Regulators probe Morgan Stanley’s role in IPO
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Regulators are examining whether Morgan Stanley, the investment bank that shepherded Facebook through its stock offering, selectively informed clients of an analyst’s negative report about the company before the stock started trading.
Germany holds firm on eve of summit
Powerhouse’s stance against debt sharing proposal comes amid new warnings of severe recession.
CBO report: Taxmageddon would throw U.S. back into recession
Tax hikes, spending cuts will likely cause the economy to contract in the first half of 2013, agency says.
CFTC probing JPMorgan trading loss
Commission chairman cited the losses at a JPMorgan office in London to argue against a loophole for foreign affiliates of U.S. firms.
How austerity looks around the world
Countries in Europe are engaged in “austerity” — defined as a mix of spending cuts and tax increases. But what’s the actual mix?
Bain & Co. opening an office in D.C.
The firm says Romney’s role as presumptive Republican nominee did not play role to expand in region.
Consumer watchdog agency to consider regulations on prepaid cards
Agency head Richard Cordray said the cards have fewer protections than bank accounts and debit cards.
Generic-drug makers: Brand-name rivals are exploiting legal loopholes
Critics say the maneuver will limit consumers’ access to lower-cost and potentially life-saving drugs.
When it comes to private-equity firms, both campaigns struggle with spin
Industry exaggerates both the good and the bad about capitalism.
Student loans require homework
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Energy Dept. seeks to help USEC
The department is considering the purchase of experimental centrifuges as a way of channeling money to the ailing nuclear fuel company.
Meet Motorola Mobility's new CEO
Google executive Dennis Woodside replaces Moto's CEO Sanjay Jha after the search engine giant completes its acquisition of the company.
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When someone tells me the U.S. is in decline, I have no idea what they’re talking about. And neither do they.
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Nomoya Tinch Malcolm of Junior Achievement helps young adults prepare for the real world.
How does JPMorgan’s loss prove the need for a Volcker Rule to protect taxpayers? Answer: It doesn’t.
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Stories of a recovery in the real estate market are a rite of spring, but some remain skeptical.
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Jamie Dimon’s slice of humble pie
There are barely disguised smirks emanating from the canyons of Wall Street.
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The era of moguls with hoodies
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Home prices hit new post-crisis lows in 9 cities
Home prices fell in January in 16 of the 19 metropolitan areas measured by the Case-Shiller Home Price Index.
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