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MarketWatch.com - Top Stories
MarketWatch, a leading publisher of business and financial news, offers users up-to-the minute news, investment tools, and subscription products.
Romney handily wins Nevada Republican caucus
Republican frontrunner easily defeats Newt Gingrich in the Nevada Republican caucus, building his lead in his bid for the party?s nomination to challenge President Barack Obama in November.
Russia, China veto U.N. resolution against Syria
U.S. President Barack Obama calls on Syria?s president to step down accusing the regime of murdered hundreds of its own citizens on Friday.
Thousands of Russians protest Putin?s candidacy
Demonstrators turn out in below-freezing temperatures to protest the prime minister?s bid for another presidential term.
NewsWatch: U.S. stocks follow win streak with focus on Europe
Cisco, Coca-Cola, Disney and Visa are among bellwethers set to report results amid expectations for market gains to continue; resolution of Europe?s debt crisis is expected to drag on.
NewsWatch: U.S. stocks cheer surprisingly good jobs data
U.S. stocks leapt Friday, propelling the Nasdaq index to an 11-year high, as Wall Street embraced the nation?s jobless rate dropping to a three-year low.
Auto Review: 2012 Honda CR-V EX-L
Honda?s thoughtful redesign of the best-selling CR-V has produced a solid, well-made crossover at a reasonable price, says Ron Amadon.
Asia Markets: Asia investors watching for China price data
Asian investors will be waiting for Chinese consumer price data due out Thursday to gauge the likelihood of more monetary-policy easing from Beijing.
Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks follow win streak with focus on Europe
Cisco, Coca-Cola, Disney and Visa are among bellwethers set to report results amid expectations for market gains to continue; resolution of Europe?s debt crisis is expected to drag on.
Top Ten: MarketWatch?s top 10 stories of the week
The weekly highlights cover a broad range from Amazon to Facebook and from politics to payrolls.
Micron CEO dies in plane crash
Steve Appleton, the chip company?s chief executive, is dead after a small plane crash in Boise, Idaho. Micron names president Mark Durcan interim CEO.
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Financial Times - Financial markets news
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Stocks surge on strong US jobs data
Equities and commodities benefit from robust US employment data with the FTSE All-World index at its best levels since start of August
Positive employment data lift US stocks
US stocks hit six-month high on news that unemployment fell to a three-year low in January with banks among the main beneficiaries
ECB tonic buys time for eurozone
The ECB?s longer-term financing operations have bought time for the region, but investors and strategists remain well aware that the day of reckoning still looms
Investors beware gold?s deceptive beauty
Demand for gold has jumped this year, but its stint as a hybrid between a haven and a risk asset could be coming to an end, says Gregory Meyer
A mining marriage, but pregnant pause in M&A
Mining executives are rarely anything other than confident but investors have reason to be more cautious about consolidation, writes Bryce Elder
Winter freeze fuels fear of wheat price jump
The freeze in eastern Europe leads to cuts in forecasts but prices soften after Russia says there is no need for export restrictions in April
Dollar rises as jobs boost dents QE3 speculation
The dollar strengthens after US data show a larger than expected rise in employment with investors taking this as a positive signal on the economy
Insurers head gains with FTSE eyeing 6,000 level
London makes broad-based gains with only six FTSE 100 stocks falling as US jobs data and purchasing managers? surveys lift sentiment
Brent pulls further ahead of West Texas crude
Commodities enjoy strong start with the price of Brent crude supported by geopolitical concerns and the demise of Petroplus
Risky debt use on repo market hits 2008 levels
The use of lower-rated debt in a key US funding market has returned to pre-crisis levels, fuelling fears that the so-called shadow banking system is becoming riskier
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