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Sober Davos forum eyes banking
reforms, Haiti (AP)
AP - Responsible banks and aid for Haiti
— not invincible billionaires, high-charged
diplomacy or rock stars — are the
watchwords at this year's World
Economic Forum at Davos.
Home sales rose in '09 as prices
plunged 12 pct. (AP)
AP - Sales of previously occupied
homes rose in 2009 for the first time in four
years, despite a December slump that
was due to a tax credit that had caused
many buyers to complete sales earlier.
Obama announces initiatives for middle
class (AP)
AP - President Barack Obama on
Monday offered help for people
struggling to pay bills and care for their
families, appealing to a middle-class he
says has been "under assault for a
long time."
Stocks recover as Bernanke's
prospects improve (AP)
AP - Stocks are recovering Monday from
last week's bruising as prospects
brightened that Federal Reserve Board
Chairman Ben Bernanke would be
appointed to another term.
Obama Proposes Tax Breaks for
Middle-Income Americans (Bloomberg)
Bloomberg - Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) --
President Barack Obama is proposing
a tax package aimed at appealing to
middle-income Americans, including an
increased tax credit for child care and an
expansion of tax credits to match
retirement savings.
The Fed: Fed chief's likely to win
reconfirmation: analysts
A firestorm of doubt that erupted last week
over whether lawmakers’ support for Fed
Chairman Ben Bernanke was eroding
has…
Tishman Speyer group gives up New
York project
A group led by Tishman Speyer
Properties will give up the Manhattan-
based Peter Cooper Village and
Stuyvesant Town apartment
complex…
Stock market adds commercial real
estate to woes
Market analysts are pointing to a growing
divide between banks, with regional
players especially vulnerable to
blowups in commercial real…
Strong demand for Greek bond
Signs that investor demand for Greece’s
syndicated offering of five-year
government bonds is strong help calm
European financial markets, analysts…
Airline Stocks: Airline stocks mixed after prior-
week dip
Airline stocks are mixed, ahead of more
quarterly results this week scheduled for
Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and US…
Financial Winners & Losers: Goldman
Goldman Sachs was among the
winners of the financial sector Monday
as Wall Street firms prepared their corner to
fight…
Kass: More Nuance Is in Store
The markets have become far more
susceptible to disequilibrium.
Listen to Earnings, Don't Buy
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- This week
should be a no-buying week for
investors. Instead traders should listen to
earnings and…
Bearish on Several Currency Pairs
We maintain our short-term bearish bias on
the EUR-USD and EUR-JPY and see
other major pairs struggling.
Rare Selloff Greets Failed Bank Buy
Buying a failed institution's assets has
typically been a great way for a bank to
drive up its stock price,…
Cramer's 'Stop Trading': Geithner,
Bernanke
Jim Cramer says he would sell stock if
Bernanke and Geithner are out.
Series of Blasts Rock Baghdad Hotel
District
A series of bombs targeting at least three
hotels rocked Baghdad, in the latest of
four large-scale, coordinated bombing
attacks…
U.S. Home Resales Tumble
Existing-home sales plunged 16.7% in
December, dropping after three straight
increases that were fed by a fat
government tax credit,…
Tishman Venture Gives Up
Stuyvesant Project
A group led by Tishman Speyer has
decided to give up the sprawling Peter
Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town
Manhattan…
Support for Bernanke Gains Momentum
The political winds appear to be shifting in
favor of the Fed chairman, as the White
House escalated efforts to…
At SEC, a Scholar Who Saw It Coming
To protect the financial system from the
next potentially toxic innovation or the
next Madoff, the SEC has turned to…
Stocks Reclaim Some Lost Ground
Stock indexes showed modest
gains as investors remained cautious
ahead of policy decisions and
earnings reports. Apple helped lift the…
Stocks up after slide, but caution persists
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks edged
higher in choppy trade on Monday as
investors scooped up shares
beaten down…
Home sales tumble as tax credit lift wanes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of
previously owned homes suffered a
record drop last month as the boost from a
popular…
GM's Whitacre to stay on as CEO
DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co
Chairman Ed Whitacre said on Monday
that he would stay on as chief
executive…
Bernanke's prospects brighten; vote
seen this week
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers
looked likely to grudgingly approve
Ben Bernanke to a second term as
Federal Reserve chairman…
GM says in talks with Spyker, no Saab
deal
DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co
has held advanced talks with Spyker
Cars for the sale of its Swedish brand…
Delta Air Lines to spend $1 billion on
upgrades
ATLANTA (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc
said on Monday it plans to invest $1
billion over the next few…
Stocks Work to Recover Last Week's
Losses; Disappointing Home Sales in
Focus
Read full story for details.
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Will You Spend More or Less in
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<P>According to new data, probably
less--save for health care and
insurance.</P>
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Obama Vows to Reverse 'Epidemic' of
US Job Losses
At an event where he announced a
package of tax credits and other
measures for the middle class, Obama
said…
Bernanke Likely to Win Second Term
as Fed Chairman
US Existing Home Sales Plunge More
Than Expected
Whitacre Named As Permanent CEO at
General Motors
Corporate Antagonism Goes Public
Most Expensive U.S. Small Town:
Sagaponack, N.Y.
Picks of the Week: IBM, AmEx, Citi, Google,
eBay
Amazon Enlists Developers to Head Off
Apple Threat
Tussle for Howard Stern May Have
Started
Acer Prepares for Apple's Tablet
5 Superball Stocks
Sometimes, the harder you throw a ball, the
higher it bounces.
5 Dynamic Dividend Stocks
Check out these solid stocks that pay
you to hold them.
Iraqi Oil: What's in It for the Majors?
The risks are high, but future access is
too important to pass up.
Telcos Love This Disruptor
But will investors like Motricity?
Booking Value in Berkshire
Does price-to-book value accurately
portend Berkshire Hathaway's future?
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Sober Davos forum eyes banking
reforms, Haiti (AP)
AP - Responsible banks and aid for Haiti
— not invincible billionaires, high-charged
diplomacy or rock stars — are the
watchwords at this year's World
Economic Forum at Davos.
Home sales rose in '09 as prices
plunged 12 pct. (AP)
AP - Sales of previously occupied
homes rose in 2009 for the first time in four
years, despite a December slump that
was due to a tax credit that had caused
many buyers to complete sales earlier.
Obama announces initiatives for middle
class (AP)
AP - President Barack Obama on
Monday offered help for people
struggling to pay bills and care for their
families, appealing to a middle-class he
says has been "under assault for a
long time."
Stocks recover as Bernanke's
prospects improve (AP)
AP - Stocks are recovering Monday from
last week's bruising as prospects
brightened that Federal Reserve Board
Chairman Ben Bernanke would be
appointed to another term.
Obama Proposes Tax Breaks for
Middle-Income Americans (Bloomberg)
Bloomberg - Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) --
President Barack Obama is proposing
a tax package aimed at appealing to
middle-income Americans, including an
increased tax credit for child care and an
expansion of tax credits to match
retirement savings.
The Fed: Fed chief's likely to win
reconfirmation: analysts
A firestorm of doubt that erupted last week
over whether lawmakers’ support for Fed
Chairman Ben Bernanke was eroding
has…
Tishman Speyer group gives up New
York project
A group led by Tishman Speyer
Properties will give up the Manhattan-
based Peter Cooper Village and
Stuyvesant Town apartment
complex…
Stock market adds commercial real
estate to woes
Market analysts are pointing to a growing
divide between banks, with regional
players especially vulnerable to
blowups in commercial real…
Strong demand for Greek bond
Signs that investor demand for Greece’s
syndicated offering of five-year
government bonds is strong help calm
European financial markets, analysts…
Airline Stocks: Airline stocks mixed after prior-
week dip
Airline stocks are mixed, ahead of more
quarterly results this week scheduled for
Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and US…
Financial Winners & Losers: Goldman
Goldman Sachs was among the
winners of the financial sector Monday
as Wall Street firms prepared their corner to
fight…
Kass: More Nuance Is in Store
The markets have become far more
susceptible to disequilibrium.
Listen to Earnings, Don't Buy
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- This week
should be a no-buying week for
investors. Instead traders should listen to
earnings and…
Bearish on Several Currency Pairs
We maintain our short-term bearish bias on
the EUR-USD and EUR-JPY and see
other major pairs struggling.
Rare Selloff Greets Failed Bank Buy
Buying a failed institution's assets has
typically been a great way for a bank to
drive up its stock price,…
Cramer's 'Stop Trading': Geithner,
Bernanke
Jim Cramer says he would sell stock if
Bernanke and Geithner are out.
Series of Blasts Rock Baghdad Hotel
District
A series of bombs targeting at least three
hotels rocked Baghdad, in the latest of
four large-scale, coordinated bombing
attacks…
U.S. Home Resales Tumble
Existing-home sales plunged 16.7% in
December, dropping after three straight
increases that were fed by a fat
government tax credit,…
Tishman Venture Gives Up
Stuyvesant Project
A group led by Tishman Speyer has
decided to give up the sprawling Peter
Cooper Village and Stuyvesant Town
Manhattan…
Support for Bernanke Gains Momentum
The political winds appear to be shifting in
favor of the Fed chairman, as the White
House escalated efforts to…
At SEC, a Scholar Who Saw It Coming
To protect the financial system from the
next potentially toxic innovation or the
next Madoff, the SEC has turned to…
Stocks Reclaim Some Lost Ground
Stock indexes showed modest
gains as investors remained cautious
ahead of policy decisions and
earnings reports. Apple helped lift the…
Stocks up after slide, but caution persists
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks edged
higher in choppy trade on Monday as
investors scooped up shares
beaten down…
Home sales tumble as tax credit lift wanes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of
previously owned homes suffered a
record drop last month as the boost from a
popular…
GM's Whitacre to stay on as CEO
DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co
Chairman Ed Whitacre said on Monday
that he would stay on as chief
executive…
Bernanke's prospects brighten; vote
seen this week
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers
looked likely to grudgingly approve
Ben Bernanke to a second term as
Federal Reserve chairman…
GM says in talks with Spyker, no Saab
deal
DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co
has held advanced talks with Spyker
Cars for the sale of its Swedish brand…
Delta Air Lines to spend $1 billion on
upgrades
ATLANTA (Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc
said on Monday it plans to invest $1
billion over the next few…
Stocks Work to Recover Last Week's
Losses; Disappointing Home Sales in
Focus
Read full story for details.
Cash Is Not Trash
Don't give up on your money market
fund.
30 Days to Financial Fitness: Week 3
Morningstar's Christine Benz offers a step-
by-step guide to getting in peak financial
shape.
30 Days to Financial Fitness: Week 4
Morningstar's Christine Benz offers a step-
by-step guide to getting in peak financial
shape.
Top 10 Ultimate Stock-Pickers' Dividend
Stocks
We've taken a deep look at the
dividend-paying stocks held by our
top managers.
Will You Spend More or Less in
Retirement?
<P>According to new data, probably
less--save for health care and
insurance.</P>
Copyright 2010 © JingleTree.com, LLC.
All rights reserved.
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Obama Vows to Reverse 'Epidemic' of
US Job Losses
At an event where he announced a
package of tax credits and other
measures for the middle class, Obama
said…
Bernanke Likely to Win Second Term
as Fed Chairman
US Existing Home Sales Plunge More
Than Expected
Whitacre Named As Permanent CEO at
General Motors
Corporate Antagonism Goes Public
Most Expensive U.S. Small Town:
Sagaponack, N.Y.
Picks of the Week: IBM, AmEx, Citi, Google,
eBay
Amazon Enlists Developers to Head Off
Apple Threat
Tussle for Howard Stern May Have
Started
Acer Prepares for Apple's Tablet
5 Superball Stocks
Sometimes, the harder you throw a ball, the
higher it bounces.
5 Dynamic Dividend Stocks
Check out these solid stocks that pay
you to hold them.
Iraqi Oil: What's in It for the Majors?
The risks are high, but future access is
too important to pass up.
Telcos Love This Disruptor
But will investors like Motricity?
Booking Value in Berkshire
Does price-to-book value accurately
portend Berkshire Hathaway's future?
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