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Q&A with FBN's Gerri Willis on the downgrade and what you should do
Top of the TicketThe financial week starts tonight in Asia. What should Americans focus on in turbulent times? FBN anchor Gerri Willis offers insight and advice.... -
California short-term debt deal more than half sold on first day
Money & CompanyYield-hungry individual investors on Tuesday put in orders to buy more than half of the short-term notes that California is selling this week to raise cash. Brokerages handling the deal for state Treasurer Bill Lockyer said they had orders for...... -
SEC: Citi designed bad security for investors, bet against it
Money & CompanyCitigroup is paying hundreds of millions to settle a lawsuit accusing it of betting against its own clients on a mortgage-backed security that the bank had designed to fail.... -
Wall Street: Stocks and gold rise
Money & CompanyEuropean leaders are beginning crucial talks aimed at finding a solution to the sovereign debt crisis, and investors seem to be optimistic about the outcome. On a walk through the Occupy Wall Street encampment, Alec Baldwin calmly takes on a number of Ron... -
Wall Street: Stocks down, gold up
Money & CompanyWall Street: Stocks fell this morning after it was announced that U.S. home prices dropped again, and as investors await the results of the European financial summit.... -
MF Global goes bankrupt, is 1st U.S. casualty of European crisis
Money & CompanyThe Wall Street firm run by former Goldman Sachs chairman and New Jersey governor Jon Corzine filed for bankruptcy Monday morning, making it the first big American casualty of the European debt crisis.... -
Italian parliament votes in new technocrat government
World NowItalian Prime Minister Mario Monti won a second decisive vote of confidence Friday from the chamber of deputies. Italy's new non-political Cabinet received 556 votes in favor with 61 against, most of the latter from ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi’s... -
Obama on his embattled budget: Let's talk, but....
Top of the TicketObama full text of news conference as he defends his budget and talks of Egypt.... -
Jay Carney approves of Jay Carney's first briefing as Obama White House press secretary
Top of the TicketJay Carney, Obama's new spokesman, makes his first solo PR foray and gives himself a good grade.... -
AEG repeats assurances about proposed L.A. stadium
L.A. NOWA panel that's looking at plans for a football stadium downtown held its first subcommittee meeting Friday amid assurances from the developer and some skepticism from the public.... -
Obama news conference registers 3.7: Japan's disaster is sad, now on gas prices (and my poll numbers)
Top of the TicketFull text and commentary as the Democrat seeks to regain control of Washington's political narrative.... -
Greek default fears drive up euro-zone bond yields
Money & CompanyEurope’s government-debt crisis is flaring again, as interest rates on Greek, Irish and Portuguese bonds surge on fears that some form of default is inevitable. The annualized yield on two-year Greek notes (charted at left) jumped to 17.83% on...
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