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Snoopy Braves the Turbulent Skies (Today From Barron's)
This leading insurer has lots going for it -- like its undervalued stock.
Smartmoney.com Wednesday, October 08, 2008Lucky or prescient? Chrétien takes credit for stronger banks
Amid the worst financial crisis in a generation, Canadian banking system has emerged as the most stable and best performing in the world
The Globe and Mail Wednesday, October 08, 2008'The grease that keeps the engine going'
You know things have become very strange in the financial world when U.S. Federal Reserve Board chairman Ben Bernanke is forced to borrow from the playbook of Arthur Burns
The Globe and Mail Wednesday, October 08, 2008Britain bolsters banks; IMF calls for action
Stocks in Canada, the United States and much of the rest of the world spiralled downward again yesterday
The Globe and Mail Wednesday, October 08, 2008Citi seeks potential partners for Wachovia bid: report
(Reuters) - Citigroup Inc is looking for potential partners in its bid for Wachovia Corp , seeking to wrest the upper hand from Wachovia's other suitor Wells Fargo & Co , the wall street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.
Reuters Wednesday, October 08, 2008BlackBerry Storm Rolls Into Stores in November
The BlackBerry Storm, which goes on sale next month, has one really cool, novel feature: the entire screen doubles as giant, clickable button
Time Wednesday, October 08, 2008Fed Action Doesn't Stop Selling
The Federal Reserve took emergency action on Tuesday to help companies survive a cash shortage while a gloomy Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at...
Investors.com Wednesday, October 08, 2008IBD's Top 10 - Tuesday
Bleak Bernanke Hints At Cuts. The credit crisis is hurting the economy and may lengthen the pain, Fed chief Ben Bernanke said. Strongly hinting at...
Investors.com Wednesday, October 08, 2008Nation - Tuesday
Judge orders Gitmo inmates freed
Investors.com Wednesday, October 08, 2008Hong Kong cuts interest rate by 1 percentage point
Hong Kong's de factor central bank said Wednesday it would slash its benchmark interest rate by 1 percentage point to 2.5 percent to encourage lending amid the global credit crunch. The move by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, effective Thursday, is a break...
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