U.S. stocks next week will turn to the Federal Reserve, hoping it will deliver hefty cuts in interest rates after concerns about the possible collapse of investment firm Bear Stearns on Friday dashed investors’ hopes that the end of the credit crisis gripping global markets was in sight.
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Canada’s Diavik Diamond Mine proves more valuable than originally anticipated.
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Ball Corp. is recommending its stockholders reject a proposal that would allow each board member to stand for election annually. (BLL)
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Expectations that Federal Reserve next week will cut rates by a full percentage point, to 2%, gained traction among economists and traders after a bailout of Bear Stearns reveals more fault lines in the U.S. financial system.
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Latin American stocks fall, rocked by a sell-off on Wall Street.
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As 10.6 million self-employed U.S. workers already know, getting quality health insurance is a challenge. The number joining the quest for health…
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