IBT Staff Reporter

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SEC eyes flash crash reforms

Securities regulators are eyeing a spring target to unveil market structure reform proposals in the wake of the May 6 flash crash, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro said on Friday.

Fernando Torres explains Chelsea move and thanks Liverpool fans

In his first press conference since his dramatic deadline day move to Chelsea, former Liverpool striker Fernando Torres explained his £50m move to London, thanked the Liverpool fans and also said he wouldn't celebrate a goal against Liverpool this Sunday.

Twilight studio to Blockbuster: Pay or liquidate

The independent studio behind the hit Twilight films wants a judge to force bankrupt movie rental chain Blockbuster Inc to pay its bills or force it to into liquidation, according to court documents.

Fortune Brands profit beats expectations

Consumer goods maker Fortune Brands Inc posted a sharply higher quarterly profit that topped Wall Street's expectations, helped by strength across all its businesses, and said its plan to separate was on track.

Commercial real estate still a strain: Fed official

- A top government financial regulator said on Friday banks have taken only about half the hit they will experience from commercial real estate losses, and that while banks will remain under strain from commercial properties, no systemically important firms appear at risk.

Payrolls up meager 36,000 as jobless rate falls

Employment rose far less than expected in January, partly the result of severe snow storms that slammed large parts of the nation, but the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since April 2009.

Fortune Brands profit higer than expected

Consumer products conglomerate Fortune Brands Inc reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings on Friday, helped by lower expenses, and said its plan to separate is on track.

Special report: Jamie Dimon wants some R-E-S-P-E-C-T

What's eating Jamie Dimon?At last week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, the JPMorgan Chase chief executive once again lambasted the media and politicians for portraying all bankers as greedy evil-doers.

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