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Latest Financial Headlines
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Buffett Defends His Secretary From 'Ridiculous' Attacks
Buffett Defends His Secretary From 'Ridiculous' Attacks
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Economic Growth Picks Up, So Why All the Gloom?
Economic Growth Picks Up, So Why All the Gloom?
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Carnival Offers $14,500 to Passengers of Wrecked Ship
Carnival Offers $14,500 to Passengers of Wrecked Ship
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Why Foreclosure Crisis Will Linger Longer Than Expected
Why Foreclosure Crisis Will Linger Longer Than Expected
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US Postal Service 'Unsustainable' Situation, Leader Says
US Postal Service 'Unsustainable' Situation, Leader Says
WSJ Financial News
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Euro-Zone Volcano Dormant, Not Extinct
Euro-Zone Volcano Dormant, Not Extinct
Is the worst of the euro-zone bond-market crisis over? It's tempting to think so with Italian and Spanish yields lower and January's bond auctions attracting heavy demand.
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Facing Up to Venture Capital's Slow Future
Facing Up to Venture Capital's Slow Future
Will Facebook help the venture-capital industry win some friends it can count on? VC fund raising has had a healthy bump in the last two years, but an outright venture-capital[…]
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Monster's Link to Economy Goes Missing
Monster's Link to Economy Goes Missing
There is something frightening going on at Monster Worldwide. And what the online job-search firm reported seeing in the U.S. doesn't seem to jibe.
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Beware of Turkish Delight
Beware of Turkish Delight
The Turkish lira is among the world's best-performing currencies and Turkey's government bonds rallied this week. Yet Turkey is attracting prominent skeptics who see its wide current account deficit as[…]
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Australia's Wet Weather Woes
Australia's Wet Weather Woes
Australia's summer is taking a battering from La Niña again.
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Dragon Breathes Life Into Li & Fung
Dragon Breathes Life Into Li & Fung
According to Chinese tradition, the Year of the Dragon starts strong before tailing off into something more mediocre. Shares listed in Hong Kong are fulfilling the first part.
Dow Jones News
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American Stock Markets End 2011 Where They Started
American Stock Markets End 2011 Where They Started
The S.&P. 500 was statistically unchanged for the year, while the Dow was up 5.5 percent. Major European and Asian indexes declined by double-digit percentages.
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European Banks Appear Wary of Lending to Each Other
European Banks Appear Wary of Lending to Each Other
New figures suggest Europe’s banks are opting instead to earn low interest rates from the European Central Bank.
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Commodities Companies Help Lift Market
Commodities Companies Help Lift Market
Energy and raw material companies advanced, taking investors’ minds off the possible downgrade of European debt.
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Daily Stock Market Activity
Daily Stock Market Activity
U.S. stocks rose after FedEx beat earnings expectations and initial claims for unemployment benefits fell. European stocks also gained, but global economic worries led to losses in Asia.
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Shares Fall on Continued Concerns About Europe
Shares Fall on Continued Concerns About Europe
With the euro zone debt problems showing no signs of abating, stocks, gold and the euro all fell.
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Shares Gain on Hope Europe Can Solve Debt Crisis
Shares Gain on Hope Europe Can Solve Debt Crisis
Equities and other markets are watching closely as euro zone nations are expected to vote on an agreement to tighten fiscal controls on them reached by Germany and France.
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