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SAC's Cohen says firm cooperating with probe

Hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen, whose SAC Capital Advisors has drawn scrutiny from prosecutors probing insider trading, said his firm has and will cooperate with all government investigations.

Rajaratnam convicted on all insider trading charges

Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam was found guilty on all 14 counts of insider trading in a sweeping victory for the government and a vindication of its aggressive use of phone taps to pursue Wall Street crimes.

Google launches Chrome PCs, takes on Microsoft

Samsung and Acer Inc laptop computers using Google's Chrome operating system will go on sale in June, as the world's No. 1 Internet search engine tries to entice people to do more on the Web.

Democratic Foe Gingrich Aims for White House

Longtime Republican foe of Washington Democrats Newt Gingrich threw his name into the ring of the 2012 presidential race, even as the White House said President Barack Obama hasn't opined on the GOP process.

Commodity fall sparks flight from stocks

Stocks nearly erased a three-day rally on Wednesday as energy and other commodity shares sank, feeding worries about the market's ability to stay on its upward path.

Indian Web rules risk curbing info flow: Google

Holding internet platforms liable for third-party content would lead to self-censorship and reduce the free flow of information, Google Inc said on Wednesday in reaction to India's new rules.

Bernanke says big banks need tighter rules

Larger financial firms should face more onerous regulatory requirements to make sure they can withstand turbulence in economy or credit markets, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will say on Thursday.

Gasoline slump drags oil prices to second big drop

Oil prices tumbled over 4 percent on Wednesday after an unexpected rise in gasoline stocks amid slowing demand sent prices into a tailspin, triggering a five-minute halt in trade and fueling the second big commodities sell-off in a week.

AIG sets $9 billion stock offer, less than expected

American International Group and the Treasury said they will sell around $9 billion in AIG stock, suggesting the government's exit from its crisis-era investment will be slower and less profitable than originally thought.

Commodities lead stocks down

Stocks nearly erased a three-day rally on Wednesday as energy and other commodity shares sank, feeding worries about the market's ability to stay on its upward path.

Fed should ease up on gas in 2011: Kocherlakota

Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Narayana Kocherlakota on Wednesday repeated his call for a half-percentage-point interest rate hike by year-end, lending his weight to what still appears to be a minority view at the U.S. central bank.

Commodity weakness drives fall in stocks

Stocks dropped on Wednesday, ending a three-day rally, as energy and other commodity shares sank, fueling worries about the market's ability to pursue its upward path.

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