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EU seeks system where no bank too big to fail

The European Commission underlines its commitment to creating a system where ailing banks can collapse without dragging down the economy in a draft of a document due to be released this week.
Oct 20, 2009

Wall St ends lower on weak data, profit taking

U.S. stocks retreated from 12-month highs on Tuesday as disappointing housing and inflation data prompted investors to book recent gains despite strong results from bellwethers including Apple and Caterpillar.
Oct 20, 2009

California sues State Street over pension funds

California's attorney general sued State Street Corp on Tuesday for committing an unconscionable fraud against the state's largest pension funds and is seeking to recover more than $200 million in alleged illegal overcharges and penalties.
Oct 20, 2009

Space agencies, Google seek ways to save forests

Space agencies and Google Inc are helping an international project to monitor forests by satellite to fight global warming, the head of an international earth observation group said on Tuesday.
Oct 20, 2009

Wall St slips as weak data sparks selling

U.S. stocks retreated on Tuesday, marking the third pullback in 12 sessions, as disappointing housing and inflation data prompted investors to book recent gains despite strong results from bellwethers, including Apple and Caterpillar.
Oct 20, 2009

IRS warned multiple times on homebuyer credit fraud

The internal watchdog for the Internal Revenue Service is expected to warn the agency for the fourth time about fraud in the multibillion dollar homebuyer tax credit program, according to a report to be released at a congressional hearing later this week.
Oct 20, 2009

Schumer jumps into dark pool debate ahead of SEC meet

U.S. Senator Charles Schumer on Tuesday jumped in to the debate over anonymous trading venues known as dark pools, calling for tough new regulations a day before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission meets to consider new rules.
Oct 20, 2009

Flu-related products may lift U.S. makers' profits

Sales of hand sanitizers, cleansers and face masks in the midst of the H1N1 flu pandemic may provide a profit boost this quarter, but are not expected to drive manufacturers' results long-term.
Oct 20, 2009

EU fails to agree climate funds

Talks on a new U.N. climate deal stumbled on Tuesday when European Union finance ministers failed to agree funds for poor countries and India reiterated demands for aid to help curb its emissions.
Oct 20, 2009

Lockheed Martin posts profit, sees 2010 down

Lockheed Martin Corp posted better-than-expected quarterly profit aided by a lower tax rate and share count on Tuesday, but revenue missed Wall Street estimates and the defense contractor warned earnings would drop in 2010, sending its shares down more than 5 percent.
Oct 20, 2009

Apple unveils new Macs for the holidays

Apple Inc rolled out a new line of redesigned Mac computers on Tuesday, hoping to build up sales momentum for its biggest business heading into the all-important holiday season.
Oct 20, 2009

Credit Suisse changes executive pay structure

Credit Suisse said on Tuesday it would make executives wait three-to-four years for their bonuses, as governments press banks to use compensation packages to limit excessive risk taking.
Oct 20, 2009

Sherwin-Williams Q4 outlook weak; shares fall

Sherwin-Williams Covposted a quarterly profit that beat Wall Street estimates on lower interest expense and cost savings, but shares fell 6 percent on the paint maker's disappointing fourth-quarter earnings outlook.
Oct 20, 2009

Pfizer third-quarter profit rises

Pfizer Inc reported higher third-quarter profit as aggressive cost-cutting offset a negative foreign exchange impact and declining sales of drugs, including those facing competition from cheaper generics.
Oct 20, 2009

Western Union Q3 profit beats estimates, stock up

Western Union Co said quarterly earnings fell after settlement charges, but beat expectations and the world's largest payment transfer company improved its outlook for 2009, sending shares up 1 percent.
Oct 20, 2009

U.S. must tackle emissions first: Chu

The United States should get its own carbon-emitting house in order before looking to slap tariffs on energy-intensive goods from developing countries like China and India, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said on Tuesday.
Oct 20, 2009

U.S. needs gas tax, 50 mpg standard -Hess CEO

The U.S. needs to levy high taxes on gasoline and to require tougher automobile fuel efficiency standards to conserve energy, the chief executive of one of the country's biggest oil companies said on Tuesday.
Oct 20, 2009

Bank regulators vote to end debt program

U.S. regulators voted on Tuesday to end a government program that guarantees some debt issued by banks, but also to set up a 6-month safety net facility.
Oct 20, 2009

Sahel Kazemi and Steve McNair text messages released

Sahel Kazemi, the 20-year-old girlfriend of former NFL quarterback Steve McNair texted him the day prior to their murder-suicide, saying she was desperately seeking for money and felt stressed, according to a report.
Oct 20, 2009

U.S. official invited to visit Taiwan

U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki has been invited to Taiwan in what would be Washington's first high-level visit to the island since 2000, officials said Tuesday.
Oct 20, 2009

BlackRock net jumps;cites client appetite for risk

Asset manager BlackRock Inc on Tuesday reported quarterly earnings rose a stronger than forecast 46 percent as more risk-tolerant clients shifted their investments to higher-margin products like stock and bond funds.
Oct 20, 2009

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