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Hedge fund manager Cohen, founder and chairman of SAC Capital Advisors, listens to a question during an interview at the SALT Conference in Las Vegas.

SAC Capital’s Massive Insider Trading Penalty Linked To Wyeth, Elan Trades Not An Admission Of Guilt, Much To Nobody’s Surprise

Firms constantly pay punitive fines to the SEC while not admitting to any wrongdoing. Should that change?

Secret Menus Are Real: List Of Restaurants, Fast Food Joints With Not-So-Secret Menu Items

Secret menus at restaurants and fast food chains are real, thanks to the blogs and websites frequently which post lists of menu items upon each discovery.

Libor Scandal Update: World’s Central Bankers Propose Using Several Rates

The Libor rate-rigging scandal isn’t unique. Interest rates all over the world are mostly made up.

Residents scheme sees foreign interest in Cyprus shooting up

Could A Bank Run In Tiny Cyprus Spread To Italy Or Spain And Then Across Europe Before Finally Hitting American Pocketbooks?

Cyprus' financial woes are haunting Europe and have a global impact. The question now is how serious this may become.

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Wall Street Journal Didn’t Pay Bribes In China, Says Publisher Dow Jones, As Justice Department Investigates

Journal publisher Dow Jones dismisses allegations it gave Chinese officials travel and entertainment gifts in return for access to information.

Cyprus Backpedals From Plan To Expropriate Bank Depositors' Money In Exchange For Financial Bailout By ECB, IMF and European Commission: Report

The euro zone bailout of Cyprus is threatening the stability of the monetary union.

The Deutsche Bank headquarters in Frankfurt are pictured

Pre-Market Movers (Gold Fields, OmniVision, Deutsche Bank, Carnival, Banco Santander, Citigroup, Alcoa, Bank of America, American International Group)

Shares of Gold Fields Ltd prevailed in the pre-market trading Monday.

Cyprus Bailout Concerns Weigh Down US Stock Futures

U.S. stock index futures point to a lower opening Monday as investor sentiment was weighed down by a controversial Cyprus bailout plan.

A trader works in the oil futures pit of the New York Mercantile Exchange

Crude Oil Futures Decline On Cyprus Concerns

Crude oil prices plunged Asian trading hours Monday as a controversial Cyprus bank bailout deal reignited euro zone concerns.

Airbus Hits, Boeing Misses In Dogfight Over Lion Air $20 Billion Deal

Airbus apparently has bested Boeing in landing a megadeal with Indonesian Lion Air that could be worth about €15.3 billion.

Capital Flight And Cyprus' $13.1 Billion Bailout: The Euro Zone's Latest Experiment In Economic Engineering

The Law of Unintended Consequences could come into play because of the Eurogroup's push to tax Cypriot bank depositors.

The Making of a $275 Million Insider Trading Scheme

Billionaire Steven A Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors Affiliates Settle 2 SEC Insider-Trading Cases For Stunning $615.7 Million

One of the settlements set a record as the largest ever reached in an insider-trading case: $601,747,463.22.

Asian Stocks Weekly Roundup: Markets Weighed Down By China Concerns; Japan Scrips Soar High

Most of the Asian markets remained weak as negative economic indicators from China dampened investor sentiment.

Top After-Market Nasdaq Movers (Consumer Portfolio, Sigma Designs, Tellabs, Unwired Planet, Yongye International, Velti, Crimson Exploration, Cbeyond)

DryShips, Sigma Designs, Tellabs and Unwired Planet prevailed in the Nasdaq post-market trading Friday.

Top After-Market NYSE Movers (Western Alliance, AMN Healthcare, Cameco, Gamco, Genco Shipping, Daqo, LATAM Airlines, Phoenix, Accuride, Rio Alto)

Western Alliance, AMN Healthcare, Cameco, Gamco and Genco Shipping prevailed in the NYSE post-market trading Friday.

A woman takes part in a so-called March of the W----s

Vatican, Iran, Russia, Egypt Oppose Ban On Violence Against Women

A proposal submitted to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women was opposed by some U.N. member states.

GM, Ford, VW Dominate China's Auto Industry: Why Can't Chinese Companies Like SAIC, Dongfeng, Geely, And GAC Make Cars That People Want To Buy?

While Western companies dominate China's auto market, Chinese carmakers can't seem to catch on at home or abroad. Here's why.

More Than 300 Million Abortions In China Under One-Child Policy: Ministry

China records 13 million abortions annually, or 1,500 every hour.

Major Corporations Pool Efforts To Hire Returning US Military Veterans

The goal of recruiters is to reduce the challenges that U.S. veterans face when reentering the civilian workforce.

Toyota Recall 2013: 209,000 FJ Cruisers Recalled For Faulty Seatbelt Retractors [PHOTO]

2007 through 2013 model year FJ cruisers were recalled due to faulty seatbelt retractors.

Cynthia Wachenheim, Woman Who Committed Suicide Holding Her 10-Month-Old Baby, Left 13-Page Suicide Note

Before her death, Cynthia Wachenheim left a 13-page handwritten suicide note.

FedEx boxes unloaded off delivery truck in New York after FedEx Corp. reported quarterly profit and revenue data that missed Wall Street estimates

Adobe, Oracle, FedEx, General Mills: Earnings Reports To Watch, March 18-22

The fourth-quarter earnings are closing on a surprisingly good note, but analysts’ first-quarter growth estimates are looking bearish.

Shark Dies Of 'Distress' In Pool During Kmart Commercial, Company In Hot Water With PETA

Kmart is in hot water with PETA after a shark died it was using for a commercial shoot died on set.

Taco Bell Adds 15,000 Jobs Amid Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos Release [PHOTO]

Taco Bell’s wildly popular Doritos Locos taco helped the fast-food chain company create 15,000 jobs this year.

Remember That Carnival Cruise Ship That Lost Power? There Have Been Three Other Technical Failures Of The Company's Vessels Since Then

Carnival Cruise Line has fourth -- yes, fourth -- technical problem since Feb. 10. Power loss is latest glitch.

787 Dreamliner Problems: How Boeing Plans to Fix Fire Risk Related To Lithium-Ion Batteries

Boeing said its proposed battery fix will eliminate the risk of fire.

New York State's Manufacturers Continue to Improve Modestly, According To Federal Reserve Of New York's Empire State Survey

However, unlike the sharply higher manufacturing data in the previous report, the March figures show little difference.

A man poses with a gasoline pump at a Budapest petrol station January 19, 2011. Gasoline prices just hit a new record high in the central European country.

US Consumer Price Index (CPI) Up 0.7% In February On Higher Gasoline Prices; Largest Gain Since June 2009

Higher U.S. gasoline prices lifted a key inflation measure 0.7 percent in February, more than expected.

Former And Current JPMorgan Chase Officials To Face Senators Over 'London Whale' Trading Scandal

The Senate summoned former and current bank officials to Capitol Hill on Friday to be grilled over "London Whale" trades.

Obama To Call On Congress To Approve A $2 Billion 'Energy Security Trust' to Promote Alternative Transportation Fuels In Speech At Argonne National Laboratory Outside Chicago

The president wants Congress to authorize $2 billion to develop alternative fuels.

Pre-Market Movers (Sony, Bank of America, ARM Holdings, Citigroup, Groupon, Ulta Salon, BankUnited, Nokia, JPMorgan Chase, Transocean)

Bank of America, Sony, ARM Holdings, Groupon and Citigroup, prevailed in the pre-market trading Friday.

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