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  1. Hong Kong stocks fall, with airlines weak
  2. Australia stocks rise, led by retailers
  3. Japan stocks rise, helped by weakening yen
  4. Japan swings to worse-than-expected trade deficit
  5. FTSE ups Thailand's market status; Greece on watch
  6. GOP warns Fed more easing would hurt economy
  7. Expert network exec convicted on inside info count
  8. SABMiller agrees to acquire Australian brewer Foster's for A$9.9 billion
  9. Freeport-McMoRan blames strike for lower output
  10. Illinois Tool Works to post a third-quarter profit
  11. Treasurys edge up ahead of Fed decision
  12. Norway central bank leaves key rate at 2.25%
  13. Turkish prime minister slams Cyprus oil drilling
  14. General Mills profit falls; sticks to year outlook
  15. Alpha Natural trims coal output estimate for 2011
  16. Netflix, Discovery extend streaming pact
  17. Foster's agrees to SABMiller A$9.9B takeover bid
  18. Apache to pay $1.75B for Exxon North Sea assets
  19. BOE voted 8-1 to keep bond buys at 200B pounds
  20. Hong Kong stocks end down 1%, property slumps
  21. Europe stocks lower led by SocGen, BNP, BP
  22. Rio Tinto CEO warns of slowdown in demand: FT
  23. UBS CEO, Singapore holder disappointed at incident
  24. Total upgraded to neutral at Credit Suisse
  25. Typhoon Roke causes death, damage in Japan
  26. H-P shares rise after report that board is mulling CEO Apotheker's ouster
  27. Iran releases U.S. hikers
  28. Sales of U.S. existing homes climb 7.7% in August
  29. Oracle and Adobe help tech stand out in mixed morning as Wall Street awaits Fed state
  30. European banks' exposure to debt-ravaged countries may top $400 bln: IMF
  31. Teamsters, guards descend on GEO Group to complain
  32. H-P shares jump on report of possible CEO exit
  33. Democrats, Republicans spar over Fed policy
  34. Cord-cutting thwarted for now by big media: Nomura
  35. U.S. stock indexes turn lower
  36. Canadian stocks trade lower ahead of FOMC decision
  37. Oil turns higher after bulllish supplies report
  38. U.S. hikers released by Iranian authorities
  39. First Solar down as lawmakers ponder loan program
  40. Sales of existing homes climb 7.7% in August
  41. Gold, oil continue lower after home-sales data
  42. Treasurys, dollar, stay up after housing data
  43. United-Tech-Goodrich deal nears takeoff
  44. U.S. stocks rise along with existing-home sales
  45. Autodesk, Oracle lead software gains
  46. Airline stocks edge higher with Republic, JetBlue
  47. Cabela's cut to underweight in higher sector
  48. American Express rise aids financial sector
  49. Energy stocks flat ahead of Fed
  50. Oracle, Adobe lead tech rally
  51. U.S. stocks offer tentative start ahead of Fed
  52. Walter Energy, Alpha Natural hit coal stocks
  53. Analyst defends $1.8 bln sale price in Apache deal
  54. AMR sees unit revenue up 7.5% to 8.5% in 3Q
  55. Coming up: Existing-home sales for August
  56. Prosecutors eye charge against ex-Goldman director
  57. Merkel, Greece's Papandreou to meet next week
  58. European banks face big hit from debt crisis: IMF
  59. RadioShack to begin selling Barnes & Noble Nook
  60. Barclays lowers forecast for the euro
  61. Dollar turns down versus euro
  62. Human Genome jumps 12% in midday trading
  63. Pacific Biosciences drops 20% on layoffs
  64. New "Charlie's Angels" moving to Miami
  65. Range Resources jumps after buyout speculation
  66. Orexigen rockets 50% on FDA update
  67. Google leads Web visitors in August: comScore
  68. Bank stocks slide following Moody's downgrade of B. of A. debt
  69. Moody's downgrades Wells Fargo
  70. U.S. says Europe must do more to stem crisis
  71. Financial stocks tumble on Moody's bank downgrades
  72. U.S. 10-year yields fall to record low on BofA cut
  73. Bill Clinton turned down 'Dancing With the Stars'
  74. Moody's downgrades Bank of America debt
  75. Fed to swap $400 bln into longer-dated bonds; benchmark rates unchanged
  76. Oil ends lower after FOMC, shrugs off supply draw
  77. U.S. stock indexes fall to session lows after Fed
  78. Mexico stocks lower, Brazil up after Fed plan
  79. Treasurys up, dollar pares losses after Fed
  80. U.S. stocks mostly lower after Fed statement
  81. Gold falls, oil adds to losses after FOMC
  82. Energy stocks mostly lower after FOMC move
  83. NY Fed outlines what maturities it will buy
  84. Financial stocks fall further after FOMC statement
  85. Fed to swap $400 bln bonds into longer maturities
  86. SEC charges ex-Goldman trader with insider trading
  87. 'NCIS,' 'New Girl' ratings gold for CBS, Fox
  88. Gold settles lower but holds above $1,800 an ounce
  89. Greece rolls out new austerity measures
  90. Moody's cuts Citigroup to P-2, affirms P-1
  91. Dow industrials down 200 points as closing bell approaches
  92. Netflix CFO says price cuts are unlikely
  93. U.S. stocks end sharply lower after Fed moves to drive down rates; Dow's off 284 poin
  94. Ex-trader Goffer sentenced to 10 years in prison
  95. S&P lowers ratings on several Italian banks
  96. Bed Bath & Beyond posts profit gain, tops targets
  97. Red Hat net jumps 69%
  98. Human Genome rallies 12% on lupus drug sales
  99. U.S. stocks tumble after Fed offers no surprises
  100. Japan stocks fall hard at open, with banks hit after U.S. losses; Nikkei Average down
  101. Australia stocks fall sharply after U.S. losses
  102. Japan stocks fall sharply, with banks hit hard
  103. U.S. industry groups lobby against China yuan bill
  104. Mosaic to replace Nat'l Semiconductor on S&P 500
  105. R.E.M. breaks up after 31 years
  106. Australian dollar briefly dips below parity with U.S. dollar; Aussie now at $1.0004
  107. China manufacturing survey preliminary results fall to 49.4 vs. August's 49.9: HSBC
  108. Hong Kong stocks tank at open, with financials losing ground; Hang Seng Index down 3.
  109. Hong Kong stocks fall sharply after Fed statement
  110. Foster's shares jump as SABMiller bid accepted
  111. Australian dollar briefly dips below parity
  112. HSBC 'flash' China PMI falls to two-month low 49.4
  113. Dow futures point to 250-plus-point decline at opening bell
  114. U.S. weekly jobless claims fall to 423,000 from 432,000
  115. European stocks' losses deepen; leading benchmarks all down more than 4%
  116. FedEx lowers full-year profit outlook following first-quarter shortfall; shares drop
  117. Hang Seng Index ends 4.9% lower, H-share Index off 6.3% after weak China data, Fed ou
  118. Banks, oil and mining stocks lead sharp losses for Europe stocks
  119. Europe stock futures point to sharp losses after Fed bond swap, warning on economy
  120. Hong Kong's H-share index drops 5.1% in wake of weak Chinese data, Fed outlook
  121. Japan stocks fall sharply on Fed outlook, weak China data; Nikkei Average ends down 2
  122. Crude, gold futures plummet on dollar rise
  123. Alleged rogue UBS trader sorry, ordered to jail
  124. United Tech to maintain credit rating: CFO
  125. Treasurys soar, yields on 10-year notes hit low
  126. Discover Financial profit rises
  127. U.S. stock futures retain steep drop after claims
  128. Honeywell reaffirms 2011 profit guidance
  129. BofA Merrill Lynch lifts Intel to buy
  130. Weekly jobless claims fall to 423,000 from 432,000
  131. Coming up: Weekly jobless claims
  132. Indian stocks slide more than 4%
  133. Losses intensify for Europe as U.S. futures tumble
  134. Rite Aid Corp. loss narrows, revenue up slightly
  135. FedEx cuts fiscal-year outlook; shares fall
  136. CarMax profit inches higher
  137. Crude plunges on economic, demand concerns
  138. Goodrich fetches big premium in UTX deal: analyst
  139. BNP Paribas says roadshows are routine
  140. Sany Heavy halts IPO in HK on weak sentiment
  141. U.S. stock index futures extend slide
  142. Euro-zone composite PMI falls, signals contraction
  143. BNP Paribas seeks Mideast funding: reports
  144. Europe stocks tumble sharply in wake of Fed action
  145. Hong Kong H-share fall to more-than-two-year low
  146. Crude futures off 2% in European trading hours
  147. U.K. looks into more improper-trading cases: WSJ
  148. Gold futures tumble $36 in European trading hours
  149. Europe stock futures point to sharp losses
  150. Logitech cuts year operating-profit, sales views
  151. Leading economic indicators in August point to weak U.S. growth
  152. Market facing technical tests Thursday: The Tell
  153. Dow industrials down as much as 320 points as global equity selloff hits U.S. shores
  154. The Tell: Thursday shaping up as a day for the record books
  155. U.S. stocks down sharply, off lows after data
  156. U.S. housing prices climb 0.8% in July, FHFA says
  157. Mortgage rates remain near record lows
  158. August economic indicators signal weak growth
  159. Italy 10-year yield spread over Germany at record
  160. U.S stocks drop sharply; Dow off 350 points
  161. Yahoo upgraded on buyout scenario
  162. Netflix upgraded by Wedbush on buyout speculation
  163. Genworth, Lincoln selloffs slam financial sector
  164. Treasurys rally, pushing yields on 30-yr to 2.88%
  165. Techs retreat as broader market tumbles
  166. Geithner will not discuss possible Greek default
  167. Airline stocks decline; Republic Airways dips 7%
  168. U.S. stocks dive at the start on Fed's gloomy take
  169. Energy stocks pressured in commodity, equity swoon
  170. Coming Up: August leading indicators
  171. UTC sees 'minimal' regulatory resistance to merger
  172. Silver futures plunge 9% as commodity markets fall from favor
  173. Netflix lining up sale to Amazon: analyst
  174. Moody's reviews GM for possible ratings upgrade
  175. Treasury to sell $99 bln in notes, bonds
  176. UTC-Goodrich deal raises some antitrust anxieties
  177. FedEx shares slide 6% as shipments in Asia slow
  178. NASA: Satellite won't fall on North America
  179. Natural gas pares decline after supply data
  180. Europe should continue fiscal consolidation: Rehn
  181. IMF Lagarde: Markets ignore bold European action
  182. Down by more than 370 points, Dow industrials hit intraday low
  183. Martha Stewart teams with Avery, Staples
  184. Canadian stocks fall 3% amid global selloff
  185. Media stocks hit hard on renewed global fears
  186. U.K. regulator: Capital surcharge not anti-U.S.
  187. Guggenheim launches yuan bond ETF
  188. Meg Whitman to be named CEO of H-P as soon as Thursday afternoon: AllThingsD
  189. Top Republican concerned by Fed twist decision
  190. Meg Whitman poised to be named H-P CEO: report
  191. Minnesota joins suit against for-profit college
  192. Human Genome, Dr. Reddy's lead drug-stock slide
  193. 'Modern Family,' 'X Factor' among ratings winners
  194. SEC charges AXA Rosenberg founder with fraud
  195. CarMax shares shed 8% after disappointing results
  196. Silver, materials, energy, financials ETFs reflect breadth of Thursday wipeout
  197. Dow on course for worst week since Oct. 2008
  198. General Mills stock price targets go up
  199. U.S. sees strong demand at sale of 10-year TIPS
  200. Dow industrials on course for worst week since October 2008
  201. Facebook CEO rolls out Timeline feature
  202. AK Steel, US Steel pounded in global sell off
  203. Dow industrials down 485 points as U.S. stocks hit Thursday lows
  204. Canadian dollar drops below parity with U.S. currency
  205. Media stocks plunge in market selloff
  206. U.S. 30-year yields drop most since May 2010
  207. FAA wants $2.4 million fine for Cessna wing flaws
  208. Steel makers, mining firms fall hard
  209. EU aims to speed recapitalization of 16 banks: report
  210. Crude oil settles at lowest level in six weeks
  211. Fed 'twist' news fuels biggest two-day decline in 30-year yields since 2008
  212. Yum Brands to sell Long John Silver's and A&W chains
  213. E.U. to speed recap efforts at 16 banks: report
  214. Oil settles at lowest in six weeks
  215. Facebook, Netflix unveil new video sharing app
  216. Inverse bond ETFs tank as Fed spurs bond rally
  217. Fed: 2.3 mln homeowners missed refinancing
  218. Select Sector SPDR-Energy ETF near 12-month low
  219. Yum to sell Long John Silver's, A&W Restaurants
  220. Dow industrials down 500 points in final hour of trading
  221. Volatility gauge soars on global fears
  222. Credit Suisse sees 30-yr yields falling to record
  223. SIGA tanks, PharmAthene rallies on court decision
  224. High-yield bond ETFs fall
  225. Canadian, Australian dollars sink on safety flight
  226. U.S. stocks close with steep losses, with investors fleeing to cash; Dow loses 391 po
  227. Hewlett-Packard names Meg Whitman CEO, and Ray Lane as executive chairman; Apotheker
  228. Covidien hikes quarterly dividend 12.5%
  229. U.S. stocks dive on global fears; Dow off 391 pts
  230. H-P names Meg Whitman as CEO
  231. AMD says products GM Bergman is leaving company
  232. Apotheker could leave H-P with $35.7 mln: WSJ
  233. Nike posts 15% profit jump; shares gain
  234. H-P still sees mixed quarterly results
  235. McDonald's hikes quarterly dividend 15%
  236. Hong Kong stocks drop, with resources, exporters falling; Hang Seng Index down 2%
  237. Asia stocks extend losses; Australia's S&P/ASX 200 down 2.1%, Korea's Kospi off 3.4%
  238. Hong Kong stocks extend tumble; exporters hit hard
  239. Euro rises after report of upcoming G-20 remarks
  240. Australia stocks extend loss, with resources down
  241. Group of 20 pledges to keep markets stable
  242. Main indexes in Europe open higher before trimming gains to trade flat
  243. Greek minister says 50% haircut possible: reports
  244. Europe stocks attempt rebound, driven by banks
  245. Gold, other precious, base metals drift lower
  246. U.K.'s FTSE 100 falls below psychologically important 5,000 level
  247. Commodities slip across the board after trading flat during European hours
  248. Gold off over $30 as commodities pressure builds
  249. U.S. stock index futures turn lower
  250. Greece: Talk of default scenario counterproductive