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Bernanke totes up pros — and cons — of more stimulus Los Angeles Times The Fed chairman makes the case for his agency buying more US securities, but his acknowledgement of the risks sows doubts among economists that it will be enough to help. By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, ... See all stories on this topic »

Mozilo PaysRecord Penalty For Securities Fraud Forbes Charged with securities fraud and insider trading, former Countrywide CEO Angelo Mozilo reaches a settlement with the SEC. The SEC announced on Friday that it had reached a settlement with former Countrywide CEO Angelo Mozilo under which he would have ... See all stories on this topic »

Winners and losers from a foreclosure holiday Washington Post By Elizabeth Razzi The foreclosure machine - which turned out to be more automated than most would have guessed, with some processors admitting to signing off on key documents without giving them a glance - threatens to grind to a halt as some of the ... See all stories on this topic »

Crude Oil Futures Drop to Lowest Level in Two Weeks as Dollar Strengthens Bloomberg By Margot Habiby - Fri Oct 15 20:18:34 GMT 2010 Crude oil fell to the lowest level in two weeks as the dollar strengthened, curbing the appeal of commodities as an alternative investment. Oil retreated as the Dollar Index, which tracks the US currency ... See all stories on this topic »

Balancing Act Tried With China Wall Street Journal By BOB DAVIS and ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON The Obama administration, employing a good-cop, bad-cop approach to China, applauded Beijing's recent currency moves but opened a new fight over whether the Chinese improperly subsidize clean-technology ... See all stories on this topic »

US to Investigate China's Clean Energy Subsidies New York Times By SEWELL CHAN and KEITH BRADSHER The economic tension between the United States and China escalated on Friday, as the Obama administration pledged to investigate Beijing's subsidies to its growing clean energy industries while delaying a politically ... See all stories on this topic »

Tribune executive who sent offensive e-mail quits Chicago Tribune AP The chief executive of Tribune Co. has informed staffers a top executive he suspended this week after sending an inappropriate e-mail has quit. In a one-paragraph memo sent Friday, CEO Randy Michaels said Lee Abrams offered his resignation and he ... See all stories on this topic »

Google's Schmidt sees Web access for billions more CNET by Martin LaMonica When asked about the implications of Google earning a billion dollars from mobile-ad revenue, Schmidt said "anything that is a billion dollars is good, and if it's growing, it's better." Google CEO Eric Schmidt, answering a question ... See all stories on this topic » CNET

CORRECT:2nd UPDATE:GE 3Q Profit Down 18% On Japan Sale; Orders Rise Wall Street Journal ("2nd UPDATE: GE 3Q Profit Down 18% On Japan Sale; Orders Rise," at 11:27 am EDT, misstated in the 12th paragraph the aggregate amount of reserves GE has set aside so far for liabilities stemming from the 2008 sale of its Japan consumer-finance ... See all stories on this topic »

Split Decision on Wall Street FOXBusiness By Matt Egan Wall Street delivered a mixed verdict on Friday as Google's blockbuster results drove the Nasdaq Composite to new five-month highs, but reeling big banks like Bank of America barred the broader markets from joining the party. ... See all stories on this topic » FOXBusiness

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