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  1. Gold settles at record $1,743 an ounce
  2. U.S. stocks decline sharply as Wall Street digests Fed statement
  3. Fed leaves rates unchanged; monetary policy to remain exceptionally loose through mid
  4. Techs waver following FOMC statement
  5. Retail stocks erase some gains after Fed statement
  6. Dollar sinks, at record low vs swissie post-FOMC
  7. U.S. stocks up but volatile after Fed statement
  8. Gold adds to record finish; oil lower after Fed
  9. Financial stocks pare gains after FOMC statement
  10. Energy stocks fall back on Fed, Exxon weighs
  11. U.S. 2-year yields fall back towards record low
  12. U.S. stocks mostly lower in wake of Fed statement
  13. Oil settles at lowest since September
  14. Drug stocks lose ground after Fed statement
  15. Led by 1.8% Nasdaq rise, U.S. stocks push for a higher close
  16. Credit-union agency sues Goldman over securities
  17. Two-yr yields drop by the most this year after Fed
  18. U.S. 10-year yields hit record low then recover
  19. Stocks rebound; Dow up 118 as McDonald's gains
  20. Dow industrials finish up 430 points in best day since March 2009
  21. Dow industrials up 300 points in final minutes of trading day
  22. U.S. stocks stage rapid recovery to close up 4%
  23. Lionsgate swings to first-quarter profit
  24. Exxon holds off Apple with $348.3 bln market cap
  25. Oil inventories down 5.2 mln barrels, API says
  26. SunPower reports a wider loss
  27. Demand Media's loss widens as sales increase
  28. Disney profit rises 11% on ESPN, theme parks
  29. Commonwealth Bank of Australia net profit up 13%
  30. Japan's Nikkei Average futures rise 1.8% premarket on Singapore's SGX
  31. Japanese stocks rally at open in broad-based rebound; Nikkei Average up 2.2%
  32. Australian stocks leap after Wall Street rally
  33. Japanese stocks climb after U.S. rally
  34. Hong Kong stocks rally at open to recoup some losses; Hang Seng Index up 3.7%
  35. Hong Kong stocks bounce, recapture some losses
  36. China's exports rise above-forecast 20.4% in July, widening trade surplus to $31.5 bi
  37. U.S. futures point to pause in Wall Street rally; gold, oil futures rise
  38. Swiss National Bank to take more measures to combat strong franc
  39. Stoxx Europe 600 jumps 1.5% on heels of U.S. gains; Nestle, Commerzbank surge
  40. Walmart kicks off movie service for iPads
  41. Lear Corp. names Matt Simoncini as CEO
  42. Bank of England trims growth, inflation forecasts
  43. Sarkozy holds meeting on French economy
  44. Swiss take more measures against strong franc
  45. IEA trims 2011 global oil demand forecast
  46. European markets jump in wake of U.S. rebound
  47. Nestle profit falls 14%; upbeat on growth
  48. E.On cutting jobs, outlook after swinging to loss
  49. Commerzbank profit falls 93% on Greek impairment
  50. Hong Kong trading in HSBC, HKEx shares halted
  51. Groupon drops controversial accounting metric
  52. European markets turn lower as bank stocks drop
  53. Oil and gold rise on back FOMC meeting
  54. Polo Ralph Lauren profit sharply tops estimates
  55. Groupon's first half revenue tops $1.5 bln
  56. Macy's profit rises more than expected; shares up
  57. Treasurys give back some of rally before auction
  58. Norway's central bank keeps rates on hold at 2.25%
  59. Dow industrials forfeit half of Tuesday gain as U.S. stocks swoon at Wednesday open
  60. U.S. stocks to open sharply lower on renewed European bank jitters
  61. Staples drops; Polo Ralph Lauren jumps
  62. Dollar turns up vs. euro
  63. Apple, Exxon remain close in market-cap race
  64. U.S. stocks open sharply lower; Dow off 320 points
  65. Techs back in red as broader market tumbles
  66. Airline stocks decline with the wider market
  67. Energy stocks clobbered in sell-off
  68. Capital One rare gainer among battered financials
  69. Oil, gold hold on to gains ahead of data
  70. French bank stocks slump on downgrade fears
  71. July industrial production may be flat: UCLA index
  72. Coming up: Job openings, inventories for June
  73. Bank of New York Mellon cutting 1,500 jobs
  74. NATO kills Taliban behind SEALs chopper attack
  75. Job openings rise to 3.11 million in June
  76. Obama, FHFA seeks info on selling foreclosed homes
  77. Cost to insure French debt jumps
  78. Inventories at U.S. wholesalers up 0.6% in June
  79. Disney shares hit by revenue concerns
  80. Dow industrials surrender 430-point day-ago gain
  81. CBOE volatility index jumps 15%
  82. Canadian markets decline on European bank concerns
  83. U.S. stock losses threaten prior day's gains
  84. CME volumes pass 'flash crash' peak
  85. Market's fear gauge jumps as stocks head south
  86. Oil adds to gain after EIA supply data shows draw
  87. Reps. Camp, Upton, Hensarling named to debt panel
  88. MetLife, AIG shares hit as life insurers slide
  89. Gold jumps more than $50 to top $1,800 an ounce
  90. Gold adds more than $50 to top $1,800 an ounce
  91. S&P, Moody's reaffirm France's AAA rating: report
  92. News of the World editor arrested in U.K.: report
  93. Treasury sells 10-year notes at lowest yield ever
  94. Obama to meet with Bernanke later Wednesday: White House
  95. U.S. sells debt at record low yield; bonds gain
  96. Fugitive siblings captured in Colorado : report
  97. Obama will meet with Bernanke later Wednesday
  98. Tam shares rise, bucking slump in airline stocks
  99. U.S. July budget deficit $129 billion
  100. Gold surges more than $41 an ounce to close at record $1,784.30
  101. CEO Moynihan calls BofA stronger than in 2007
  102. Oil settles 4.5% higher after supplies report
  103. Gold ends at record, tops $1,801 an ounce intraday
  104. Adventrx plunges 57% on FDA setback
  105. Parexel rallies on financial forecast, upgrade
  106. Dow industrials slide into the close, down more than 500 points
  107. Cisco shares rise late after networking company's earnings and sales beat estimates
  108. U.S. stocks crumble into close, losing their previous day's gains; Dow drops 520 poin
  109. Stock investors hit sell; Dow closes down 520 pts
  110. Cisco Systems net falls 36.3%
  111. Apple officially takes market cap crown from Exxon
  112. News Corp. profit declines 21%
  113. Shares of Cisco are up 11% after hours following report of quarterly earnings
  114. B. of A. wins suit over Calatrava tower in Chicago
  115. Obama, Bernanke talk jobs, recovery, debt, Europe
  116. Carbonite prices IPO at bottom of range
  117. Telstra full year profit slumps, beats expectation
  118. CME hikes gold margins, but prices still rising
  119. Japan's Nikkei Average futures trade down 2.2% premarket on Singapore's SGX
  120. Japan's core machinery orders jump 7.7% in June
  121. Japanese stocks track Wall Street sharply lower; Nikkei Average down 2.3%
  122. Australian stocks open with sharp losses
  123. Japanese stocks dive at open, with techs down
  124. Hong Kong stocks follow global markets lower; Hang Seng Index down 2.5%
  125. Hong Kong shares fall; Tencent, Cathay tumble
  126. Australian unemployment rate rises unexpectedly
  127. Korea holds rates steady despite high inflation
  128. Australian shares rebound from early losses
  129. Zurich Financial profit jumps 88%
  130. Aegon profit slips 2.4%
  131. Anheuser-Busch InBev profit up 26%
  132. U.S. stock futures point to rally for Wall Street
  133. Stoxx Europe 600 up over 2% led by Societe Generale, Commerzbank
  134. European stocks rise in early trading
  135. Cisco shares up 10.5% in premarket trading after better-than-expected results, outloo
  136. French banks turn sharply lower, Societe Generale, BNP Paribas off 7% each
  137. AOL board approves $250 million stock buyback
  138. Europe turns lower as French banks drop again
  139. Kohl's profit up nearly 17%, lifts 2011 view
  140. AMR takes next step to spin off American Eagle
  141. Renewed jitters over French banks spark big move lower for U.S. stock futures
  142. Chevron draws upgrade at Oppenheimer
  143. Coming up: U.S .June trade gap, jobless claims
  144. Cisco shares rally after profit beat and CEO talk
  145. European stocks turn sharply lower
  146. Sara Lee meets estimates, earns 20 cents a share
  147. Covidien sets $2 billion stock purchase
  148. El Paso names spin-off EP Energy Corp.
  149. Big banks give up earlier preopen gains
  150. First-time filings for jobless claims drop to 395,000 in latest week, U.S. data show
  151. U.S. stock futures down sharply after claims
  152. Treasurys turn back down, dollar gains after data
  153. U.S. June trade gap widens unexpectedly
  154. Weekly jobless claims drop 7,000 to 395,000
  155. Asian banks reviewing French lending: Reuters
  156. AmerisourceBergen OK's $750 million stock buyback
  157. Wendy's profit rises to $11.3 million
  158. Merkel and Sarkozy to meet Tuesday in Paris
  159. Dow industrials up triple digits after U.S. jobless-claims data urge buyers in
  160. Upgrade lifts Capital One, banks drive financials
  161. Merkel, Sarkozy to meet Tuesday in Paris
  162. Cisco's gains lead early tech rise
  163. Energy stocks snap back as stocks surge
  164. U.S. stocks open sharply up after claims drop
  165. Cisco's 14% surge powers tech-sector advance
  166. Sara Lee shares drop on outlook
  167. Airlines stocks ride early equities rally
  168. Mortgage rates at record lows amid market concerns
  169. Crude-oil futures trade lower at $82.38 a barrel
  170. EA shares jump on Cowen upgrade
  171. Dollar, euro jump most in years vs. Swiss franc
  172. Kohl's leads sector higher on profit upside
  173. Jabil Circuit shares climb 5%
  174. U.S. mortgage rates at record lows
  175. Natural gas futures revert to gains after data
  176. Canadian markets fall on gold, Barrick slumps 3.3%
  177. Bank of America may sell China bank stake
  178. Osborne says Britain is safe haven in debt storm
  179. U.K. may block Twitter, BlackBerry during riots
  180. Week's volatile action not at extreme levels: report
  181. Data-backup firm Carbonite's shares jump 20% from discounted IPO price
  182. Dow industrials soar as much as 309 points to reclaim 11,000 level
  183. Campbell Soup shareholder cuts stake
  184. CF Industries up 8%, leads fertilizer group rally
  185. News Corp. shares jump after earnings beat
  186. Second-quarter GDP view cut after trade data
  187. Carbonite shares jump 25% on IPO debut
  188. Swiss franc down 5% vs. euro
  189. SandRidge Permian Trust IPO falls in debut
  190. Pelosi names House Democrats' delegates to 'supercommittee'
  191. Three Democrats picked to round out debt panel
  192. Likelihood of new recession put at 20% by economist Richard Hoey
  193. U.S. gets weak demand at 30-year sale; bonds fall
  194. EU regulators unable to impose short-selling ban
  195. Treasury yields jump after 30-year sale
  196. Royal Dutch Shell to buy back B shares
  197. Media stocks soar; News Corp. up more than 18%
  198. Italian regulators mull short-sale ban
  199. Gold futures fall 2% to settle at $1,751.50 an ounce
  200. Staffing services advance as jobless claims fall
  201. Gold settles 1.8% lower, leaves record
  202. Dow up more than 420 points to Thursday's high, led by Cisco; all 30 components in bl
  203. HBO renews 'True Blood' for fifth season
  204. Oil rallies on bargain hunting, higher stocks
  205. Dow industrials up 500 points in final hour of trading day
  206. Dow finishes up 423 points in fourth straight day of 400-plus-point swings
  207. Stocks gain in fourth session of massive moves
  208. DeVry profit rises 5% on nursing, medical
  209. Molycorp shares up on second-quarter profit swing
  210. No currency intervention in second quarter: NY Fed
  211. Nvidia swings to quarterly profit
  212. Nordstrom boosts profit 20%, shares jump 9%
  213. Perry to announce presidential run Sat.: reports
  214. Postal Service plans to cut 120,000 jobs: report
  215. Nasdaq-listed share volume reaches six-day high
  216. France, others in Europe to ban short sales
  217. Japan stocks follow U.S. peers higher, with banks strong; Nikkei Average up 1%
  218. Australian stocks climb after U.S. gains
  219. Japanese stocks rise, with banks higher
  220. Hong Kong stocks open higher, with exporters, airlines rising; Hang Seng Index up 1%
  221. Hong Kong stocks rise on tech, exporter strength
  222. Alibaba shares rise after Q2 results
  223. French gross domestic product flat during second quarter vs. 0.9% gain in Q1
  224. Macau casino stocks look strong: Citigroup
  225. France's economy stagnates in second quarter
  226. ThyssenKrupp net profit drops 22%, orders pick up
  227. Stock futures point to Wall Street losses later
  228. Europe losses pick up in early trading, ThyssenKrupp off 4%, BNP Paribas down 3.7%
  229. European markets swing higher as bank stocks rise
  230. Greek economy shrinks 6.9% in a year
  231. China orders more stores to stop using Apple logo
  232. Norway oil fund value rose 9 billion NOK in Q2
  233. States suing BNY Mellon over forex: WSJ
  234. European markets slide in early trading
  235. BP downgraded to neutral at Goldman Sachs
  236. U.S. retail sales climb 0.5% in July; May and June figures upwardly revised
  237. U.S. stock futures add to gains on retail data
  238. Treasurys pare gain, dollar slips after data
  239. Credit card delinquencies easing across the U.S.
  240. Retail sales in U.S. climb 0.5% in July
  241. U.S. stock futures add to gains; Nvidia surges
  242. J.C. Penney Co. profit flat, economy 'challenging'
  243. Coming up: U.S. retail sales for July
  244. Newell Rubbermaid buying back $300 in stock
  245. Newell Rubbermaid OK's $300 million stock buyback
  246. Nvidia shares rise more than 10% after results
  247. Dow industrials staked to triple-digit gain at open as retail data encourage investor
  248. Fed's Kocherlakota: No need to be more accommodative
  249. Nvidia leads early tech gains
  250. Energy stocks rise out of the gate