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NYT > Economy
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  • Economix Blog: Bernanke Says Better Days Lie Ahead
  • High & Low Finance: A Fine Line Between Social Welfare and Politics
  • Spanish Banker Goes to Prison
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    WSJ.com US News
  • Obama's Counsel Told of IRS Audit Findings Weeks Ago
  • Rail Corridor Hit With Major Outage
  • President to Speak on Terror
  • Authorities Find Mail With Ricin In Spokane
  • Lone Winner Hits Powerball Jackpot
  • Puerto Rico Statehood Bid Gets New Push
  • Employers Eye Bare-Bones Health Plans Under New Law
  • Syria Conflict, Peace Process Top Kerry's Mideast Agenda
  • Nonlawyers Try Taste of Law School
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    WSJ.com Video - Business
  • An American Homecoming
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  • How FT Hacking Is Sign of the Times
  • Why Yahoo Is Sweet on Tumblr
  • Jewelry Heist at Cannes, and More
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    WSJ.com Video - Economy
  • An American Homecoming
  • Seib & Wessel: Bernanke Faces Lawmakers’ Questions
  • Gold Bears vs. Gold Bulls
  • Fed Official Sends Stocks South
  • America Is Back in Love With Pickup Trucks
  • Japan GDP Growth Is a Boost for Abenomics
  • Fed's Easy Money: Too Much of a Good Thing?
  • Gold Plunges on Tame Inflation
  • Google to Launch Streaming-Music Service, and More
  • Australia Takes a Gamble with Budget
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    Forbes Real Time
  • Vermont Resort Welcomes Dog Lovers - And Dogs - In A Big Way
  • 2013 shaping up like 1995
  • Angelina Jolie's Choice: Being Decisive Amidst Uncertainty
  • Marissa Mayer
  • Can Yahoo Buy Its Way Back To Relevance?
  • Game Of Thrones Season 3 Screens
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  • Weekend Box Office: 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Opens With 'Just' $84 Million
  • SAPVoice: The Overlooked: Social Media Marketing For Senior Citizens
  • The Impossible Feat of Madonna's Billboard Award-Winning MDNA Tour
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    Forbes Real Time
  • Vermont Resort Welcomes Dog Lovers - And Dogs - In A Big Way
  • 2013 shaping up like 1995
  • Angelina Jolie's Choice: Being Decisive Amidst Uncertainty
  • Marissa Mayer
  • Can Yahoo Buy Its Way Back To Relevance?
  • Game Of Thrones Season 3 Screens
  • 'Game Of Thrones' Season 3, Episode 8 Review: Second Sons, White Walkers
  • Weekend Box Office: 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Opens With 'Just' $84 Million
  • SAPVoice: The Overlooked: Social Media Marketing For Senior Citizens
  • The Impossible Feat of Madonna's Billboard Award-Winning MDNA Tour
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    Forbes - Personal Finance
  • Just When You Thought You Knew Every Way Your Credit Report Could Be Used Against You. (A Case Study)
  • 10 Things You Absolutely Need To Get A Mortgage
  • 6 Things You Think Add Value To Your Home - But Really Don't
  • Gen X And Late Boomers May Have Lower Standard Of Living In Retirement, Study Says
  • Bill Gross & Jeff Gundlach Make Bold Calls Based On Monetary Policy
  • What It's Really Like To Moonlight As A Landlord
  • What Divorcing Women Need To Know About Alimony 'Reform'
  • What Divorcing Women Need To Know About Alimony 'Reform'
  • Five Steps Toward Fixing the Hole In Your Retirement Plan
  • This Summer, Hire Your Kids
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    Forbes - Entrepreneurs
  • 2013 shaping up like 1995
  • The Impossible Feat of Madonna's Billboard Award-Winning MDNA Tour
  • The Companies With The Biggest Jumps In Employee Happiness
  • Employee Engagement: Every Leader's Imperative
  • 5 Reasons Tumblr + Yahoo is Good For Users
  • Will Angelina Jolie Help End Climate-Change Denial, And Help The Republican Party?
  • 5 Reasons Tumblr + Yahoo is Good For Users
  • Obama's EPA Makes A Rad Decision
  • The 2012/13 Barclays Premier League In Thoughts and Numbers
  • 6 Questions Everyone Should Ask the IRS
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    NBCNews.com: Stocks & economy
  • Stock market booms as companies buy own stocks
  • Wall Street advances for fourth straight week
  • Jobless claims jump at fastest pace since Nov.
  • Inflation takes biggest drop in 4 years, thanks to gas prices
  • Americans are fed up with frugality
  • Bloomberg LP at center of storm over snooping
  • Detroit is 'clearly insolvent,' emergency manager says
  • Higher retail sales show vein of strength in economy
  • Stocks: 'Sell in May and go away?' Not this year
  • Fed vigilant for another financial bubble
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    NBCNews.com: Personal finance
  • If you win the $600M Powerball, the tax man cometh
  • Budget brides save by buying canceled weddings
  • So your kid wants a credit card. What do you do now?
  • Banks to porn stars: Your money's not welcome
  • Gen-Xers in big trouble when it comes to retirement
  • Retired couples will need $220K for health expenses
  • Surprise! Prepaid debit cards actually a good deal
  • 5 money-saving trends we love (and want you to know)
  • 'Til death (or economic recovery) do us part
  • The best savings rates are online
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    Reuters: Business News
  • Global shares grind higher, yen edges up on Amari comments
  • Analysis: Little sign Abe can shake up Japan's inbound FDI
  • Elan strikes more deals, agrees second share buyback
  • NY regulator questions investment firms' ties to insurers: WSJ
  • Chesapeake Energy hires Anadarko executive as CEO: WSJ
  • Analysis: Shrinking deficit reduces pressure for budget deal
  • Insight: The road to a greener America is littered with road-kill
  • Insight: The fight for North Dakota's fracking-water market
  • SAC Capital's Cohen gets subpoena to testify: NY Times
  • Analysis: At margins of shale oil boom, a tempered euphoria
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    Reuters: Technology News
  • Infosys to challenge latest tax demand of $105.3 million
  • Yahoo's board approves $1.1 billion Tumblr acquisition: WSJ
  • New Xbox more than a game console for Microsoft
  • Google's wearable Glass gadget: cool or creepy?
  • Exclusive: EU cites Chinese telecoms Huawei and ZTE for trade violations
  • Yahoo to vote on $1.1 billion Tumblr buy: AllThingsD
  • DirecTV interested in buying video website Hulu: source
  • Syria government supporters hack Financial Times
  • Plaintiffs in Mexico Yahoo case say will appeal court ruling
  • All eyes on Vodafone's Colao for signs on Verizon
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    Reuters Video: Business
  • Search for victims continues at Freeport copper mine
  • Trader turned baker: Tom Molnar’s life after the city
  • Reuters Today: Japan Has Little Interest in Stopping Yen Fall
  • Jon Stewart -- the new Voice of America in China?
  • Technologists say apps can aid in Asia
  • The Do's and Dont's of Google Glass
  • Consumers power rally to fourth week
  • Newsmaker: Jim Rogers on Japan, Korea and shorting JPMorgan
  • NEWSMAKER: No reason why Nikkei couldn't double - Rogers
  • Newsmaker: Jim Rogers betting against JPMorgan
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    Reuters: Internet News
  • Rivals get longer to comment on Google EU antitrust offer: source
  • Syria government supporters hack Financial Times
  • U.S. authorities seize accounts of major Bitcoin operator
  • After Google, Amazon to be grilled on UK tax presence
  • LulzSec hackers who "wreaked havoc" at Sony jailed in UK
  • Ex-Groupon CEO Mason moving to San Francisco to start new company
  • UK politician sues for defamation in high-profile Twitter case
  • After ATM heist, India's IT sector again in unwelcome spotlight
  • Analysis: Google+ struggles to attract brands, some neglect to update
  • For banks in cyber heist, how to get their money back?
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    Reuters: Mergers News
  • Blavatnik may buy stake in Russian mobile retailer-report
  • Hong Kong IPO Pipeline - May 20
  • Morgan Stanley to sell India wealth management unit to StanChart
  • Turkey's Kazanci appoints Merrill to sell Aksa Enerji stake
  • RPT-Market Chatter-Corporate finance press digest
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  • PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - May 20
  • PRESS DIGEST - British Business - May 20
  • Yahoo's board approves $1.1 bln Tumblr acquisition -WSJ
  • Yahoo to vote on $1.1 bln Tumblr buy -AllThingsD
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    Reuters: Private Equity
  • Qatar to announce new overseas energy infrastructure fund
  • INSIGHT-The road to a greener America is littered with road-kill
  • SAC Capital's Cohen gets subpoena to testify - NY Times
  • MIDEAST STOCKS - Factors to watch - May 19
  • UPDATE 2-Transocean chairman voted out, $2.24/shr dividend backed
  • Deals of the day -- mergers and acquisitions
  • RPT-IPOVIEW-Tableau, Marketo software IPOs soar to the cloud
  • IPOVIEW-Tableau, Marketo software IPOs soar to the cloud
  • Transocean chairman voted out, $2.24/shr dividend backed
  • UPDATE 2-Syniverse, Mach deal set to win EU approval-sources
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    View from the Top
  • AkzoNobel: consumers still cautious in Europe
  • Stormy waters for Transocean
  • India's Godrej looks south
  • TD Ameritrade growth continues
  • Ebay looks to mobile market
  • Crocs investors wary of fickle fashion
  • Telecom Italia: Italy will 'pick up'
  • Air France-KLM on sector consolidation
  • Turning around BlackBerry
  • Vodafone: Eurozone will recover
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    US Equities Market Data - FT.com
  • Stock market optimism is hard to explain
  • S&P 500 closes week at record high
  • Trader’s Diary: What earnings forecasts tell us
  • US stocks snap record-setting run
  • Bulls find comfort in past S&P 500 rallies
  • Cisco optimism sparks relief rally
  • Wall St rallies despite downbeat earnings
  • Google steals music march on Apple
  • US utilities’ outperformance fades away
  • US earnings: irrational dreariness
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    Markets
  • Global stocks inch to fresh high
  • Listen to what gold is really telling us
  • Aussie dollar parity lost as cracks deepen
  • Tougher times for trading titans
  • Stock market optimism is hard to explain
  • Tough oil pricing ahead, says Eni chief
  • Low rates fail to spur M&A boom
  • EU oil price probe reveals flawed system
  • Adani bullish on India energy prospects
  • Record sums flow into Japan equity funds
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    Financial Times - Commodities News and Market Data
  • Tough oil pricing ahead, says Eni chief
  • Tougher times for trading titans
  • Warburg makes $1.8bn on Targa cash-out
  • Adani bullish on India energy prospects
  • Conservative MPs face fracking challenge
  • EU oil price probe reveals flawed system
  • US energy revolution gathers pace
  • Gold hits 4-week low on ETF selling
  • Profit warnings hit Australian resources
  • Hayward takes chair at Glencore Xstrata
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    NYT > Company Reports
  • Economic Reports for the Week Ahead
  • J.C. Penney’s New Plan Is to Reuse Its Old Plans
  • Dell’s Earnings Fall 79% as Sales of PCs Fade
  • Wal-Mart Sales Go Cold, and Its Shares Feel the Chill
  • As Cisco Adapts, Profit Rises 14.5%
  • After a Record Loss, Sharp Reshuffles Its Management
  • Economic Reports for the Week Ahead
  • Sony Posts Annual Profit for First Time in 5 Years
  • Delta Sees New Terminal as Symbol of an Air Travel Makeover
  • McDonald’s Reports Fall In April Sales
    • NYT > Banking Industry
  • Concern for Scottish Banks in Independence Effort
  • Derivatives Reform on the Ropes
  • The City as Savior of E.U. Finance
  • Treasury Auctions Set for This Week
  • Rajat Gupta’s Lust for Zeros
  • Former I.B.M. Chief to Lead Bloomberg Privacy Review
  • Ex-Spanish Banker Is Released on Bail After a Night in Jail
  • Investor Group Asks S.E.C. to Intervene on Access to Shareholder Vote Totals
  • Regulators Overhaul Derivatives Market, but With a Caveat
  • JPMorgan Appoints Co-Heads of Global M.&A.
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    NYT > Securities and Commodities Violations
  • Hedge Fund Manager And S.E.C. Reach Deal
  • S.E.C. Contends Harrisburg, Pa., Misled Its Bond Investors
  • Charges Filed in Facebook I.P.O. Case
  • Illinois Is Accused of Fraud by S.E.C.
  • The Nominee for the S.E.C. Faces a Senate Hearing
  • Oppenheimer Settles Accusations of Misleading Investors
  • Nominee to Lead the S.E.C. Vows an ‘Unrelenting’ Fight on Fraud
  • Hedge Fund Manager Found and Jailed in Fraud
  • A Class Action in the Public Interest
  • Supreme Court Decides 2 Securities Fraud Cases
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    NYT > Retirement
  • A Slim Travel Budget, but Otherwise No Limits
  • Getting the Full Picture on Annuities and Insurance
  • When Taxes Aren't the Only Consideration
  • New York Investigates Advances On Pensions
  • The Dull Task of Decoding 401(k) Fees Matters
  • Kodak Spinoffs Clear Path For Exit From Bankruptcy
  • Loans Borrowed Against Pensions Squeeze Retirees
  • Budget Negotiating Chip Has Big Downside for Old and Poor
  • Companies Substitute Tangibles, Like Cheese, for Investments
  • In Congress, a Bill Seeks to Tie Municipal Borrowing Power to Public Pension Disclosure
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    WSJ.com Video - News
  • Why China’s Property Prices Keep Rising
  • Dispute Threatens China-India Relations
  • Why Yahoo Is Betting on Tumblr
  • Several Tornadoes Sweep Through Midwest
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  • US Airways Flight Makes Emergency Landing
  • South African Comics Find Big Laughs in Politics
  • In West, Texas, a Yearning to Return
  • Energy Firms Showcase Natural Gas Cars
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    WSJ.com Video - Politics & Campaign
  • Treasury Knew of IRS Targeting Last June
  • Seib & Wessel: Full Jan Baran Interview
  • GOP Outrage Felt at IRS Hearing
  • Google Glass Privacy Worries Lawmakers
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  • Seib & Wessel: Bernanke Faces Lawmakers’ Questions
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  • Seib & Wessel: President Obama’s Awful Week
  • Russia Builds Up Naval Presence Off Syria
  • White House Names Daniel Werfel as IRS Chief
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    WSJ.com Video - World
  • Why China’s Property Prices Keep Rising
  • Dispute Threatens China-India Relations
  • Why Yahoo Is Betting on Tumblr
  • South African Comics Find Big Laughs in Politics
  • Jewels Heist at Cannes Film Festival
  • WSJ's Photos of the Day - May 17, 2013
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  • Seib & Wessel: Spy Arrest Deepens U.S.-Russia Rift
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    WSJ.com Video - Business
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  • How FT Hacking Is Sign of the Times
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    WSJ.com Video - Economy
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    WSJ.com Video - Health
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    WSJ.com Video - Law
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    WSJ.com Video - Media & Marketing
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    WSJ.com Video - Management
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    WSJ.com Video - Markets
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