20101106

• • Obama Reinforces Willingness To Extend All Bush Tax Cuts

    President Obama gave his clearest signal yet Saturday of a possible post-election compromise with Republicans that could prevent tax rates from rising for any American, even the wealthiest. Capital Gains, Dividends Included No Year-End Tax Selling: Trader

  • Bernanke: Latest Easing Won't Spark Inflation
  • Microsoft's Ballmer Sells $1.3 Billion of Shares
  • Markets Get New Dynamic From Fed, Election
  • Cramer: Next Week’s Top Earnings Reports
  • Berkshire: Burlington Boosted Operating Profit Again
  • French Protests Fail to Stop Rise in Retirement Age
  • Obama Trumpets Trade Deals On Visit to India
  • US, China Step Back From Fight Over Economic Policy
  • Google Bars Data From Facebook as Rivalry Heats Up
  • Recession Forces Many States to Cut Services
  • With Fed Backstop, Is Stock Market Upside Limitless?
  • • Market Outlook: Media Stocks, Prison Plays & Retail
    • Bank Watch List Keeps Growing
    • JPMorgan, PNC Seen Leading Bank Dividend Increases
    • Low VIX a Warning for Market: Strategist
    • 'Fast' Traders: S&P Gains Mean Fed Was Right?

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    • 20 Stocks with the Potential to Pop
    • Bernanke Says Fed's Monetary Expansion Won't Spur `Super-Normal' Inflation

      Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke , adding to his defense of this week’s expansion of record monetary stimulus, dismissed the idea the central bank will increase inflation higher than it prefers.

    • Stocks in U.S. Rally, Driving Dow to Highest Since Pre-Lehman-Bankruptcy

      U.S. stocks rallied for a fifth week, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its highest level since before Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s 2008 bankruptcy, as the Federal Reserve announced a $600 billion bond-purchase plan to boost growth and employment increased more than forecast.

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      Geithner Says U.S. Won't Use Dollar to Gain Competitive Advantage in Trade

      Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said the U.S. won’t use the dollar as a trade weapon and he repeated his support for a “strong dollar” that plays a central role in the global economy.

    • Duquesne Alumni Said to Start New Hedge Fund With $5 Billion
    • Immelt Bets on Energy, Health to Drive GE's $10 Billion India Sales Goal
    • October Payroll Increase Points to Acceleration in U.S. Consumer Spending
    • Saudi Arabian Shares Advance Most in Two Months on Fed Stimulus Plan, Oil
    • AIG to Vacate Tokyo Tower, Book $1.4 Billion Quarterly Gain
    • Asian Stocks Have Biggest Weekly Gain This Year After Fed's Monetary Plan
    • Fresh Market Shares Rally as U.S. Initial Public Offerings Extend Rebound
    • Pelosi Wants to Remain U.S. House Democratic Leader After Party's Losses
    • Myanmar Votes for First Time in 20 Years as Army Maintains Grip on Power Updated 4 hours ago
    • Zenyatta Loses First Race in 20 Starts as Blame Wins Breeders' Cup Classic Updated 2 hours ago
    • Climber Cuts Off Arm, Tapes Farewell; Downey’s Road Trip: Film