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U.S. Stocks Edge Up, Brent Dips, Gold Hits Record
World stocks eked out a gain on Monday, stabilizing after the previous four weeks of sharp losses, while Brent crude prices slipped on prospects Libya's civil war will soon end.
Bank of America leads U.S. bank shares lower
Bank of America Corp shares fell as much as 6.6 percent on Monday, reaching their lowest level in two weeks, as investors fretted about the bank facing additional legal liabilities over mortgages.
Bank of America shares fall as investors fret
Bank of America Corp shares fell as much as 6.6 percent on Monday, reaching their lowest level in two weeks, as investors fretted about the bank facing additional legal liabilities over mortgages.
Samsung C&T Eyes Buying Apollo's Parallel Petroleum
South Korean trading firm Samsung C&T (000830.KS) said on Monday it was considering taking over independent U.S. oil firm Parallel Petroleum, which a media report said might be worth about $920 million.
Credit Suisse to Buy All of Hedging-Griffo-Report
Credit Suisse Group (CSGN.VX) will buy the nearly 50 percent stake it does not own of Brazilian investment fund Hedging-Griffo, which the Swiss bank will make its sole asset management platform in Latin America's biggest economy, a local newspaper reported on Monday.
Recession Fears Rattle US Stock Market
The U.S. stock market had a mini-meltdown on Thursday as fears about a second recession in the United States and Europe rattled investors.
HP may drop PCs, to buy Autonomy for $11.7 bln
Hewlett-Packard Co may spin off the world's largest PC business, part of a wrenching series of moves away from the consumer market, including killing its new tablet and buying British software company Autonomy Corp for as much as $11.7 billion.
Stocks Plummet ? A New Recession?
Stocks tumbled in New York after the opening bell this morning, prompting fears that America is heading into another deep economic recession.
Stocks Plummet – A New Recession?
Stocks tumbled in New York after the opening bell this morning, prompting fears that America is heading into another deep economic recession.
Motorola Director Hambrecht Quits; Was Icahn Nominee
Hambrecht, Icahn nominee, quits Motorola Mobility board
Madoff trustee adds claims in $2 billion UBS lawsuit
The trustee seeking money for victims of Bernard Madoff's fraud on Wednesday filed an amended $2 billion lawsuit adding new allegations against UBS AG and related defendants.
S&P owner McGraw-Hill is pressed to shed textbooks
By the complaints coming from Washington, you might think that the Standard & Poor's credit rating service is a big headache for its owner, the McGraw-Hill Companies Inc .
BofA weighs foreclosure deal: report
Bank of America Corp may settle a state and federal probe of foreclosure practices in a deal that lets New York proceed with an inquiry into securitizations, Bloomberg reported citing two people with direct knowledge of the matter.
"Boutique" Banks Triumph in Google's Motorola Deal
Former employees of elite Wall Street firms are triumphing over their previous investment banks in Google Inc's blockbuster $12.5 billion deal to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.
Allstate sues Goldman over mortgage debt losses
Allstate Corp on Monday sued Goldman Sachs Group Inc , accusing the Wall Street bank of causing losses by hiding the risks more than $123 million of mortgage securities it bought.
The Biggest Wall Street Loser; Goldman Sachs CEO Loses $52 million of His Personal Fortune
Lloyd C. Blankfein, chairman and chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., lost about $52 million of his personal wealth this month.
Banks pushing for legal shield on mortgages
U.S. banks still wrestling with legal troubles springing from the subprime mortgage crisis are lobbying the new consumer agency for strong legal protection for future home loans.
U.S. banks pushing for legal shield on mortgages
U.S. banks still wrestling with legal troubles springing from the subprime mortgage crisis are lobbying the new consumer agency for strong legal protection for future home loans.
Bank of America shares fall on AIG lawsuit, economy
Bank of America Corp (BAC.N) shares fell as much as 9.5 percent to their lowest level since April 2009 on Monday morning over fears of a slowing U.S. economy and challenges to a multi-billion dollar mortgage settlement.
Guidewire hires underwriters for IPO: sources
Guidewire Software Inc, which sells software to the insurance industry, is gearing up to go public and has selected JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) and Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) to underwrite the deal, people close to the matter said.
Wall Street Rebounds After Sell-Off, Berlusconi Budget Announcement
U.S. stocks rose in volatile trade on Friday as investors saw a buying opportunity following the sharp sell-off that took the S&P 500 down 10 percent over the last 10 sessions.
Web.com pays $560 million for Network Solutions
Web.com, an online provider of Internet services for small and medium-sized businesses, has agreed to pay about $560 million for privately held marketing and domain company Network Solutions.
JPMorgan, UBS urge Madoff trustee claims be tossed
JPMorgan Chase & Co and UBS AG , emboldened by a favorable court ruling, urged a federal judge to throw out many claims by the bankruptcy trustee seeking billions of dollars for victims of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
Hong Kong: The Widening Gulf Between Rich and Poor
High inflation and soaring real estate prices have thrown thousands of residents into dire straits.
Money funds show resilience despite debt fears
Money market funds face uncharted waters if a debt deal is not reached soon in Washington, but Joe Morgan is not ready to abandon ship.
Dollar rallies on debt deal, but downside risks seen
The dollar rallied against the yen and the Swiss franc on Monday as investors unwound safe-haven plays on expectations U.S. lawmakers would pass a deal to raise the country's borrowing limit, averting the risk of an immediate default.
Rich Man, Poor Man: The Widening Wealth Gap in Hong Kong
High inflation and soaring real estate prices have thrown thousands of residents into dire straits.
Could Steve Jobs and Apple Rescue the U.S. Federal Government?
J. P. Morgan, the U.S. financier who founded the J.P. Morgan & Co. bank in 1871, bailed out the government and financial markets not once, but twice.
Answers to the 7 big "what-ifs" of debt default
The debt negotiations are getting down to the wire. Republican and Democratic lawmakers are scrambling to broker a deal to raise the country's $14.3 trillion debt ceiling before Tuesday, when the Treasury will no longer be able to borrow funds to meet all of its obligations. It all means the United States could face the possibility of defaulting on its debt and losing its prized triple-A credit rating.
Might Cash-Flush Apple and Steve Jobs Bail Out The Federal Government?
As unlikely as such a scenario might seem, it has actually happened in the past.