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| US Stocks Retreat on Concern China Will Raise Rates; Apple, Alcoa Slump Bloomberg By Rita Nazareth - Sat Nov 13 05:01:00 GMT 2010 US stocks fell, giving the Standard & Poor's 500 Index its biggest weekly drop in three months, as concern about Europe's debt crisis intensified, speculation China will boost interest rates grew and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| European Bonds Stabilize After a Nod of Support for Ireland New York Times By LANDON THOMAS Jr. and JAMES KANTER LONDON — Shaken European bond markets recovered slightly on Friday, helped by a joint statement from finance ministers of the European Union's biggest economies that the group stood ready to provide assistance to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China Pledges `Steady' Currency Reform After Obama's Criticism at G-20 Bloomberg By Kathleen Chu - Sat Nov 13 05:29:54 GMT 2010 China pledged a "steady" reform of its exchange rate policy a day after US President Barack Obama criticized it for keeping the yuan "undervalued." "China will continue to improve its currency reform at a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Demand may propel new GM shares above $30 The Detroit News Washington— General Motors Co. may sell more stock than initially planned, at a higher price than expected, because of strong investor demand, people briefed on the matter said Friday. The per share price could be $30 or more, exceeding the $26 to $29 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Intel Predicts 'Best Year' and Increases Dividend New York Times By AP The Intel Corporation, the big chip maker, announced on Friday that it would raise its dividend by 14 percent as its chief executive said the company expected its "best year ever." Le Quang Nhat/Associated Press Intel's chief, Paul S. Otellini, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Treasuries Slump as Federal Reserve Begins Second Round of Monetary Easing Bloomberg By Cordell Eddings and Susanne Walker - Sat Nov 13 05:00:03 GMT 2010 Treasuries tumbled, with two-year note yields rising the most in 10 months, as government debt sales received lower-than-average demand even as the Federal Reserve started a second ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dionne: In defense of Ben Bernanke and the Fed Washington Post By EJ Dionne Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is getting a lot of grief from abroad for his decision to buy an additional $600 billion of long-term Treasury securities as a way of stimulating the American economy. Bernanke is right, and his ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Baucus to Introduce Bill Repealing Small-Firm Reporting Requirement Wall Street Journal By COREY BOLES WASHINGTON—A top Senate Democrat said Friday he plans to introduce legislation seeking to repeal an unpopular small-business tax-reporting requirement that was introduced to help pay for the health-care law. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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