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  1. Stock trading volumes top Thursday levels
  2. Dollar up vs. euro, down vs. yen this week
  3. U.S. stocks' weekly loss of 7% is biggest since 2008
  4. Dow finishes up 61 points after trading in 416-point range
  5. Tech stocks weakly on erratic market day
  6. Financial stocks post 9.2% weekly slide
  7. Energy stocks end volatile week with a 10% loss
  8. U.S. stocks indexes finish worst week in years
  9. Emerging markets drop on week, track global rout
  10. Republican commissioner Casey to leave SEC
  11. Weekly stock drop worst since run-up to 'QEI'
  12. Fund managers trim exposure to oil
  13. Berkshire Hathaway profit rises to $3.42 bln
  14. S&P reconsidering planned U.S. downgrade after errors identified: reports
  15. U.S. loses Triple-A rating from S&P
  16. Federal Reserve, FDIC say banks won't have to increase capital due to S&P U.S. downgr
  17. S&P strips U.S. of triple-A credit rating
  18. 45,000 Verizon workers go on strike
  19. ECB to hold emergency talks Sunday: reports
  20. Hong Kong opens sharply weaker, as property, exporters fall; Hang Seng Index down 2.5
  21. Japanese stocks open sharply lower after S&P downgrades U.S.; Nikkei Average down 1.6
  22. Japan Nikkei Average futures down 1.7% on SGX; Tokyo market opens 8 p.m. U.S. Eastern
  23. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures down nearly 250 points after S&P downgrade of U.
  24. ECB says it will 'actively' do bond purchases, urges Spain and Italy to cut deficits
  25. Geithner to stay on as U.S. Treasury chief
  26. Hong Kong stocks fall sharply after U.S. downgrade
  27. G-7 says it's ready to stem market tension
  28. Australian stocks sharply lower on U.S. downgrade
  29. Japan stocks open sharply lower on U.S. downgrade
  30. Gold futures advance more than 2%
  31. Rio Tinto, Mitsubishi make bid for Coal & Allied
  32. Geithner keeps up harsh criticism of S&P downgrade
  33. U.S. stock futures drop in Asian trading
  34. ECB to actively implement bond-buying program
  35. Treasury: Geithner to stay on at Treasury
  36. Gold futures breach $1,700 level in wake of S&P downgrade of U.S. debt
  37. European stock index futures point to losses
  38. Japan still sees U.S. Treasurys as 'attractive'
  39. Gold futures trade over $1,700 an ounce
  40. Hong Kong has no plans to dump dollar peg: reports
  41. Hong Kong, Shanghai shares drop
  42. Dow industrials off 220 points in first two minutes of Monday trading
  43. Goldman cuts 2011 target for S&P 500
  44. McDonald's same-store sales rise 5.1%
  45. U.S. futures under sustained pressure after U.S. downgrade; Dow off more than 250 poi
  46. Equity markets in Spain and Italy rally as much as 4% as investors cheer ECB move
  47. Italy, Spain stocks rise as global markets thrown into turmoil over debt crisis
  48. Nasdaq falls sharply leading broad market decline
  49. Airline stocks clobbered on U.S. downgrade
  50. U.S. stocks open sharply lower on downgrade
  51. Enerby stocks fall sharply as oil drops
  52. Banks among preopen session's biggest losers
  53. Delta, US Air, AMR shares tumble premarket
  54. EU's Van Rompuy welcomes ECB bond purchases
  55. Dollar turns up vs. euro on long-term worries
  56. Citi upgrades EOG on U.S. shale production
  57. Treasury yields head back towards 10-month lows
  58. McDonald's same-store sales rise 5.1%
  59. Keefe Bruyette raises Berkshire to outperform
  60. Royal Dutch Shell upgraded to outperform
  61. Tyson Foods profit slips in third quarter
  62. IRS says fliers won't get a tax refund after all
  63. AIG to sue Bank of America over mortgages: report
  64. Scotts Miracle-Gro profit down 37%, hikes dividend
  65. Dollar Thrifty profit up 0.6%
  66. Italy, Spanish yields extend drop on ECB purchases
  67. Crude futures slump over 3% after S&P downgrade
  68. European markets turn lower in choppy trading
  69. Italy, Spain default insurance costs drop
  70. G20: Committed to take coordinated initiatives
  71. Italy, Spain yields plunge after ECB signals buys
  72. U.S. futures pare deep losses after Europe open
  73. U.S. Treasury yields fall despite downgrade
  74. Fitch to finish U.S. rating review by end August
  75. European shares slip; ECB move helps bank stocks
  76. U.S. futures sharply off ahead of Europe open
  77. Warren Buffett's Berkshire down modestly after S&P calls outlook 'negative'
  78. Bank of America shares down nearly 15%
  79. U.S. unlikely to recapture triple-A rating quickly: S&P
  80. White House says Obama will make statement at 1 p.m. Eastern
  81. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac downgraded by S&P
  82. Dow industrials down 300 points as selling pressure intensifies
  83. Shares of S&P parent McGraw-Hill slide amid criticism of ratings agency
  84. U.S. markets' volatility index spikes again
  85. Berkshire Hathaway down modestly on S&P revision
  86. Emerging markets currencies tank on uncertainty
  87. E-commerce spending up 14% in second quarter
  88. Brazil stocks drop 5% after U.S. rating cut
  89. Cost to insure U.S. debt stable, French CDS rise
  90. Kanye West-Jay-Z album debuts
  91. European stocks sink; Germany's DAX drops 5%
  92. Cytokinetics sinks 18% in early trading
  93. McGraw-Hill shares slide amid criticism of S&P
  94. VIX market volatility index jumps 21%
  95. For-profit schools pounded in market selloff
  96. Media shares plunge on S&P downgrade of U.S.
  97. Obama to make statement at 1 p.m. Eastern
  98. Dean Foods' shares fall nearly 10%
  99. S&P downgrades FHLBs, FDIC debt issues
  100. S&P cuts Israeli bonds guaranteed by U.S. to 'AA+'
  101. S&P downgrades Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
  102. Corporate, junk bonds weaken after U.S. downgrade
  103. U.S. stock slide intensifies; Dow down 360 points
  104. BroadSoft shares soar 20% on results
  105. S&P: U.S. unlikely to quickly reclaim AAA rating
  106. Valero, Sunoco among worst in S&P 500
  107. Monster Worldwide shares give up 8.5%
  108. Canadian markets drop on U.S. downgrade
  109. Tyson shares rise on strong earnings report
  110. Newmont Mining shares rise on jump in gold prices
  111. OfficeMax drops on downgrade; sector down
  112. July employment-trends gauge ticks lower
  113. Aerospace stocks soften on U.S. downgrade
  114. ECB settled no bond purchases last week
  115. No relief for airline stocks as oil prices plunge
  116. Dow industrials plummet 600 points to Monday low; B. of A. off 22%, Citi down 20%
  117. Dow industrials below 11,000 for first time in 2011
  118. Obama: U.S. will always be a triple-A country
  119. Gold futures settle at record $1,713.20 an ounce
  120. Dow industrials down more than 400 points to new Monday low
  121. Gold at new highs atop $1,721 an ounce
  122. 'Can't rule out' B. of A. capital raise: analyst
  123. Nasdaq down 5.6% as tech stocks grease losses
  124. Oil futures settle at lowest in nearly 9 months
  125. Fed more likely to act Tuesday, economist
  126. Nasdaq sinks lower, down 10% year-to-date
  127. Medicis shares climb on takeover talk
  128. Oil adds to losses after Obama speech, off 6.7%
  129. Energy stocks outpace equities into the red
  130. Dollar stays higher as Obama speaks
  131. Stocks hit; Obama defends U.S. after downgrade
  132. U.S. will always be triple-A country, Obama says
  133. Auto companies tumble with broader market
  134. Treasurys stay up sharply as Obama speaks
  135. Gold settles at record $1,713.20 an ounce
  136. Goodyear Tire shares fall amid market selloff
  137. SocGen: Greater odds of global intervention in FX
  138. Airlines roll back fares as U.S. tax holiday ends
  139. Libor, Ted spread rise modestly
  140. Gold adds to gains, tops $1,721 an ounce
  141. Drug stocks chase broader market south
  142. Procter & Gamble shares buck broad market selloff
  143. U.S. downgrade won't affect bank ratings: S&P
  144. Dow's 635-point loss is worst drop since December 2008
  145. VIX market volatility index jumps 40% to highest level since 2009
  146. Fed out of its most powerful bullets: economist
  147. VIX jumps the most in single session since 2007
  148. MGM Resorts Intl. reverses loss on China gains
  149. Take-Two swings to first-quater loss
  150. U.S. bank ratings unaffected by sovereign cut: S&P
  151. S&P: U.S. downgrade won't affect bank ratings
  152. U.S. stocks rocked by credit cut; Dow off 635 pts
  153. CareFusion reports 63% rise in profit
  154. Senate panel looking into S&P downgrade: aide
  155. Freddie Mac narrows second-quarter loss
  156. Four banks account for 10% of trading volume
  157. China's consumer inflation accelerates to 6.5% in July, vs. 6.4% in June
  158. Hong Kong stocks tumble at open, tracking global sell-off; Hang Seng Index down 5.8%
  159. Nymex crude-oil futures extend losses in electronic trade, falling to $78.53 a barrel
  160. Japanese stocks open sharply lower after U.S. losses; Nikkei Average down 3.6%
  161. Japan's Nikkei Average futures fall 4.4% on SGX in premarket trade, tracking U.S. mel
  162. Hong Kong shares plunge to enter bear territory
  163. Nymex oil futures slide below $80 on Globex
  164. Japan finance minister denies plans to quit
  165. Australian stocks tumble on U.S. sell-off
  166. Japanese stocks dive after U.S. losses
  167. Japanese Nikkei Average futures down 4.4%
  168. Shares tied to the oil sector plummet in London as the FTSE 100 drops nearly 4%
  169. Stock selling accelerates on Europe's benchmark index; Stoxx Europe 600 off 5%, DAX o
  170. U.S. stock futures rise as much as 300 points before pulling back in volatile premark
  171. U.S. stock futures rise close to 200 points in volatile premarket trades
  172. Stocks in Europe see modest gains in early trades; Asia markets move off lows
  173. European stock-market futures point to steep losses after plunge for U.S. markets
  174. Russian ruble extends plunge on market turmoil
  175. Losses for Europe stocks deepen; DAX off over 5%
  176. U.S. stock futures turn lower
  177. German DAX off 6%, led by SAP, Deutsche Bank
  178. Treasury yields rise as safe-haven flows reverse
  179. Europe stocks attempt a rebound, led by financials
  180. RWE profit off 22%, cuts view after nuclear moves
  181. U.S. stock futures turn higher
  182. InterContinental Hotels profit up 11%
  183. European stock futures point to sharp losses
  184. U.S. stock futures point to more losses
  185. Ralcorp to buy Sara Lee unit for $545 mln
  186. Small business optimism index drops in July
  187. AOL loss lessens
  188. Enterprise Products Partners profit rises 27%
  189. Dish Network profit jumps 30%
  190. Cameron: U.K. riots result of 'pure criminality'
  191. Italy, Spain yields fall further as ECB buys
  192. Apple to open first retail stores in Utah and Alaska
  193. Wells Fargo upgraded by FBR
  194. Sempra Energy profit rises, revenue up 21%
  195. Gasoline prices may fall further: J.P. Morgan
  196. McDonald's upgraded to buy; shares rise 1.5%
  197. Apple stores coming to Alaska, Utah
  198. Pfizer added to Goldman's conviction buy list
  199. U.S. stock futures trim robust gains after data
  200. Treasurys ease loss, dollar falls more after data
  201. BE Aerospace CEO says market selloff unjustified
  202. Second-quarter U.S. productivity falls 0.3%
  203. Inergy reports larger-than-expected Q3 losses
  204. FBR upgrades Wells Fargo to outperform
  205. Coming up: Second-quarter productivity data
  206. Europe stocks pare losses, led by banks, miners
  207. Turbulent Tuesday: Volatility whipsaws Wall Street, but general trend points higher
  208. Dow industrials gain 140 points as Nasdaq, up 1.5%, leads early rebound push
  209. Gasoline prices to fall further: J.P. Morgan
  210. Techs rebound led by Apple, Google
  211. Upgrade boosts Wells as banks recover a bit
  212. U.S. stocks open higher in rebound from rout
  213. Energy stocks rise after sell-off
  214. Airline stocks rebound with AMR, Delta
  215. Wal-Mart, Costco shares gain, lifting retailers
  216. Oil back to red; gold keeps at record
  217. Dow industrials reclaim 11,000 mark as gold backs off record level but remains higher
  218. Canadian markets rise; mining stocks lead gains
  219. CBS shares rise 10% on upgrade
  220. Citigroup shares surge 12% as banks rally
  221. Cablevision shares drop 10% on results
  222. AOL shares fall 15% after reporting quarterly loss
  223. CareFusion shares top S&P 500 gainers
  224. Gold reaches parity with platinum
  225. What the VIX may be telling investors today: The Tell
  226. Scripps Networks shares jump 7% on results
  227. MGM Resorts drops 5.4% on results, analyst note
  228. Geithner talks to China Vice-Premier Wang
  229. U.S. retail default rate to stay low: Moody's
  230. Bankruptcy court OKs Jackson Hewitt reorganization
  231. Media shares advance with broader market
  232. Gold, on record run, reaches parity with platinum
  233. Drug stocks rebound from Monday's plunge
  234. U.S. magazine sales down 9.2%
  235. U.S. dollar sinks over 3% against Swiss franc
  236. Idenix tumbles 16% in afternoon trading
  237. CME Group gets OK to up limits on corn futures
  238. Apple rapidly closing market-cap gap on Exxon
  239. U.S. sells 3-year debt at lowest yield ever
  240. Charter Communications OKs $200M buyback
  241. Stock market's volatility index down 16%
  242. U.S. sells 3-year debt at lowest yield ever
  243. Ford leads car sector rally on 10% advance
  244. Apple rallies 4% to briefly surpass Exxon as biggest U.S. company by market value
  245. Few expect 'quantitative easing' news from Fed today: survey
  246. Apple briefly passes Exxon as No. 1 market cap
  247. U.S. keeps 2011, 2012 oil demand forecast
  248. Rockwell Collins raised to buy after shares drop
  249. Fed says to hold rates low through mid-2013
  250. Hartford leads gainers in financial sector