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Goldman Sachs buys back Treasury warrants for $1.1 billion

Goldman Sachs Group Inc announced on Wednesday it has redeemed the warrants under the TARP's Capital Purchase Program at $1.1 billion.

Morgan Stanley posts third straight quarterly loss

Morgan Stanley on Wednesday reported a third straight quarterly loss, falling further behind chief rival Goldman Sachs as fixed income and asset management results disappointed.

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Morgan Stanley shakes up fixed-income ranks

Morgan Stanley shook up its fixed-income trading leadership, two days before the Wall Street bank is expected to announce a second-quarter loss.

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PREVIEW-Microsoft deal talk, optimism overshadow results

Microsoft Corp will likely report the first annual sales dip in its history as a public company, but investors are looking beyond that for upbeat comments on Windows 7, signs of a tech sector recovery, and even a deal with Yahoo Inc to challenge Google Inc.

Microsoft deal talk, optimism overshadow results

Earnings to decide stocks' fate

Earnings are set to take center stage again this week as more marquee U.S. companies line up to report their quarterly scorecards and investors decide whether to keep pushing stocks higher.

Goldman shares could climb to $200 - Barron's

Shares of Goldman Sachs Group Inc could rise to between $175 and $200 in the next year if the investment banking firm can continue to report quarterly profits of $4 to $5 a share, Barron's said, citing analyst predictions.

CIT in talks with bondholders, as bankruptcy looms

CIT Group Inc was in talks with a bondholder group on Saturday, as the lender tried to hammer out a rescue financing deal before markets opened and avoid bankruptcy, a source close to the situation said.

CIT in talks with bondholders, as banrkruptcy looms

Wall St scores best week in 4 months with IBM's help

U.S. stocks closed out their best week in four months on Friday on a flat note as strong earnings from IBM softened the blow of disappointing results from General Electric Co .

Wall Street girds to pay more for commods talent

Wall Street, where hundreds of commodity traders lost jobs last year as the recession set in, is on a new hiring phase where banks and hedge funds want to pay top dollar but only to a few, highly productive people.

Goldman makes peace with blogger in trademark case

Goldman Sachs Group Inc has quietly reached an agreement to end a legal dispute with a blogger who will be allowed to keep running a website critical of the investment bank.

IBM helps Wall St score best week in four months

U.S. stocks closed out their best week in four months on Friday on a flat note as strong earnings from IBM softened the blow of disappointing results from General Electric Co .

Bank of America credit losses soar, profit falls

Bank of America Corp, the largest U.S. bank, posted a quarterly profit that topped Wall Street forecasts but warned of a fresh surge in soured loans to credit card, mortgage and business customers.

Banks' red ink shows consumers still bruised

Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc raised huge red flags on Friday with quarterly results that suggested the U.S. consumer remains sorely injured as the global recession drags on.

CIT in talks with Goldman, JPMorgan for financing: source

CIT Group Inc is in talks with JPMorgan Chase & Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc for short-term financing of $2 billion to $3 billion as it looks for ways to avoid a potential bankruptcy, a source close to the company said on Friday.

Citigroup losses masked by Smith Barney gains

Citigroup Inc , one of the big U.S. banks hit hardest by the financial crisis, posted a quarterly profit on Friday as gains from the sale of its Smith Barney brokerage into a joint venture more than offset losses from its primary banking businesses.

Wall Street set to open flat as data offsets earnings

Stocks headed for a flat open on Friday as upbeat housing data for June counteracted worry over the quality of corporate profits from General Electric Co and Google Inc .

U.S. banks take center stage, economic picture mixed

U.S. banks, at the center of the world's financial crisis, will command investor focus on Friday with Bank of America and Citigroup results following strong showings from their peers.

U.S. banks take centre stage, economic picture mixed

U.S. banks, at the center of the world's financial crisis, will command investor focus on Friday with Bank of America and Citigroup results following strong showings from their peers.

World shares hit 1-month high; dollar, yen firm

World stocks hit a one-month high on Friday on growing optimism that the earnings season may turn out to be better than expected, while investors set their eyes on giants such as Citigroup for clearer market trend.

Eyes on U.S. banks as earnings boost recovery hopes

Investors were looking to Bank of America and Citigroup for a fresh dose of earnings optimism on Friday, after strong reports from JPMorgan Chase and IBM raised hopes for a global recovery.

Congress gets pay bill as bank bonuses swell

With the smell of fat bonus checks again wafting down Wall Street, the Obama administration and Democrats in Congress on Thursday moved closer to a clampdown on U.S. corporate executive pay.

Lawmakers slam Paulson on BofA-Merrill deal

U.S. lawmakers on Thursday ripped into former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson over the government's role in Bank of America's merger with Merrill Lynch and other actions to cope with the deep financial crisis that gripped the country last year.

Wall Street to open mixed as caution prevails

Stock index futures pointed to a mixed open on Thursday as investors turned cautious following a jump in quarterly profit at JPMorgan Chase & Co and a steep fall in jobless claims, a day after Wall Street tallied its biggest three-day gain since March.