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  1. Europe stocks swing lower; Greek banks lead
  2. ECB's Knot says Greek default possible: reports
  3. ECB ready to act if outlook worsens: Coene
  4. The Tell: Silver risks record one-day decline
  5. Crude-oil futures mired below $80 a barrel
  6. Hewlett-Packard is sharpest Dow decliner as U.S. stocks open mixed
  7. Yield for benchmark 10-year Treasury note plumbs new record low at 1.68%
  8. IMF's Lagarde calls for collective action
  9. Canada's Flaherty: Europe's EFSF must be larger
  10. Canadian stocks down 1.1%; loonie strengthens
  11. ECB to cut key rate half point in Oct.: JPMorgan
  12. First Solar falls 7.7%
  13. Nike, Finish Line jump, leading sector gains
  14. H-P leads tech stocks lower
  15. U.S. stocks open lower to extend weekly drop
  16. Airline stocks reverse some weekly losses
  17. Energy stocks remain in the red
  18. J.P. Morgan cuts AMR view to reflect recession
  19. Bank stocks fall in active U.S. preopen trading
  20. KB Home sees a wider third-quarter loss
  21. Met coal prices may pressure ANR, PCX: analyst
  22. Treasurys gain as stocks head lower again
  23. EU says no accelerated bank recapitalization plan
  24. Crude oil futures fall further under $80
  25. United Airlines may buy up to 200 new jets: report
  26. Former NBA player nabbed in Ponzi scheme
  27. GM bounces off new low after S&P note
  28. NBA cancels preseason games as lockout bites
  29. Europe bank stress risky for emerging markets: RBC
  30. Silver plummets 18% in worst session since at least 1984
  31. Gold futures sustain steepest one-day decline in five years
  32. Senate votes down stopgap spending bill
  33. Gold-mining stocks sell off sharply
  34. FSA's Turner backs high-frequency trading curbs
  35. EM equity funds log 8th week of outflows: report
  36. Silver drops 18%, worst in decades; platinum sinks
  37. Gold futures have worst day in five years
  38. Dish, Blockbuster team up with online streaming
  39. S&P reiterates buy rating on Nike
  40. NY Fed Dudley calls for more data on foreign banks
  41. Losses mount as gold nears settlement
  42. Lagarde: IMF should be 'creative' in aid
  43. Europe eyes Fed-style loan plan: Pimco's El-Erian
  44. Senate votes to kill stopgap spending bill
  45. NASA: Satellite debris might hit U.S.
  46. U.S. stocks end higher, but Dow has worst week since 2008, down 6.4%
  47. Stocks gain Friday; Dow has worst week since 2008
  48. Ex-Treasury Sec. Summers argues against austerity
  49. Companies, emerging markets on sidelines: El-Erian
  50. Pandit: Exposure to Europe 'extremely manageable'
  51. Icahn backs off Clorox proxy fight
  52. CME raises margins for gold, silver, copper
  53. Fitch lowers Pfizer's long-term rating to 'A+'
  54. Bailout fund won't solve all Europe woes: IMF aide
  55. BlackRock's Fisher: Banks must shrink by 25%
  56. Bank of the Commonwealth year's 72nd bank failure
  57. S&P director: All business models have conflicts
  58. UBS Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel resigns
  59. Russia's Putin to run for president: reports
  60. Hong Kong bank, exporter stocks rise in choppy early trade; Hang Seng Index up 0.2%
  61. Japan stocks slip in early trade with many exporters weaker; Nikkei Average down 0.1%
  62. Hong Kong stocks crawl higher in choppy trade
  63. Australian stocks climb as banks gain ground
  64. Japanese stocks fall in post-holiday trade
  65. Oil futures pare some of last week's losses
  66. Japan stocks fall sharply, with Nikkei Average ending down 2.2% on Europe jitters
  67. SEC weighing civil action over S&P CDO rating
  68. Cal-Maine net off 35% on 28% higher sales
  69. Nowotny doesn't exclude ECB rate cut: report
  70. Europe debt insurance costs rise
  71. German Ifo index falls to 15-month low at 107.5
  72. Chaoda Modern shares halted after slumping 27%
  73. U.S. stock futures point to lower Wall Street open
  74. Banks help pull European markets down
  75. Reed buying Accuity for $530 million
  76. Teva buys rest of Japan venture from Kowa at $150M
  77. Thai stocks dive in broad Southeast Asia sell-off
  78. German official reportedly tips Greek aid delay
  79. ANA takes formal delivery of first Dreamliner 787
  80. Sales of new homes slip over 2% in August, and prices sink nearly 9%
  81. More Fed easing may be needed, says central bank governor Raskin
  82. Berkshire Hathaway to lower cash equivalent holdings via Class A and B buybacks
  83. Safeway shares gain 4% on upgrade
  84. New U.S. home sales fall 2.3% in August to 295,000
  85. Eastman Kodak shares drop 21%
  86. Retail stocks climb; Macy's to boost hiring
  87. Netflix, Amazon rise, but techs trade flat
  88. U.S. stocks extend gains in early trading
  89. Netflix shares jump on DreamWorks deal
  90. Clorox leads S&P losers as Icahn backs off
  91. Airline stocks rise with JetBlue Airways
  92. Energy stocks rebound after crushing week
  93. AMD upgraded to buy by UBS, shares jump
  94. Berkshire rises on buyback, leads financials up
  95. Oil trades 0.6% lower, holds below $80 a barrel
  96. Coming up: New U.S. home sales for August
  97. Amazon.com to stream movies, TV from Fox
  98. Holiday sales gains to slow: Deloitte
  99. Berkshire sets stock buyback plan
  100. Fed's Raskin says more easing may be needed
  101. Cemex draws upgrade after big drop
  102. Gold, silver drop more as crude reclaims $80/bbl
  103. Groupon execs unsure of IPO timing: WSJ
  104. Freescale cuts revenue view, gross margins to rise
  105. United Tech upgraded to at Morgan Stanley
  106. Treasurys slip as stock, Europe outlook improve
  107. Goldman adds Great Plains Energy as conviction buy
  108. Spain's Zapatero announces elections for Nov. 20
  109. Maxim Group upgrades First Solar on low price
  110. Odyssey says finds wreck with 7 mln oz of silver
  111. Former GM exec Bob Lutz to build electric trucks
  112. Expedia upgraded to overweight at Piper Jaffray
  113. Gold, oil add to decline after new-home sales
  114. Martha Stewart rejoins board of namesake company
  115. Dollar up more, Treasurys erase loss after data
  116. U.S. stock gains fade after housing sales
  117. Dallas Fed manufacturing gauge drops in September
  118. Canadian stocks turn lower after U.S. housing data
  119. Media stocks broadly higher
  120. Judge delays Blagojevich sentencing
  121. Brazil stocks head lower for sixth session
  122. Judge dismisses Madoff suits against Merkin funds
  123. Starz could come under pressure: Morgan Stanley
  124. Apple shares slip on report of iPad production cut
  125. New stamps could feature living people
  126. Mela soars 60% on FDA update
  127. Range Resources, Cabot downplay Marcellus case
  128. Russian finance minister steps down
  129. Boeing shares gain with first 787 delivery
  130. Junk bond spreads hit highest in nearly two years
  131. Bank of Israel cuts interest rate by 25 bps to 3%
  132. Oil settles higher, ending three-day losing streak
  133. Sherwin -Williams shares jump 6%
  134. EU to give CO2 permits to airlines for new jets
  135. Gold ends at lowest in two months
  136. U.S. stocks close higher on optimism over European bailout; Dow climbs 272 points
  137. U.S. stocks rally on Europe hopes; Dow gains 272
  138. Europe mulls special vehicle to buy bonds: report
  139. Japanese stocks stage broad-based rally after U.S. gains; Nikkei Average up 1.5%
  140. Australia stocks jump, with miners, banks rallying
  141. Japan stocks open sharply higher after U.S. gains
  142. Senate OKs bills averting government shutdown
  143. Rio Tinto lifts Ivanhoe Mines stake to 49%
  144. Senate to vote on bill to stop government shutdown
  145. Japanese stocks rally sharply, led by exporters; Nikkei Average ends 2.8% higher
  146. BNP Paribas, Daimler lead Europe higher
  147. Daimler upgraded to outperform at Credit Suisse
  148. U.S. inquires into Motorola Solutions: Journal
  149. Goldman downgrades Lufthansa, Ryanair to neutral
  150. ICBC shares rally amid capital raising plan
  151. Philippine markets closed as typhoon hits Manila
  152. Hong Kong stocks shoot higher in early trade
  153. U.S. home prices rise for fourth straight month: Case-Shiller
  154. Coming up: Latest on home prices from Case-Shiller
  155. Airlines reject EU pollution-reduction plan
  156. Hang Seng China Enterprises Index closes up 6.4%; Hang Seng Index up 4.2%
  157. Coming Up: September consumer confidence
  158. Germany rejects idea of further EFSF expansion
  159. Home shadow inventory shrinks in July: CoreLogic
  160. Case-Shiller home price gauge up for fourth month
  161. Dollar, Treasurys fall more after home-price data
  162. Airlines reject EU plan to cut pollution
  163. Coming up: July Case-Shiller home prices
  164. Treasurys fall ahead of 2-year auction
  165. Walgreen beats earnings target, sales up 6.5%
  166. Apple repeated buy, $500 target, at Sterne Agee
  167. Chicken-supply cuts to boost Sanderson Farms
  168. Crude futures rise above $82 a barrel
  169. Italy sells 14.5 bln euros of debt, yields rise
  170. Gold jumps nearly $70 as Europe equities rally
  171. U.S. stock futures sharply up as Europe rallies
  172. U.S. consumer confidence ticks higher in September
  173. Dow industrials up 200 points, with all 30 components in black, on high hopes for Eur
  174. Gold, oil keep advance after consumer confidence
  175. Stocks come off session highs after confidence
  176. Allegheny Tech tops S&P advancers with 13% jump
  177. Treasurys, dollar fall more after confidence data
  178. Consumer confidence ticks higher in September
  179. Coach, Tiffany spark retail stocks; Walgreen drops
  180. Morgan Stanley, Citi, lead financials higher
  181. U.S. stocks jump in early trade to extend rally
  182. H-P, IBM, Cisco lead tech rally
  183. Shanghai subway crash injures at least 212
  184. Airline stocks rise for a third session
  185. Freddie settled too cheaply with B. of A.: auditor
  186. 'Dreamliner' takes off near Seattle for maiden voyage; ANA flight destined for Tokyo
  187. Canadian stocks extend gains; Ivanhoe Mines up 17%
  188. Latin American markets gain, track global rally
  189. Data: Market volatility down nearly 8%
  190. Putin names new Russian finance minister
  191. RBC settles with SEC over CDO sales
  192. ABC's 'Dancing,' CBS' 'Men' Monday ratings winners
  193. Fed's Lockhart downplays likely impact of Twist
  194. Cytokinetics rallies on study publication
  195. House to vote on stopgap spending bill Thursday
  196. Apple sets event for new iPhone next week
  197. Staples names Christine Komola CFO
  198. Media stocks climb on optimism over European debt
  199. Airlines want more biofuel investment
  200. Data: Global Dow index up more than 4% Tuesday
  201. U.S. sells 2-year notes at 0.249%; bonds stay down
  202. Apple sets iPhone event for Oct. 4
  203. Merkel says Germany wants 'strong' Greece to remain in euro bloc
  204. Sears shares up nearly 12%, setting pace for S&P advance
  205. 646,000 same-sex couple households in 2010: Census
  206. Oil rallies as hopes for Europe pause selloff
  207. Merkel confident Germany will support Greece
  208. Dow advances more than 300 points
  209. Wal-Mart says Vice Chairman Castro-Wright retiring
  210. Gold snaps four-day losing streak, up 3.6%
  211. Sears Holdings shares up 11.5%, leading S&P
  212. Fed's Fisher slams Twist move as ineffective
  213. Nestlé CFO to retire in March 2012
  214. U.S. stocks end higher on renewed hope for resolution to European crisis, though off
  215. API reports oil stockpiles up 568,000 barrels
  216. Eurozone split over Greece's bailout term: FT
  217. Jabil Circuit net nearly doubles
  218. U.S. stocks look to Europe for third daily gain
  219. Paychex profit gains on better payroll business
  220. Parts of Madoff-Mets owners suit dismissed: report
  221. Societe Generale to sell Newedge stake: report
  222. Japan stocks edge higher, with tech and energy shares rising; Nikkei Average up 0.2%
  223. Japan stocks rise, with techs, cars, energy up
  224. Hong Kong stocks fall early, with property shares weak; Hang Seng Index down 1.2%
  225. Chinese/French JV linked to China subway crash
  226. Hong Kong stocks fall in early trading
  227. Australia stocks rise, as retailers, miners gain
  228. U.S. stock benchmarks inch higher in early going Wednesday
  229. UAW members voting on GM pact: report
  230. U.S. stock futures extend gains following August durable-goods data
  231. U.S. durable-goods orders off 0.1% in August as motor vehicles, defense capital goods
  232. Finland's parliament backs proposed changes to strengthen euro zone's EFSF bailout fu
  233. EU's Barroso calls on ECB to do 'whatever is necessary' to back euro zone
  234. Man Group shares see sharp declines as U.K. stocks drop
  235. Stock futures in Europe point to opening losses
  236. UAW members voting on GM pact: report
  237. Bombardier CSeries falls short, analyst downgrades
  238. Amazon tablet talk has shares modestly higher
  239. U.S. stock futures add to rise after durable goods
  240. Jabil Circuit top gainer in preopen trade
  241. U.S. durable-goods orders drop 0.1% in August
  242. Treasury prices modestly up after 3-day decline
  243. Chesapeake shares rise on Utica Shale results
  244. Coming up: Durable goods orders for August
  245. Crude oil futures cool off after recent gains
  246. Chesapeake boosts liquids production outlook
  247. McCormick profit falls after one-time gain in 201
  248. Finnish parliament backs stronger EFSF
  249. Family Dollar profit up 8%, sets stock buyback
  250. Troika to resume Greek review Thursday: EU