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How a Trading Algorithm Went Awry
Wall Street Journal
By TOM LAURICELLA, KARA SCANNELL And JENNY STRASBURG A trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange looks at stocks during the final minutes of trading May 6, 2010. The eagerly awaited report on the causes of the May 6 "flash crash" portrayed a ...
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Bank of America latest to put hold on foreclosures amid paperwork concerns
Washington Post
By Ariana Eunjung Cha Bank of America, the nation's largest bank, on Friday became the latest lender to put foreclosures on hold in 23 states because of concerns that court documents it submitted were improperly prepared. Bank of America and other ...
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New HP CEO Arrives to Challenges, Rich Pay Package
Wall Street Journal
By BEN WORTHEN And JOANN S. LUBLIN In naming Leo Apotheker its new chief executive, Hewlett-Packard Co. picked a leader with a heavy sales focus and a reputation for making tough decisions that often put customers and the needs of the company ahead of ...
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Microsoft sues Motorola over Android phone patents
USA Today
The squabble is over behind-the-scenes software that helps phones synchronize email, calendar and contracts. According to the Associated Press, Microsoft claims that "Motorola licensed some of its mobile technology from 2003 to 2007, but did not renew ...
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Federal goal is 47 to 62 mpg for cars by 2025
Los Angeles Times
The announcement, which the Environmental Protection Agency described as "scenarios," not guidelines, was aimed at limiting the emission of greenhouse gases that many scientists say contribute to global warming. The new steps follow up on rules the ...
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Bailout Ends, Not Anger
Wall Street Journal
By DEBORAH SOLOMON and NAFTALI BENDAVID The nation's top financial regulators gathered in Washington Friday to start work on a new council designed to prevent the need for more government bailouts. First, however, the US will have to grapple with the ...
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Making sense of the United-Continental merger
Chicago Tribune
The $3.2 billion all-stock merger was announced in May and received approval from US antitrust regulators last month. A On Friday, the merger of United parent UAL Corp. and Continental Airlines Inc. received legal approval, allowing the two carriers to ...
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