Money Funds Face Off Over the $1 Share Price
    • Facebook's Missing Millionaires
    • Ranchers Tell Keystone: Not Under My Backyard
    • Gas Prices: How Real Is the Damage?
    • Tom Keene Talks to RBC Wealth Management's John Taft
    • Shaky Banks Still Haunt the Bailout
    • You Missed the Epic Bull Market. You're Not Alone
    • Social Entrepreneurship: Why Mentors Matter
    • The Bull Market Turns Three. Where's the Party?
    • SecondMarket's Second Act: Community Banks?
    • Student Loan Delinquencies Are Worse Than You Think
    • Have Oil Speculators Already Priced In War With Iran?
    • Goldman's Dubious Deals: Is This 'God's Work'?
    • Goldman Sachs: Social Security and Medicare Are 'Weaker' Promises Than Debt
    • BlackRock's Money-Market Stance Shows the Smart Way to Lobby
    • Alone in a Crowd: How Crowdfunding Could Strand Startups
    • Friday's Jobs Report: The High and Low Predictions
    • Wind-Power Market Blows Cold
    • Why Oil Stocks Can't Protect You From Gas Hikes
    • London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
    • Cigarettes: The Most Stable International Currency
    • When a Falling Jobless Rate Is Bad News
    • Tom Keene Talks to Charles Wyplosz
    • East Coast Gas Squeeze Expected
    • A Must-Read for Venezuelan Bond Traders
    • Foreign Buyers Heat Up Miami's Condo Market
    • Banks Benefit From Fighting Nursing-Home Crime
    • Clipping Coupons on Wall Street
    • Companies Get Caught in the Pension Vise
    • This Bull Market Has Serious Self-Esteem Issues
    • The Lone Tweeter of Deutsche Bank
    • Why Muni Investors Aren't Sweating Over Stockton
    • 14% Reduction in Wall Street Bonuses
    • Gold Plunges as Fed Gives No Signs of New Stimulus
    • Lehman Reduces Bermuda Unit’s Bankruptcy Claim to $1 Billion
    • AIG Progress Reflects a ‘Certain Stubbornness,’ CEO Says
    • Nuclear-Free Summer Looming Over Japan’s West Is Growth Risk
    • Platinum and Gold Forecasts for 2015
    • The Iconic Empire State Building
    • AIJ Suspension Undermines Japan Pensions Hedge Fund Appetite
    • Dan Zwirn, the Man Who Fell to Earth
    • Confessions of a Reformed Stockbroker
    • Beiersdorfer Urges End to Fracking `Madness'
    • U.S. Stocks Decline as Ben Bernanke Damps Economic Stimulus Bets
    • Should Financial Products Be Regulated Like Drugs?
    • Prices At The Pump Up 10% From a Year Ago
    • Steven Chu Is Looking for Suitors for Energy Startups
    • Germany’s Jobless Rate Remains at Lowest in Two Decades: Economy
    • JPMorgan’s Dimon Assails Newspaper Pay Levels in Bank’s Defense
    • Fed Says U.S. Economy Expanded at ‘Modest to Moderate’ Pace
    • The Warren Buffett Haters Club
    • NBA Players Shower Obama with Money—While the NFL Writes Checks to the GOP
    • Warren Buffett Chose a Favorite, Not a Successor
    • Neologism Alert: "Symblomatic" (Orig. Donald Trump)
    • Wealthy More Likely to Lie, Cheat
    • A Ponzi Scheme That Never Gets Dull
    • JPMorgan Sees Clients With Less Than $100,000 Unprofitable
    • Anti-Crime Loans Buy Seniors Karaoke as 250 Banks Reap Credit
    • 'Gordon Gekko' Helps FBI Fight Insider Trading
    • EIB Said to Share Central Bank’s Greek Writedown Exemption
    • S&P 500 Poised for Longest Rally in One Month on Economic Data
    • Student Debt Is Stifling Home Sales
    • Risk On: Was 2008 Just a Bad Dream?
    • Do Tax Breaks Help Manufacturers?
    • Citigroup Hacked by Cyber Attackers
    • JetBlue by the Numbers
    • Ex-FDIC's Isaace on Romney Tax Plan
    • Buffett Says Energy Future Bet at Risk of Being Wiped Out
    • Bullish Futures Exceed 1 Million First Time in 2012: Commodities
    • What It Takes to Kill a Regulation
    • Romney Job Creation Claims Come Under Scrutiny
    • Should We Abolish the Corporate Income Tax?
    • NBA Players Shower Obama with Money--While the NFL Writes Checks to the GOP
    • Merrill Lynch Advisers Can Sue as a Group, Court Rules
    • AmEx Faces U.S. Enforcement Action on Credit-Card Late Fees
    • Angry About High Gas Prices? Blame Shuttered Oil Refineries
    • For Sale: The London Metal Exchange?
    • Israel's Surprisingly Stable Stocks
    • Your Very Own Floating Bond-Villain Lair
    • Oscar's Eight Most-Wicked Business Characters Ever
    • Steven Cohen Snaps Up Mets Share. What's His Game?
    • Garmin Finds a New Direction
    • Nobody Wants TMX With 198% Return on Maple Acquisition: Real M&A
    • G-20 Fails to Rally to Europe’s Side as Germany Snubbed on IMF
    • SEC Reviewing Trading Practices After Shift to Automation
    • Apple Says No to a Stock Split
    • His Airness, Michael Jordan, Is Still Flying High
    • Bankers Warn G-20 Officials Over Risks of Financial Regulations
    • Taking Money from the Super-Rich, and Hating It
    • Dow 13,000? Thank Democrats
    • Vivus Shares Double After FDA Backs Diet Drug
    • China's Savers Wise Up to Above-Market Rates
    • Prime Time for Telecom Takeovers
    • Goldman vs. the Programmer: Bad News All Around
    • Overdraft Fees Under Fire
    • Citigroup to Exit India’s HDFC With $2.1 Billion Stake Sale
    • India Said to Propose BRICS Bank to Fund Emerging Nations
    • CFTC Votes to Re-Propose Dodd-Frank Block Trade Regulation
    • The Unlikely Benefactor Keeping Downton Abbey Afloat
    • Jobless Claims in U.S. Hold at Four-Year Low: Economy
    • Loyalty to the European Union, Never Strong, Is Fading Fast
    • Why Facebook Must Stay Quiet
    • China's Pledge to Support Europe: Reading the Tea Leaves
    • Dow 13,000 Is a Pity Party for Battered Investors
    • DNA in Play as Life Technologies Joins Illumina Watch: Real M&A
    • Pimco Said to Quit Trade Group After Mortgage-Deal Silence
    • Construction Jobs Rebound Amid U.S. Home Remodeling Pick-Up
    • Greek Bailout `Buys Time' for EU, Papasavvas Says
    • Riverstone Said to Approach $3 Billion on Post-Carlyle Fund
    • Insurer Fidelity National Enters the Restaurant Business
    • Why Toxic Debt Looks a Lot Less Toxic
    • Is Japan's Global Creditor Status at Risk?
    • Barack Obama, "Greatest Gun Salesman in America"
    • 'PayPal Mafia' Gets Richer
    • Greek Rescue in Prospect as Ministers Meet
    • Adidas CEO Says Knicks' Lin Has Superstar Potential
    • UBS Turning Whistleblower in Libor Probe Puts Pressure on Rivals
    • URS to Buy Flint for $1.26 Billion to Gain Oil, Gas Projects
    • Dow 13,000 is a Pity Party for Battered Investors
    • Margins Improve at U.S. Companies as Wages Lag Behind: Economy
    • U.S. Stocks Rise as S&P 500 Tops Highest Close Since June 2008
    • Greece Moves to Second Bailout as Default Risk Spooks Europe
    • U.S. Stock Futures Rise as China Cuts Reserve Ratio for Lenders
    • Vietnamese Stocks May Rally as Inflation Eases, Dragon Says
    • Misys Gets Rival Takeover Offer From Vista; Shares Advance
    • Icelandic Anger Brings Debt Forgiveness in Best Recovery Story
    • Asian Stocks Advance for Second Day as China Cuts Reserve Ratio
    • U.S. Stocks Advance as S&P 500 Nears Highest Level Since 2008
    • Five Reasons Europe Looks Less Disastrous
    • Japan, China to Help Europe Solve Crisis Via IMF, Azumi Says
    • Another Black Eye for UBS
    • Is Capital Fleeing China?
    • America's Blue Collar Nostalgia Masks Future Challenges
    • U.S. Payroll Tax Holiday, Money Market Funds Rules
    • The Questionable Economics of the Keystone XL Pipeline
    • Greek Bailout Edges Nearer After Germany Signals Backing
    • China Cuts Bank Reserve Requirements With Export Outlook ‘Grim’
    • Inflation Is Still Too Low
    • Bank of America: Back from the Dead or Still a Zombie?
    • Why Credit Ratings Matter
    • U.K. Retail Sales Unexpectedly Increased in January: Economy
    • Small Hedge Funds Draw Investments as Bigger Rivals Stumble
    • Record Profits, But Still Mixed Success at GM
    • Merger Lawsuits Yield Cash for Lawyers, Zero for You
    • One Wall Street Sage Who Got it Right
    • More Financial Whistleblowing Is On the Way
    • Current Offer for Billabong May Be `Sidelined'
    • European Stocks Climb to Six-Month High; SocGen, Lafarge Rally
    • D.R. Horton Says Loan Applicants’ Personal Data Was Compromised
    • Former Olympus CEO 'Bad Guys Held to Account'
    • Kenny Says Ireland Won't Seek 'Any Writedown' on Debt
    • Bitcoin Exchange Shuttered; Nerds Rattled
    • WaMu Bankruptcy Judge to Approve $7 Billion Reorganization
    • JPMorgan’s MF Global Account Not Client Money, Trustee Says
    • Buffett's New Stock Picks
    • Iran TV Says No More Oil for Europe
    • Is Any CEO Worth $189,000 Per Hour?
    • What Crashed CME's Oil Trading Platform?
    • The Hedge Fund Manager's Gift to Obama
    • Man Bites Dog: Bank of Japan Wants More Inflation
    • Morgan Stanley’s Roach Retiring to Focus on Scholarly Work
    • Goldman Sachs Analyst Inquiry Said to Show U.S. Focus on Taiwan
    • States Already Taking Foreclosure Settlement Funds for Budget Gaps
    • Santorum's Tax Rate More Than Double of Romney's
    • Jobless Claims in U.S. Fall to Four-Year Low
    • Travelers Workforce Drops by 1,400 as Insurer’s Profit Slumps
    • AIG’s ILFC Said to Set Rate on $900 Million Loan to Repay Debt
    • 'Linsanity' Strikes Wall Street
    • Romney Loves Detroit, Just Not the UAW
    • Buffett's Berkshire Adds DirectTV, Liberty Media
    • China's Yuan Won't Dethrone Dollar Anytime Soon
    • Moody's Zandi Opposes Volcker Rule
    • TurboTax Goes Live to Lure Customers
    • China to Get ‘More Involved’ in Europe Rescue, Hold Euros
    • Levin Bill to Raise Carried-Interest Tax Rate
    • Rising Gas Prices: Not Demand Driven
    • Occupy the SEC Weighs In on the Volcker Rule
    • Kelleher Says Volcker Rule Misperceives How Market Makers Profit
    • Factories Churning Out More Goods Buoy U.S. Expansion: Economy
    • S&P 500 Erases Gain as Apple Shares Reverse 3.3% Advance
    • World Bank President Zoellick to Step Down When Term Ends
    • Buyout Firms' New Image Problem: Mitt
    • Regulations Create Jobs, Too
    • Private Equity Profits Fall
    • Deutsche Bank Said to Settle Kirch Case for About $1 Billion
    • SEC Backs Away From Real-Time Data in Market Tracking System
    • High-Frequency Traders May Win EU Reprieve
    • Greek Austerity Bill Unlikely to Prevent Default
    • Cioffi, Tannin to Pay $1.05 Million to Settle SEC Lawsuit
    • Florida Homeowners Scorn Bank Deal
    • Bernanke Says Housing Hurts Fed Efforts on Economy
    • Fed Plays Favorites in Secret Bond Deals
    • Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Find Me a Match
    • Keene Insights: Housing Market Frustrations
    • Consumer Sentiment in U.S. Falls More Than Forecast: Economy
    • Rajoy Tackles Spain 23% Jobless in ‘Litmus Test’ of Resolve
    • Housing Curbs Fed Efforts to Boost Growth
    • Gross Buys Treasuries Buffett calls ‘Dangerous’
    • Barclays Cuts Bonuses at Investment Bank as Profit Shrinks
    • S&P Downgrades 34 Italian Banks After Reducing Nation’s Rating
    • The Beltway Insider Trying for a Greek Deal
    • The Ultimate Guide to Facebook's IPO
    • Pension Funds Get Queasy over Private Equity
    • MF Global's Collapse Has Ranchers Steamed
    • Eurozone Finance Ministers Get Tough On Greece
    • RBA May Cut Interest Rates in March, ANZ Says
    • Foreclosure Deal Will Spur Home Seizures
    • BofA Faulted by U.S. Senator Boxer for Refinancing Delays
    • `Fairly Bullish' on Stocks, AMP Capital Says
    • SEC Relents on Live Data in Tracking System
    • Top Colombian Gainer Helm Says Takeover Approaches Rejected
    • High-Frequency Traders May Win Reprieve in Flash-Crash Rule
    • China January Lending Grew Less Than Estimated Amid Holiday
    • China Imports Slump More Than Forecast, New Loans Slow: Economy
    • Banks Face More Costs After $25B Deal
    • A Solution to the Housing Crisis Could Be at Hand
    • Buffalo Wild Wings Goes Wild
    • Employment Gains as America Ages
    • Facebook's Road to IPO
    • Bad Home Loans Top $72B for Banks
    • Buffett Says Bonds Among 'Most Dangerous of Assets'
    • U.S. Seeks to Ease Offshore Bank Compliance Rules
    • U.S. Stocks Advance as Greek Leaders Agree on Austerity Measures
    • Incredible Shrinking Bankers at Davos Humbler Amid Austerity
    • Davos Women Minority as Sandberg Shares With Bossy Girls
    • KKR Profit Declines 68% as Market Erodes Investment Income
    • BlackRock's Fink Says `Be 100% in Equities'
    • 2/7: Today's Top Ten Most Important Stocks
    • Bernanke's Own Words on U.S. Economy, Labor Market
    • California, N.Y. Among Mortgage Deal Holdouts
    • Calif., NY Among Mortgage Deal Holdouts
    • Tax Chief Slows Plan to Change Inherited IRAs
    • Banks Offering Cash to Avoid Foreclosures
    • Lobbyists Protect Romney’s Tax Rate
    • U.S. Stocks Little Changed as Investors Watch Greek Negotiations
    • Americans Gaining Energy Independence With U.S. as Top Producer
    • Portugal as Greece Prods ECB to Halt Contagion Buoying Bulls
    • BofA Puts Off Refinancing Clients
    • Raiffeisen Said to Revisit $1.3 Billion Sale as Shares Rise
    • Homebuilder Sales May Disappoint: Raymond James
    • Tech Stocks Apple, Netflix Outperform
    • Banker Pay Cuts, Shrinking Bonuses
    • Stocks Deemed Scary in Rising Market
    • Facebook Governance Challenged by Pension Fund
    • The Hunt for Lost Workers
    • Why Obama's Mortgage Plan is Not a Flotation Device
    • Job Openings in U.S. Rise by the Most in Almost a Year: Economy
    • Goldman Sachs Acquires Dwight Asset Management From Old Mutual
    • Dow Average Rises Toward Highest Level Since 2008 on Greek Talks
    • JPMorgan to Pay $110 Million in Overdraft Fee Case
    • European Stocks Fall as German Bonds Rise on Greek Debt Talks
    • The Quants Predict a Patriots Win
    • Landlords in Pinstripes
    • The Hidden Burden of Low Interest Rates
    • Bernanke's Own Words on Interest Rates
    • Europe Debt Crisis, Investment Strategy
    • Stocks Fall, Euro Weakens Amid Greek Discussions; Copper Drops
    • U.S. Stocks Decline Amid Concern About Greek Debt Negotiations
    • Brokerage Firms Closing Shop Amid Trading Slump
    • Big Year for Tech Mergers
    • Funds Underestimating EU’s Will to Force Greek Losses
    • Fidelity National Seeks Restaurants as Insurance Focus Narrows
    • Treasuries Fall as Job Gains Cast Doubt on Fed’s Low-Rate Policy
    • Breadth of U.S. Payroll Gains Adds Heft to Job Market Recovery
    • American Apparel, Micron, MetLife, TiVo: U.S. Equity Preview
    • The Parent Trap: College Tuition Debt
    • China's State Capitalism Trap
    • Funding Your College Education
    • China’s Premier Suggests Euro Bailout Help
    • Spain Coaxes Banks to Merge With Extra Time to Purge Losses
    • Ex-Credit Suisse CDO Chief Surprised Charges, His Lawyer Says
    • Creutz, Kedrosky Discuss Zynga-Facebook Relations
    • Economy of the Super Bowl: Insight Into Advertising
    • Romney’s ‘Very Poor’ at Highest in 35 Years as Safety Gaps Grow
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    • Phoenix Housing Prices Rise as Bargains Dry Up
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    • Sarkozy Says EU downgrade 'Changes Nothing'
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    • China Growth Far From Hard Landing, Goldman’s O’Neill Says
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    • RBS Said to Be Close to Sale of Aviation Unit to Sumitomo Mitsui
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    • Ma Vote Seen Boosting Taiwan Markets as Baer May Upgrade
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    • France Loses AAA Status as S&P Wields Ax on Debt Ratings
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    • Draghi Says Weaponry Working After ECB Postpones ‘Armageddon’
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    • Wall Street Said to Weigh Junior Banker Pay Freeze
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    • Romney Beating Obama May Buoy Banks, FBR’S Miller Says
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    • Opportunity in China Real Estate Stocks, UBS Says
    • Hildebrand Resigns After Franc Trade Controversy
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    • European Stocks Rise as Alcoa Posts Results; BHP, Carmakers Gain
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    • Franc Test Looms for Jordan in Race to Replace Hildebrand
    • Washington Wades Deeper into Housing
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    • Australia’s Stalling Retail Sales Spur Rate-Cut Bets: Economy
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    • Fed Should Fine Mortgage Servicers That Broke Law, Raskin Says
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    • S&P 500 Valuations Below Recessions Since ‘57 as Estimates Drop
    • Groupon's Stumbles May Force Company to Pare Back Size of IPO
    • Columbia Professors Face New Disclosure Rules
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    • Gross Says Recession Risk Overtaking New Normal Forecast
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    • Mortgage Rates Hit All-Time Low
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    • Cuggino Tops Rivals With Lessons of 1970s
    • BofA Said to Keep Bankruptcy as Option for Countrywide Unit
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    • Cutting Gundlach ‘Cancer’ at TCW Followed a Decade of Tensions
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    • Deposits Flee from Europe's Banks
    • Goldman Names Avanessians to Run Quant Funds, Hires Hua
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    • Stocks Advance on Europe Debt Optimism; Treasuries Pare Losses
    • European Stocks Gain for Second Day on China Support Speculation
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    • Bearish Hedge Fund Bets May Send U.S. Stocks Lower, Bartels Says
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    • RBS Leads European Banks Lower After U.S. Mortgage Lawsuit
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    • Banks Can't Handle Mortgage Refinancing Boom
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    • Goldman Trader Tourre Says Abacus Deal Done by Jersey Firms
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    • U.S. Economy: Surprise Factory Growth Eases Recession Concern
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    • Irish Business Battle Turns Violent
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    • Goldman Sachs Cuts U.S. August Payroll Forecast to 25,000 Gain
    • Credit-Card Gripes Stop Short
    • Home Prices May Be Stabilizing
    • Wealthy Use Auctions to Sell Mansions
    • European Stocks Gain After Fed Minutes, Trimming Monthly Slide
    • U.S. Stocks Rally as Dow Erases 2011 Loss on Economic Reports
    • Tampa Water Sells $129 Million as Issues Languish: Muni Credit
    • Gross: Invest in Brazil, Mexico
    • Mutual Funds May Face Curbs on Derivatives to Boost Returns
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    • U.S. Stocks Erase Losses as Boeing, Caterpillar Rise Most in Dow
    • European Economic Confidence Falls Most Since December 2008
    • EU Bank Group Seeks to Scale Back Basel Capital-Surcharge Plans
    • U.S. Economy: Confidence Slumps to Lowest Level Since 2009
    • U.S. No. 1 Home Seller in Glut
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    • Alpha to Acquire EFG Eurobank to Create Biggest Greek Lender
    • Europe Stocks Rise on U.S. Consumer Spending, Greek Bank Merger
    • U.S. Economy: Consumer Spending Increases More Than Forecast
    • S&P 500 at Reagan Recession Values After $2.3 Trillion Drop
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    • U.S. Stocks Rally Amid Optimism About Global Economic Recovery
    • A Weak Economy Takes the Air Out of Bank Earnings
    • One Hundred Years of Hurricanes
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    • Hedge Funds Boost Bullish Agriculture Bets as Yields May Slump
    • Bernanke Affirms Fed Still Has Tools
    • Citigroup Says Downtown New York Offices Are ‘Fully Functional’
    • Stock Exchanges Study Irene Damage as Brokers Anticipate Open
    • Buffett’s $7 Million Sacrifice Is Only a Start
    • Kroszner Previews Bernanke's Jackson Hole Speech
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    • S&P Prompts $1 Trillion Loss
    • U.S. Jobless Claims Rise, Propelled by Verizon
    • U.S. Stocks Jump as Treasuries Trim Gain After Bernanke’s Speech
    • U.S. Stocks Rally as Bernanke Signals Economy Doesn’t Need Aid
    • U.S. Economy: Recovery Sputters, Consumer Confidence Sinks
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    • Homeowner Associations Sue to Force Foreclosures
    • U.S. Banks Facing Main Street Squeeze as Economy Saps Earnings
    • Stocks Fall as DAX Sinks 4% in 15 Minutes; Dollar Index Surges
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    • U.S. Stocks Retreat After Germany’s DAX Plunges 4% in 15 Minutes
    • German Stocks Sink Amid Speculation of Extended Short-Sale Bans
    • For California Prison Doctors, Deficits Don't Bar Big Salary
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    • U.S. Stocks Pare Gains as Energy, Technology Companies Retreat
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    • Whitney Sees No BofA ‘Mad Dash’ to Raise Capital: Tom Keene
    • U.S. Stocks Pare Gains as Gold Plunges, Dollar Index Advances
    • Fed Made State Street Profitable as Money-Fund Middleman
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    • Europe's Failure Haunts World Markets
    • Fed Gave Morgan Stanley $107 Billion
    • Stock Analysts Egregiously Bullish on Earnings
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    • European Stocks Rise for Second Day; UBS, Charter Lead Advance
    • BofA Has ‘No Reason’ to Raise Capital as Stock Falls, Bove Says
    • U.S. Stocks Advance Amid Fed Bets as ‘Problem’ Bank List Shrinks
    • Jackson Hole Bankers Reflect on QE2 Amid Stimulus Pressure
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    • U.S. Stocks Advance Amid Speculation Fed Will Stimulate Economy
    • Cerberus Kills Innkeepers Deal as Buyouts Show Signs of Stress
    • U.S. Stocks Rise on Expectations for Stimulus; Euro, Brent Drop
    • BofA Drops Most in S&P 500 on Status of China Construction Sale
    • Homebuyers Hunker Down
    • Hedge Funds Most Bearish Since July 2009
    • Secret to Productivity Found at Busy Auto Plant
    • Treasury Rally Pushes Yields to Record Lows on Slowing Economy
    • European Stocks Decline for Fourth Week; Carlsberg Shares Slump
    • Inflation Signs May Stall Fed Spurs
    • Global Bank Capital Regime at Risk as Regulators Spar Over Rules
    • Saudi Stocks Fall Most in Two Weeks on Global Recovery Concern
    • U.S. Stocks Post Biggest Retreat Since 2009
    • U.S. Auto Sales Estimates Dropping
    • U.S. Mortgage Rates Lowest Since 1950s
    • Fidelity: Panic Selling Burns 401(k) Savers
    • RIM Gains 100% in Sale Value on Google-Motorola Tie: Real M&A
    • Caisse de Depot Gains 3.6% on Private Equity, Real Estate
    • U.S. Stocks Little Changed Amid Economic Concern; Oil, Euro Rise
    • U.S. Stocks Are Little Changed Amid Economic Concern, Valuations
    • Biggs Says S&P May Be Bottoming, Priced for 15% Profit Drop
    • Kotlikoff: U.S. Government Merits a Junk Credit Rating
    • Paulsen Sees Second Half U.S. Growth Above 3%
    • Wells Fargo's Silvia Discusses Employment, Skills
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    • Obama Set to Package U.S. Jobs Stimulus With Bigger Deficit Cuts
    • Wealthy Take Estate-Tax Exemptions Beyond Grave Until 2013
    • No Double-Dip With U.S. Economy Punching Up Growth Figures
    • European Stocks Sink Most Since 2009 on Growth, Funding Concerns
    • Volatility Gauges Surge Worldwide Amid European Banking Concern
    • Dexia Leads Plunge in European Banks After Dollar Funding Report
    • Blinder on Fed Policy, Economy, QE3 Prospects
    • Futures on Germany’s DAX Tumble 100 Points in Two Seconds
    • Bove Says U.S. Banks May Have Enough Capital
    • BofA Said to Weigh Foreclosure Deal That Allows New York Probe
    • BofA May Sell Some Merrill Assets to Blackstone
    • Paulson, Soros Pared Financial Stocks Last Quarter Before Losses
    • U.S. Stocks Retreat as Dell’s Forecast Weighs on Technology
    • European Stocks Advance; Vestas Soars as Carlsberg Shares Plunge
    • U.S. Stocks Erase Gains as Dell Forecast Weighs on Technology
    • Big VIX Swings Prompt Record Redemptions in Barclays ETN
    • U.S. Stocks Fall as Technology Erases Rally; Commodities Gain
    • Market Downs S&P, Upgrades Treasuries
    • Fed Says Banks Eased Terms Amid More Lending Competition
    • Thiel's Clarium Fund Turns to Tech
    • Stop Tax Code Coddling of Billionaires, Buffett Says
    • Most European Stocks Retreat as Economic Growth Misses Estimates
    • D.E. Shaw Takes AIG Stake as Berkowitz Boosts Its Holding
    • U.S. Economy: Factory Production Climbs as Homebuilding Drops
    • U.S. Stocks Fall as Europe Slowdown Offsets Industrial Output
    • China Home Sales Skirt Policies With Fake Divorces, Attics
    • Margin Calls Push Leverage Down as S&P 500 Tumbles
    • U.S. Money Funds Shun Italian, Spanish Banks
    • Debt: The Forgiveness Fix
    • Faces of the Stock Market
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    • Goldman Sachs Sued Over ‘Junk’ Mortgage Securities by Allstate
    • TD Credit-Card Deal Caps $20 Billion in Canada Bank Purchases
    • Asia Stocks Gain as Buffett Buys on ‘Sale,’ Tech Rises on Google
    • Buffett's Berkshire Shares on 'Hold,' at Best
    • UniCredit Said to Be Merging Russian Securities Unit With Bank
    • Global Volatility Indexes Surge Amid Concern About World Economy
    • Old Mutual Says U.S. IPO ‘Unlikely’ to Happen By End 2012
    • Strategists Sticking With 17% S&P 500 Gain on Higher Profit
    • Paulson’s Biggest Fund Said Down 22% for Year
    • Unemployment at the Movies: 15 Films for Tough Times
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    • U.S. Credit-Rating Downgrade Prospects, Debt Deal
    • Gold Prices Will Reach $1,700 an Ounce
    • U.K. Housing Market `Solid,' Taylor Wimpey CEO Says
    • U.S. Economic Outlook, Credit Rating Downgrade
    • Credit-Rating Firms' Role in Sovereign Debt
    • Apple Juices Fidelity's Contrafund With 13% Return
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    • AIG Counts BlackRock, Franklin Among Top Holders
    • The U.S. Economy Feels the Pull of Gravity
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    • European Stocks Sink to One-Year Low; Xstrata, Vedanta Retreat
    • Glitch Halts Euronext Derivatives Trading, European Indexes
    • U.S. Stocks Fall as S&P 500 Posts Worst Slump Since March 2009
    • Trichet Says ECB Resumed Bond Buying as Debt Crisis Spreads
    • VeriFone Cleared to Buy Hypercom in Settlement With U.S.
    • Oil Wipes Out All of 2011’s Gains on Signs Recovery Is Stalling
    • Low Bank Capital is Next Fiscal Crisis
    • Allstate Posts Loss on U.S. Storm Claims, Beats Estimates
    • Franklin’s Bonds Help It Top Rivals' Shares
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    • U.S. Stocks Decline on Concern Economic Growth Is Faltering
    • Brazil Hits China With Tariffs as Potholes Erode New Silk Road
    • Italy, Spain Stuck in No-Go Zone at Merrill, DWS: Euro Credit
    • Barclays Cuts 3,000 Jobs as Investment Bank Profit Declines
    • Allstate Bets on Corporate Bonds, Cash
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    • U.S. Default May Discourage Americans From Saving, Borzi Says
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    • Fed Says Economic Growth ‘Moderated’ in 8 of 12 Regions
    • No Fear in China Options as Prices Drop to Two-Year Low
    • Firms May Drop Millions of IRA Savers on Rule, Sifma Says
    • Wealth Gap Between U.S. Whites, Blacks Reaches Record, Pew Says
    • Americans 'Disgusted' as Politicians Fail to Compromise
    • Visa Profit Beats Estimates as Credit-Card Use Accelerates
    • Brazil Stocks Enter Bear Market on Inflation, Currency Measures
    • Blackstone Is Busy Restructuring Debt
    • U.S. Appeals Court Rejects SEC Proxy Access Rule
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    • Goldman Business Model Under Assault
    • Economists Debate Temporary Greek Default
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    • Tom Keene Talks to Jack Malvey
    • Sparing a Dime for the National Debt
    • U.S. Stocks Advance Amid Optimism About Europe, Earnings Reports
    • Treasuries Fall First Time in 3 Weeks as Deficit Talks Collapse
    • Dodd-Frank Rules May Be At Legal Risk After SEC Court Defeat
    • Vietnam Inflation Accelerates to 22.16%, Highest Level in Asia
    • U.S. Debt Ceiling Negotiations, Balanced Budget Act
    • Debt Compromise Pressure Intensifies, Obama to Resume Talks
    • Existing-Home Sales in U.S. Unexpectedly Decreased in June
    • Papandreou Sees Make-or-Break Euro Summit
    • Moynihan Insists: No New BofA Capital
    • AmEx to Data Mine Facebook 'Likes'
    • Bank of America Jumps as Analysts Say Capital Raise Unlikely
    • RBC Capital Markets Faces Massachusetts Claim Over Fund Sales
    • BofA Needs $50 Billion Capital Cushion
    • Greeks Face Nil Euro Options
    • Bats Withdraws Options Market-Maker Plan Rivals Criticized
    • Hedge Funds Slash Risk, Boost Cash
    • Fed Directors Expressed ‘Heightened Caution’ on Outlook
    • Stocks, Treasuries Rally on Earnings, Deficit Plan; Oil Surges
    • NYC Pensions Said to Weigh Sale of Private-Equity Holdings
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    • Morgan Stanley Seeks Fixed-Income Rebound
    • Barclays Settles Part of Lawsuit by Ex-Bond Trader’s Hedge Fund
    • Stress Tests Missing Sovereign Default Fail to Convince
    • U.S. Bond Funds Boosting Cash
    • Twenty CEOs Who Inherited Their Jobs
    • Bankia Slashes IPO by 26% to Woo Investors in Debt Crisis
    • European Stocks Retreat as Stress Tests Fail to Calm Debt Crisis
    • Americans Lose Faith in Stock Pickers
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    • The Key Players in the News Corp. Phone Hacking Scandal
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    • Citigroup Says $22 Billion at Risk in Five European Nations
    • CIBC to Buy JPMorgan American Century Stake for $848 Million
    • Citigroup Net Rises; Shares Drop on Higher Expense Forecast
    • Credit Suisse Is a Target of U.S. Private-Banking Tax Probe
    • Bernanke Signals to Lawmakers Fed Has More Tools to Spur Growth
    • Europe’s Debt Plague Spreads to Italy
    • KKR, Apax Lead Cannibals Contest for Shrinking Investor Dollars
    • European Stocks Drop as Italy Auctions Bonds; Software AG Falls
    • China to Expand Efforts to Curb Growth in Property Prices
    • Deutsche Boerse Shareholders Approve NYSE Euronext Takeover
    • U.S. Stocks Erase Gain as Bernanke Damps Stimulus Speculation
    • Escape from the Great American Debt Trap
    • European Stocks Rise as Bernanke Says Fed Prepared for Action
    • JPMorgan, Citigroup Revenue Struggle Draws Analysts’ Focus
    • Barclays Seeks to Delay $2 Billion Lehman Brokerage Payment
    • U.S. Stocks Advance After Bernanke Says Fed Prepared to Act
    • Bernanke May Tell Congress Deficits Imperil Borrowing-Cost Drop
    • Citigroup: Swaps Rules Will Help Market Grow $40.7 Trillion
    • Fed Finding No Structural Jobless Change
    • A Big Payday for Citigroup’s Pandit
    • EU Warns on Stability, Braces for Banks Failing Stress Tests
    • U.S. Stocks Little Changed as Europe Works to Resolve Debt Woes
    • European Stocks Fall for Third Straight Day Amid Debt Concern
    • Deleveraging Done in U.S. as DirecTV Rewards Shareholders
    • 'Grumpy’ Investors Demand Activist RIM Board
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    • Kinetic Lures LBO on Cheapest Medical Products Value: Real M&A
    • Birinyi Sees 15% Stocks Gain as Google Sets the Tone: Tom Keene
    • Profits Climb to 51-Year Average as S&P 500 P/E at Crisis Level
    • Federal Reserve on Longest Rate Hold Since the 1940s
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    • China Inflation Surging Past 6% Poses Growth Challenge for Wen
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    • Europe Needs to Cut Greece’s Debt Service Costs, Borg Says
    • Deutsche Bank Said to Weigh Jain as Co-CEO After Ackermann
    • European Stocks Retreat as U.S. Jobs Report Misses Estimates
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    • Goldman Sachs Took Biggest Loan From Secretive Fed Program
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    • China May Pause on Rates as Wen Bets Inflation ‘Controllable’
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    • JPMorgan Head of U.S. Cash Equities Sales Trading Novak Resigns
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    • Pandit to Get $80 Million Old Lane Cash
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    • U.S. Stocks Decline on European Woes as Jobless Claims Increase
    • European Stocks Tumble to Three-Month Low as Fed Cuts Forecast
    • Lagarde Backs More Emerging-Market Clout as She Seeks IMF Post
    • U.S. Economy: Jobless Claims Increase, Confidence Declines
    • Asia's Wealthy Overtake Europe for First Time, Merrill Says
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    • Silicon Valley: Housing Bust? What Housing Bust?
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    • European Stocks Advance Before Greek Vote; Misys, Syngenta Climb
    • TPG’s IPO Prospects Dim as Carlyle Looks to Public
    • The Real U.S. Fiscal Crisis Is Joblessness
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    • Looking for Gold in the Distant Past
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    • Existing-Home Sales in U.S. Fell in May to Six-Month Low
    • RIM Takeover Beckons Microsoft With Cheapest Multiple: Real M&A
    • U.S. Stocks Advance as Concern About Greek Debt Default Eases
    • European Stocks Decline as Papandreou Calls Confidence Vote
    • No Panic in Options: VIX Takes Six Weeks to Exceed Average
    • U.S. Homeowners Shift to 15-Year Loan Refinancing to Add Equity
    • Investor 'Say on Pay' Is a Bust
    • WaMu Settlement Agreement With Shareholders Said to Collapse
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    • BofA 'Hindered' Foreclosure Review, Inspector Says
    • West Won’t Flinch at Selling Medicare Cuts to Florida Seniors
    • U.S. Stocks Fall Amid Europe Woes as Economic Data Disappoint
    • Bank of Ireland Becomes a ‘Slave’ to Sovereign Debt Woe
    • European Stocks Slide Amid Concern Over Greek Aid, U.S. Economy
    • U.S. Economy: Consumer Prices Climbed More Than Forecast in May
    • JPMorgan Ousts Home-Lending Chief After Foreclosure Lapses
    • Europe's Yard Sale May Come Up Short Amid Bargain-Seeking
    • Profits Seen Boosting Jobs Into 2014
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    • God's MBAs: Why Mormon Missions Produce Leaders
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    • Cash Keeps Flowing to Cohen's SAC Capital
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    • U.S. Economy: Retail Sales Decreased Less Than Forecast in May
    • JPMorgan Multiplies on Rivals' Turf
    • Fees Sap Returns at Managed Futures Funds
    • Obama Asks Businesses for Help as He Vows to Cut Regulations
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