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Dollar breaks correlation streak in sign bulls love
For the first time in four years the dollar is participating in a rally that has sent stocks to record highs as traders in the $4-trillion-a-day foreign- exchange market bet the world's largest economy will only strengthen.Rich stunned by recession sell munis for first time
For the first time in decades, the rich showed no confidence in state and local governments during a recession. The wave of selling began in the summer of 2007, when hedge funds and some mutual funds were forced to raise cash to meet redemptions. Municipal bonds retained the most value, and the rich didn't hesitate to sell.Economic rebound slowed last quarter
WASHINGTON AP - The economic rebound last quarter turned out to be slower than first thought, one of the reasons unemployment is likely to stay high this year.The economy grew at a 3 percent annual rate from January to March, the Commerce Department said Thursday. That was slightly weaker than an initial estimate of 3.Dutch Supreme Court allows ABN Amro to sell LaSalle bank to Bank of America
THE HAGUE, Netherlands AP _ ABN Amro's sale of its U.S. arm LaSalle Bank to Bank of America was lawful, the Dutch SupremeCourt ruled Friday _ overturning a lower court's move blocking the proposed $21 billion sale.It was not immediately clear how the ruling would affect the broader fight between Barclays PLC and a consortium led by Royal Bank of Scotland PLC over competing bids for all of ABN Amro Holding NV.View more book results for the query "Dow Jones Company"
SEC accuses Goldman Sachs of civil fraud
WASHINGTON AP - The government has accused Goldman Sachs Co. of defrauding investors by failing to disclose conflicts of interest in subprime investments it sold as the housing market was collapsing.The Securities and Exchange Commission said in a civil complaint Friday that Goldman failed to disclose that one of its clients helped create - and then bet against - subprime mortgage securities that Goldman sold to other investors.Signs of strain wear on global economy
From the United States to Europe and even to booming China, the global economy is showing signs of strain.Most major economies are expected to keep growing. But evidence is mounting that many around the world are struggling to expand as fast as they did last year.European governments are struggling with debts and squeezed budgets.Yale leads rebound in donations as $100 million gifts multiply
Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania are leading a rebound in contributions to colleges as donors who held back during the recession are writing checks again following two years of a rising stock market.Privacy 101: Everything You Need to Know And More
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