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Today's Outrage: Judge Swats Flyonthewall
A federal judge's ruling restricting the right of a financial news Web site to disseminate information about analyst rating changes flies in the face of the First Amendment and impairs the smooth operation of a free marketplace.
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Obama Seeks to Limit the Size of Banks
Shares of the biggest banks were falling Thursday as President Obama was expected to announce a proposal to limit their size and risk-taking abilities.
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Bank of America Picks Moynihan as CEO
Bank of America on late Wednesday said consumer banking head Brian Moynihan will succeed retiring Ken Lewis as CEO at the end of the year.
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Wells Fargo to Repay $25B Bailout Aid
Wells Fargo said it would repay the government's $25 billion bailout investment after completing a $10.4 billion common stock offering.
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Six 'Cash for Caulkers' Stocks
Six stocks that could benefit from the 'Cash for Caulkers' energy efficiency incentive program President Barack Obama advocated in a speech Tuesday.
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Retail Sales on Display in Coming Week
The government's read on November retail sales will provide investors with more clarity on how holiday shopping is shaping up.
02:47PM 12/05/09
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JPMorgan Earnings Easily Beat Street
JPMorgan Chase easily beat top- and bottom-line estimates that were tempered by the company's repayment of federal bailout funds and a special assessment to its regulator.
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Buffett Praise Is No Big Surprise
Warren Buffett is pleased with the job Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke are doing. Why wouldn't he be?
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JPMorgan to Raise $5B, Repay Bailout
JPMorgan Chase expects to raise $5 billion in common equity and repay the federal government's $25 billion bailout investment by the end of June, the company said Monday.
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Capital-Short Banks Get Month to Offer Plan
Bank holding companies that government stress tests determine need more capital will have one month from Thursday to develop a plan, federal regulators said in a joint statement late Wednesday.
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