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| Zuckerberg Makes a $100 Million Gift to Newark's Schools New York Times By MIGUEL HELFT PALO ALTO — Mark Zuckerberg, America's youngest billionaire at 26, has not spent much money on himself. Forbes estimates his fortune at $6.9 billion, but Mr. Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, has yet to sell any sizable portion ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Banks in Florida, Washington Shut as 2010 Failures Climb to 127 BusinessWeek By Dakin Campbell Sept. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Regulators shut lenders in Florida and Washington amid losses on real-estate loans, pushing the number of US bank failures to 127 for the year. Haven Trust Bank Florida of Ponte Vedra Beach and Arlington, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Regulators Step in to Aid Credit Unions New York Times By ERIC DASH Nearly two years after Wall Street's giants were rescued by the federal government, regulators on Friday took over three financial institutions that provide the underpinning for hundreds of the nation's credit unions. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google and others reach deal with Justice Department over hiring Los Angeles Times Under the proposed settlement, six major Silicon Valley firms — Google, Apple, Intel, Adobe, Intuit and Pixar — would be barred from pledging not to 'cold call' one another's employees. The Justice Department has reached an agreement with six major ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| GMAC's Errors Leave Foreclosures in Question New York Times By DAVID STREITFELD The recent admission by a major mortgage lender that it had filed dubious foreclosure documents is likely to fuel a furor against hasty foreclosures, which have prompted complaints nationwide since housing prices collapsed. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Week Ahead: Stocks Broke Out, but Can They Hold Gains? CNBC Stocks broke out of their summertime trading range, and the question now is whether the market can hold on to September's record-setting gains. "We're at some major market levels...1150 in the S&P, $1.35 in the euro and $1300 for gold. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China targeted in bill on currency manipulation The Associated Press WASHINGTON — A bill that would give the US government the power to impose economic sanctions on China and other countries found to be manipulating their currencies to gain trade advantages has won approval from a key House committee. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gold Posts Third Straight Record Close Wall Street Journal By MATT DAY NEW YORK—Gold broke above $1300 an ounce for the first time, but couldn't hold on, though it still ended up for a third straight session. Gold reached as high as $1301.60. The most actively traded gold contract, for December delivery, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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