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Wall Street Roundup: Firing bankers. McKinsey speaks.
Money & CompanyGold: Trading now at $1,556 per ounce, up 0.9% from Friday. Dow Jones industrial average: Trading now at 12531.80, down 1.0% from Friday. New Europe concerns. Stock markets are being sent down over concerns about yet another European economy --...... -
Government: Unreasonable debt-ceiling denial
Opinion L.A.This is a corrected version of the original post; see the note below. It's probably stupid of me to pick a fight with the folks at Reason, a bunch of smart people who have the distinct advantage of a clear...... -
AIG reportedly considering an initial public offering of aircraft leasing firm
Money & CompanyAmerican International Group Inc. is considering whether or not to sell part of Century City aircraft leasing giant International Lease Finance Corp. through a initial public offering, reports say.... -
Richard Cordray is best choice to head consumer bureau, Obama says
Money & CompanySaying middle-class families needed a strong watchdog in Washington, President Obama on Monday nominated former Ohio Atty. Gen. Richard Cordray to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. "As Ohio's attorney general, Rich helped recover billions... -
Boeing earnings rise 20%, Northrop's fall 27% in second quarter
Money & CompanyBoeing Co. and Northrop Grumman Corp., two of the nation's largest aerospace companies, reported second quarter financial earnings Wednesday with differing results.... -
Wall Street Roundup: Bloody Monday. Buffett vs. Gross.
Money & CompanyWall Street: Stocks have fallen fast in early trading on Monday morning as the markets absorb Standard & Poor's Friday-evening announcement that it is downgrading the United States' credit. Investing giant Bill Gross of PIMCO praised S&P for its move over... -
Bank of America shares tumble again
Money & CompanyBank of America: News of another huge mortgage lawsuit targeting Bank of America Corp., and of a hedge-fund investor dumping BofA shares, sent the bank's stock tumbling Monday. Bank of America shares fell $1.18, or 14%, to $6.99 in midday trading Monday.... -
AIG's lawsuit against BofA illustrates more Countrywide woes
Money & CompanyBank of America was hit with more troubles Monday when AIG filed a lawsuit against the company alleging that "massive fraud perpetrated by defendants Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, and Countrywide ... has resulted in more than $10 billion in damages to... -
For housing market, economic worries trump downgrades
Money & CompanyConcern over the future of the U.S. economy remains the biggest threat to the nation’s housing market, experts said, and not rating agency downgrades of the U.S. or mortgage finance titans Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.... -
Wall Street Roundup: Analyzing Ben Bernanke; keeping the exchange open
Money & CompanyGold: Trading now at $1,789 an ounce, up 1.5% from Thursday. Dow Jones industrial average: Trading now at 11,178.81, up 0.3% from Thursday. Analyzing Ben. Fed chief Ben Bernanke finally gave his highly anticipated speech and in good oracle-like fashion,..... -
Century City aircraft leasing firm files for public offering
Money & CompanyCentury City-based aircraft leasing company International Lease Finance Corp. unveiled plans for an initial public offering, a move that would take the firm out from under the wing of it parent company American International Group Inc....
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