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GE to Sell Debt under FDIC Program

GE Capital said Monday it would sell $8 billion in bonds through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program, which allows companies to issue debt with the backing of the U.S. government, a company spokesman said Monday.

Wall St. slips; drug deal news eclipses banks

U.S. stocks fell in choppy trade and the Nasdaq slid to a fresh 6 and 1/2-year low on Monday as shares of the biggest drugmakers fell after Merck's proposed a $41 billion takeover of Schering-Plough .

BofA turns to gov’t to sell $8.5 billion in debt: report

Taking advantage of a government program approved last year designed to provide liquidity to financial institutions during the credit crisis, Bank of America Corp. has sold $8.5 billion of debt backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., according to a report.

Oil jumps 3 percent on U.S.-China tensions, OPEC

Oil jumped more than 3 percent to $47 a barrel on Monday as a naval incident between the United States and China, the world's top oil consumers, boosted geopolitical tensions and as dealers pondered the possibility of deeper production cuts by OPEC.

Global bank heads to meet in London

Top executives of leading U.S., Japanese and European banks will meet in London this month to discuss regulation and other issues key to the future of the financial system, two industry sources said.

Cisco to unveil data center strategy next Monday

Cisco Systems Inc said it will unveil next week a new strategy to help customers build more efficient data centers, amid expectations for the network equipment maker to announce it will start selling servers.

Inventor says Google settles patent claim

Google has agreed to settle an intellectual property claim brought by serial inventor Judah Klausner, who has won settlements in the past from Apple, Skype and LG Electronics, Klausner said on Monday.

Wells Fargo shares boosted by Buffett

Wells Fargo & Co shares as much as 24.3 percent after the billionaire investor Warren Buffett said the fourth-largest U.S. bank will emerge better than ever from the nation's credit crisis.

Oil jumps 3 percent on OPEC, U.S.-China tensions

Oil jumped more than 3 percent to over $47 a barrel on Monday on speculation producer group OPEC may cut output again and a naval incident between the United States and China, the world's top oil consumers.

Wells Fargo shares buffeted by Buffett

Wells Fargo & Co shares as much as 24.3 percent after the billionaire investor Warren Buffett said the fourth-largest U.S. bank will emerge better than ever from the nation's credit crisis.

Closer look at Mandalay Bay

At Mandalay Bay, you can do as much or as little as you like. Whether you’re here for a romantic getaway, wedding of your dreams or just for fun, we offer the finest amenities and attractions you’ll find in Las Vegas.

Dow and S&P up but drugs weigh

The Dow industrials and the S&P rose modestly while the Nasdaq dipped in choppy trade on Monday as gains by the energy and banking sectors were offset by a drop in pharmaceuticals after Merck's proposed $41 billion takeover of Schering-Plough .

Dow and S&P up as energy and bank gains offset by drugs

The Dow industrials and the S&P rose modestly while the Nasdaq dipped in choppy trade on Monday as gains by the energy and banking sectors were offset by a drop in pharmaceuticals after Merck's proposed $41 billion takeover of Schering-Plough .

Human Genome hepatitis C drug disappoints, shares crash

Human Genome Sciences' drug to treat chronic hepatitis C met the main goal in a late-stage trial, but failed to show numerically better efficacy compared to standard-of-care, raising questions about the drug's adoption and sending shares crashing to an all-time low.

Chartered Semiconductor in $300 mln cash call

Chartered Semiconductor, the world's third largest contract chip maker, said it plans to raise $300 million through a rights issue to shore up its finances amid a deep industry downturn.

PLDT-allied firms buy 10 pct stake in Meralco

MANILA - Manila Electric Co (Meralco) said companies allied with the country's dominant telecommunications firm PLDT had acquired a more than 10 percent stake in Philippines' biggest power retailer.

Creating smarter TV ads

After selling his online ad company Tacoda to AOL for a reported $275 million a year-and-a-half ago, Dave Morgan figured he'd start to focus on backing other entrepreneurs.

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