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  1. Oracle CEO refutes reports of $40M home purchase
  2. Groupon files to raise as much as $750 million in IPO
  3. Oil ends higher, above $100, as dollar drops
  4. Chevron Wales refinery rocked by explosion: BBC
  5. Nokia CEO touts Windows Phone plans
  6. Pilgrim's Pride sinks to 52-week low
  7. Treasurys extend loss on Greece, Moody's news
  8. Gold ends lower; silver slumps 4%
  9. Cyberonics shares fall 12% on earnings news
  10. U.S. stocks end lower as invsetors brace for monthly jobs report; Nasdaq is sole gain
  11. Fed balance sheet grows to record $2.79 trillion
  12. Pandora expects IPO to price between $7 to $9
  13. SAIC profit rises 5%
  14. Verifone second-quarter profit rises to $25.2 mln
  15. Diamond Foods swings to third-quarter profit
  16. U.S. stocks drop on caution before jobs report
  17. Groupon files for $750 million IPO
  18. Japanese stocks waver in early trading; Nikkei Average up 0.2%
  19. Australian stocks move higher in early trading
  20. Japanese shares move higher after uncertain start
  21. FBI to probe Google's China attack, Clinton says
  22. Hong Kong stocks seesaw, with China banks weak, PCCW rallying; Hang Seng Index up 0.1
  23. U.S. Treasury to sell final Chrysler stake
  24. Resourcehouse cuts IPO price, seeks $2.54 billion
  25. Resourcehouse may lower IPO offer price: reports
  26. MGM China shares up modestly in Hong Kong debut
  27. Hong Kong edges higher, with telecom shares rising
  28. U.S. stocks down sharply in premarket following jobs report
  29. U.S. economy adds just 54,000 jobs in May; unemployment rate highest since December
  30. Electric-car maker Tesla raises $152 mln in follow-on offering
  31. Greece's ASE Composite index climbs over 2.0%; reports say new aid package in the wor
  32. China to emerge global banking leader by 2023: PWC
  33. U.S. stock futures drop sharply on jobs report
  34. Oil falls below $99 a barrel, gold off by 0.4%
  35. Europe stocks fall as U.S. payrolls disappoint
  36. Treasury yields, dollar drops after weak payrolls
  37. Job growth slows to 54,000 in May, rate up to 9.1%
  38. Walgreens' May same-store sales rise 5.6%
  39. Tesla raises $152.4 millon in follow-on offering
  40. J.P. Morgan ups rating on Forest Labs to oveweight
  41. Pandora Media sets terms for $109 million IPO
  42. Newell Rubbermaid slashes 2011 outlook
  43. Arch Coal raises $1.3 billion in stock offering
  44. Smithfield Foods terminates Campofrio purchase
  45. Chevron confirms four dead in Pembroke blast
  46. Greek stocks rally on hopes for new rescue package
  47. Europe stocks flat to higher; Stagecoach rallies
  48. Stagecoach initiated at overweight: J.P. Morgan
  49. Indian stocks rise, led by Reliance Communications
  50. U.S. service-sector growth edges down slightly in May: ISM
  51. U.S. stocks open with steep declines after disappointing jobs report
  52. Delta Air Lines May traffic, capacity rise 2.2%
  53. Stocks trim losses on hope of new aid for Greece
  54. Pharmasset jumps 8% on upgrade
  55. Fed's Tarullo says banks don't have to be big
  56. Oxigene rallies 30% ahead of study presentations
  57. Euro gains vs. dollar after IMF comments on Greece
  58. Greece to ramp up privatization program, says IMF
  59. Fed buys $6.94 bln in bonds; Treasurys stay up
  60. Canadian index slips as gold gains
  61. White House workers targeted in Gmail hack; report
  62. Greece: Talks with EU, IMF, ECB end positively
  63. ISM services index rises to 54.6% in May
  64. Orexigen implodes on diet-drug update
  65. U.S. stock losses lessen on rise in ISM index
  66. Former Sen. Edwards indicted by federal grand jury
  67. Wal-Mart plans $15 billion share repurchase: CFO
  68. Newell Rubbermaid shares sink 12% on outlook
  69. Dollar pares loss, Treasurys stay up after ISM
  70. Monster shares drop in wake of jobs report
  71. Walmart U.S. turnaround on track: CEO
  72. Tech stocks join in losses after weak jobs report
  73. U.S. stocks open steeply lower on anemic May jobs
  74. Energy stocks cap off losing week with fresh drop
  75. Airline stocks slip; jobless rate ticks higher
  76. Coming up: ISM services index for May
  77. Oil futures lower; gold gains after jobs report
  78. EU regulator wants tougher U.S. banker bonus rules
  79. US Airways traffic in May exceeds capacity growth
  80. Gold settles higher on weak U.S. jobs report
  81. Economy taking 'awhile' to mend, Obama says
  82. American Tower slides 5.2% on SEC subpoena report
  83. Oil ends lower on weak jobs data
  84. Two-yr yields see longest weekly fall since 2008
  85. Tesla shares rally after car maker prices offering
  86. Whirpool slides as it gets ready to issue debt
  87. U.S. stocks closer lower; 5th straight losing week for Dow
  88. Fund managers trim bets oil futures will go higher
  89. Stocks fall for session, week on economic worries
  90. Atlantic Bank becomes 45th bank failure of year
  91. Google probed in Nortel patent acquisition: WSJ
  92. Greece aid needs may top 100 billion euros: report
  93. Greece aid could exceed 100 billion euros: report
  94. Israeli army reportedly shoots Syrian protesters
  95. Japan stocks open lower, as market reacts to U.S. losses Friday; Nikkei Average down
  96. Japan PM Kan to step down in August: Kyodo
  97. Australian inflation 0.2% in May: survey
  98. Australia stocks fall, with BHP, Rio weaker
  99. German bean sprouts traced to E. coli outbreak
  100. Japanese stocks slip after weak U.S. jobs data
  101. Another earthquake rocks New Zealand
  102. Resourcehouse withdraws Hong Kong IPO
  103. Prada IPO in HK may raise $2.6 billion: reports
  104. European bourses move lower in early trades; Portugal's PSI 20 index rises 0.4%
  105. Japan stocks end sharply lower in reaction to weak U.S. data; Nikkei Average down 1.2
  106. Fed's Plosser wants asset sales in straightjacket
  107. Statoil to sell Gassled-venture stake for $3.25B
  108. European stocks move lower, Portuguese index rises
  109. Diageo buys stake in Kenyan brewer from SABMiller
  110. Akzo Nobel plans TiO2 venture with China firm
  111. Aegis may sell Synovate arm to Ipsos
  112. Maruti Suzuki falls as strike continues near Delhi
  113. Australia names Chris Jordan as tax board chairman
  114. Sanofi, Regeneron report progress with cancer drug
  115. Japanese stocks down sharply in afternoon trade
  116. Indian stocks fall, tracking Asia losses
  117. Goldman Sachs to push back on Senate report: WSJ
  118. S&P 500 slips below 1,300 level in opening trade, but holds above April low
  119. Harley Davidson receives short-term buy from UBS
  120. Ex-IMF head Strauss-Kahn pleads not guilty: rpts
  121. Sunesis tumbles 16% in early trading
  122. Peruvian stocks drop 8.7% after election
  123. Starbucks shares upgraded at BMO Capital
  124. Goldman Sachs to sell Litton Loan Servicing
  125. Retail stocks dip; Lowe's cut at J.P. Morgan
  126. Geithner urges global capital rules for swaps
  127. Apple leads tech action ahead of conference
  128. Energy stocks edge down in early trades
  129. Oxigene soars on Nasdaq update
  130. U.S. stocks open lower; S&P 500 under 1,300
  131. Airline shares fall; IATA cuts profit outlook
  132. Bank of America, Wells fall, weigh on financials
  133. IMF cuts U.K. forecast, applauds austerity plan
  134. Lowe's cut to neutral at J.P. Morgan
  135. Diamond says will withdraw nomination to Fed board
  136. J.P. Morgan hires airline chief for Midwest unit
  137. LaSalle Hotel to buy NYC hotel for $405.5 million
  138. Treasurys edge up, eyeing auctions
  139. Exco says one killed, shuts in gas production
  140. Euro-zone April producer prices up 0.9%
  141. Glencore started with buy rating at Deutsche Bank
  142. Lorillard slumps after downgrades
  143. Scotts Miracle-Gro down 4% on ratings cut
  144. German cabinet backs nuclear power exit
  145. Fed buys $6.4 billion in Treasurys
  146. Canada stocks fall, led by banking, energy stocks
  147. EBay to buy e-commerce platform Magento
  148. Strayer Education gives up some recent gains
  149. Mexico portfolio inflow at historic high: B. of A.
  150. Steve Jobs retakes stage at developers conference to introduce Apple iCloud
  151. Apple shares dip as company unveils new products
  152. Gold higher on safe-haven buying; silver rallies
  153. U.S. stocks extend losing streak to fourth session; S&P 500 ends below 1,300
  154. American Airlines May traffic up 1.3%
  155. E. coli outbreak source still unknown: reports
  156. Euro falls more, Treasurys pare loss on Juncker
  157. Exelixis sinks 18% on drug-safety concerns
  158. Oil futures decline 1.2% on demand concerns
  159. SEC charges longtime Madoff employee with fraud
  160. Canada's Sino-Forest up 34%, rebukes accusations
  161. Rep. Weiner admits tweeting lewd photo but vows not to resign
  162. Temple-Inland rejects International Paper's $3.3 billion buyout offer
  163. Thomson Reuters to sell Healthcare business
  164. Regions to buy $1 billion credit-card portfolio
  165. Pep Boys quarterly profit flat at 23 cents a share
  166. Co-founder Karmanos named Compuware board chairman
  167. FedEx board hikes quarterly dividend to 13 cents
  168. Rep. Weiner admits tweeting photo but won't resign
  169. Int'l Paper offers $30.60/share for Temple-Inland
  170. Stocks drop for fourth day; S&P 500 below 1,300
  171. Australia holds policy interest rate steady at 4.75%; Aussie dollar slips
  172. Hong Kong shares open lower, catching up to losses after holiday; Hang Seng Index off
  173. Japan stocks slip, but Toyota gains on output report; Nikkei Average down 0.1%
  174. Indian stocks rise as oil dips further
  175. Australia's RBA keeps key cash rate on hold
  176. Singapore Airlines, Virgin Australia ink code deal
  177. Hong Kong stocks stage catch-up sell-off
  178. Toyota to raise Prius wagon output 70%: report
  179. Toshiba, Sony seek to merge LCD panel ops: report
  180. Japan stocks seesaw, with Toyota up, Canon down
  181. Australian shares edge lower ahead of RBA call
  182. White House adviser Goolsbee to leave
  183. Barclays mulls purchase of Spanish savings bank Caja de Ahorros del Mediterraneo: rep
  184. Treasurys slip ahead of 3-year auction
  185. Navistar narrows target range as profit rises 72%
  186. German April factory orders rise 2.8%
  187. Barclays reportedly considers buying Spanish caja
  188. China official: Beware large U.S. asset holdings
  189. Euro-zone April retail sales jump 0.9%
  190. Moody's cuts Portugal Telecom to Baa3 from Baa2
  191. Morgan Stanley upgrades Renewable Energy Corp.
  192. European stocks edge down, Resolution gains
  193. Gold futures edge lower in electronic trading
  194. Ahold net profit , sales each rise 6%
  195. Resolution to return 500 million pounds to holders
  196. U.S. benchmark indexes open with gains after four consecutive losing sessions
  197. Technology shares mostly higher; Apple shares fall
  198. Best Buy, Talbots sit out retail stocks gain
  199. Goldman Sachs upgrades Xilinx to neutral rating
  200. Fed eyes global bank surcharge: report
  201. SEC halts trade in 17 OTC microcap stocks
  202. Delta, UAL rise as airline stocks reverse losses
  203. Huntington, Key lead financial sector higher
  204. U.S. stocks open higher after four down sessions
  205. Temple-Inland shares rise more than 40%
  206. Sunoco, Hess up as energy stocks bounce back
  207. Retailers' weekly sales rise 2.5%: survey
  208. Schlumberger invests in start-up, Liquid Robotics
  209. Gold futures gain a tad, hold above $1,500/ounce
  210. Cliffs Natural shares drop in pre-market trades
  211. Southwest traffic, unit revenue climbs for May
  212. Fed's Fisher says he would oppose QE3
  213. Talbots slumps after sales, outlook disappoint
  214. Avaya plans to file for $1 billion IPO: WSJ
  215. Avaya plans to file for $1 bln IPO: WSJ
  216. Fed buys $1.44 billion in TIPS
  217. GM CEO raises concerns over weak U.S. economy
  218. Canadian stocks rise on strength in energy stocks
  219. Job openings fall to 3 million in April
  220. Rule impacting mortgage availability delayed
  221. Temple-Inland bid lifts cardboard-maker stocks
  222. Senators seek limit on bank costs from debit rule
  223. Obama worried about jobs, not double-dip recession
  224. NYSE, Deutsche Boerse plan special div of 2 euros
  225. Groupon mum on IPO refiling speculation
  226. Navistar shares fall as engine costs rise
  227. EIA raises estimates for global oil demand in 2011
  228. Atlanta Fed's Lockhart backs inflation target
  229. Cablevision up 5.5% after board OKs Rainbow spin
  230. NBC wins U.S. TV rights for Olympic Games: reports
  231. Citigroup, B. of A. profit outlook cut by Sandler
  232. U.S. sells 3-yr debt at lowest yield in 7 months
  233. Hurricanes to disrupt more oil output, EIA says
  234. Nintendo announces new console called Wii-U
  235. NBC retains U.S. Olympic TV rights: report
  236. German farm believed to be key in E. coli outbreak
  237. Consumer credit up at 3.1% annual rate in April
  238. Oil edges higher on eve of OPEC meeting
  239. Philadelphia 76ers in sale talks: reports
  240. U.S. stocks rebound to session highs
  241. Gold inches lower; most other metals gain
  242. Bernanke clashes with J.P. Morgan CEO on need for new bank regulation
  243. U.S. stocks extend losing streak to fifth session; Dow falls 19 points
  244. U.S. stocks erase bulk of session's gains following Bernanke's speech
  245. Growth to pick up in second half and inflation to moderate, Bernanke says
  246. United Continental May traffic, capacity fall
  247. Prudential to buy back $1.5 billion in shares
  248. Bernanke tells Dimon no rule-impact study done
  249. API shows larger-than-expected draw for oil supply
  250. U.S. says China to end some wind-power subsidies