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Corrections: Lexmark stock rebound follows moves up market
A MarketWatch feature story on Lexmark International included an image of a printer that is no longer sold by the company.
Ahead of the Curve: Rampaging Toyotas obscure highway safety strides
Despite the alarm over runaway Toyotas, there has never been a safer time to get behind the wheel, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks mildly lower amid China concerns
U.S. stocks fluctuate in a narrow range after weekly jobless claims come in mostly as expected and amid speculation China will hike rates after Beijing reported a sharp jump in inflation.
Financial Stocks: Citi stock jumps 4%, regional banks gain
U.S. regional bank shares add to the past session's gains Thursday, and Citigroup shares gained more than 1%, as investors looked ahead to comments from a number of bank executives.
Carlos Slim unseats Gates as richest man: Forbes
Mexican billionaire's fortune jumps as value of his telecom holdings rises.
Earnings Watch: Updates, advisories and surprises
A roundup of the latest corporate earnings reports and what companies are saying about future quarters.
Bond Report: Long-term Treasurys turn up after auction
The government garnered strong demand for its sale of $13 billion in 30-year bonds, as the securities were trading near the highest yields in two years.
Dodd set to go it alone on sweeping bank reform
After months of efforts to craft a bipartisan bill, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd plans to introduce a revised version of sweeping bank reform legislation on Monday, most likely without Republican support.
Futures Movers: Crude oil dips on China tightening fears
Crude oil futures come under pressure early Thursday as Chinese economic reports raise concerns that Beijing might further tighten access to money to cool growth.
Airline Stocks: Airline stocks fall; IATA raises global forecast
Investors take profits day after some carriers hit 52-week highs.
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Jitters over economy curtail risk appetite
Global Markets Overview: Equities mark time as inflation data from China reawaken fears over monetary tightening
Oil edges lower while sugar steadies
Crude oil prices maintained a hold at the $82 a barrel level while base metals inched higher and the sugar market slowed the sharp falls of earlier this week
Is this the lull before the storm for US mortgages?
What exactly is happening in the bowels of the American mortgage market? asks Gillian Tett
FTSE falls as mining losses outweigh retail gains
UK stocks lost ground on Thursday as investors shrugged off pleasing earnings reports from the retail sector and instead sold off mining stocks
Wall Street lower as risk appetite retreats
Wall Street stocks moved moderately lower as investor risk appetite retreated slightly following warnings by the Chinese government that inflation will be a problem for its economy this year
S&P issues warning over America?s?top-tier?rating
US must adopt a credible medium-term plan to rein in fiscal spending, or face a downgrading
European stocks struggle to impress
France?s Lagardère, the world?s largest publisher of consumer magazines, suffered the steepest falls on the FTSE Eurofirst index after disappointing investors with poor earnings for 2009 and a weak outlook for the year ahead
Push for clearing houses fails to move oil traders
Appetite for risk points to oil traders? renewed faith in the strength of their trading counterparties
Strong growth outlook lifts Swiss franc
The Swiss franc rose to its highest level for a year against the euro as the central bank revised its growth forecast for the economy to 1.5 per cent
Disparity in default rates of toxic assets
At-risk European structured products should not have been tarred with the same brush as their US equivalents
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