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Netflix stock drops 9% on news that Starz deal will end
Company TownNetflix stock dropped 9% Friday as investors sold shares following news that the online video company would lose content from its most prominent supplier of new movies, Starz Entertainment.... -
Wall Street Roundup: Madoff and Harvard. JPMorgan and Legos.
Money & CompanyGold: Trading now at $1,817 an ounce, down 3.0% from Tuesday. Dow Jones industrial average: Trading now at 11283.02, up 1.3% from Tuesday. Bank of America shakeup. The best heads on Wall Street are trying to divine the meaning behind...... -
Report: Facebook delays IPO until late 2012
L.A. Times Tech BlogFacebook has delayed its IPO until late 2012, according to a published report.... -
Wall Street: Stocks mixed; gold falls again
Money & CompanyStocks bounced around uncertainly Friday morning as speculation built that central banks may take stronger action to stimulate the economy.... -
TNT to backpedal on buying big movies
Company TownTNT, one of the biggest buyers of Hollywood movies, is going to back away from bidding for big theatrical movies. That's the word from Jeff Bewkes, chief executive of TNT parent Time Warner Inc., also the owner of Warner Bros.,...... -
Judge rejects SEC settlement with Citigroup in mortgage case
Money & CompanyFederal judge Jed Rakoff rejected the Securities and Exchange Commission's effort to strike a settlement with Citigroup over financial crisis-era wrongdoing, telling the regulatory agency that it must be willing to take stronger action against banks... -
The secret meeting between Henry Paulson and hedge-fund chiefs
Money & CompanyIn case there wasn't enough anger about the cozy ties between Wall Street and Washington, new revelations this morning suggest that former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gave hedge funds an inside scoop about the government's plans for Freddie and... -
SEC enforcement chief defends agency
Money & CompanyThe head of the Securities and Exchange Commission's enforcement unit doesn't take kindly to criticism, even if it's from a federal judge. Robert Khuzami praised the agency's track record in cracking down on Wall Street fraud -- and defended a... -
Raj Rajaratnam gets 11-year term in Galleon insider trading case
Money & CompanyGalleon hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam sentenced to 11 years in prison... -
Timothy Geithner: 'Stay tuned' for bank crackdown
Money & CompanyTreasury Secretary Tim Geithner hinted today that the financial sector may yet face a reckoning with the government for wrong doing that led to the financial crisis.... -
Goldman Sachs sees losses for first time since financial crisis
Money & CompanyGoldman Sachs saw nearly all of its revenue streams hit by the volatile markets and slowing economy. Revenue in the third quarter fell 25% from the same quarter last year, leading to net losses of $393 million, or 84 cents a share. During the same quarter... -
Wall Street: Gold falls, stocks waver
Money & CompanyStocks are wavering as investors digest earnings reports and news from Europe. Earnings announcements from Goldman Sachs and Bank of America confirmed that Wall Street is indeed hurting....
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