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Barclays raises S&P 500 index 2011 target

Barclays Capital said it is more constructive about U.S. corporate earnings for 2011, citing increased confidence in financial sector margins and lower economic uncertainty, and raised its full-year price target for the S&P 500 index <.SPX> to 1,450 from 1,420.

St Jude initiates quarterly dividend

St Jude Medical Inc said it was initiating a quarterly dividend payout to shareholders, citing confidence in its growth outlook and financial position.

Watch Lady Gaga's Born This Way music video.

The pop star had previous revealed to Gayle King that her highly-anticipated music video, which is directed by Nick Knight, for Born This Way, will debut Feb. 28 during MTV's talk show, The Seven.

Sen. Schumer calls for increased public WiFi security

Sen. Charles Schumer on Sunday called on major U.S. web site operators such as Amazon and Twitter to switch to a more secure protocol to prevent identify theft and other security breaches in places like coffee shops.

Dudley says Fed is far from achieving mandate

A key Federal Reserve official said on Monday the economy can grow for a while before inflation pressures emerge and that policymakers should be wary of withdrawing their support for the economy too soon.

FDIC's Bair sees bank structural changes

Large financial institutions may need to make significant and potentially costly structural changes to comply with new U.S. living will requirements, bank regulator Sheila Bair said on Monday.

Full list of winners from the 83rd Academy Awards

The 83rd Annual Academy Awards took place Sunday night. All of Hollywood's biggest stars gathered at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles to honor the best films of the year. Hosted by Anne Hathaway and James Franco, the biggest winners of the night were The King's Speech and The Fighter. Here is a full list of all the winners.

U.S. in contact with anti-government Libyans

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Sunday that that the United States is reaching out different Libyans as the Obama administration calls for Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to leave the country.

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