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Dow Jones to sell its stake in Stoxx division
US banks prepaying $45B in insurance fees
WASHINGTON — U.S. banks will prepay about $45 billion in premiums to replenish a federal deposit insurance fund now in the red, under a plan adopted Thursday by federal regulators.
Housing agency’s financial cushion sinks
WASHINGTON — The Federal Housing Administration’s financial cushion has fallen to a dangerously low level, but government officials maintain the agency should avoid a taxpayer bailout under “most economic scenarios.”
Asia markets slip as rally peters out; Europe flat
Asian markets slip as rally peters out
TOKYO — Asia’s four-day stock market rally petered out Thursday as investors turned cautious.
Setback in Bear Stearns case may force gov’t shift
Gold jumps on dollar weakness, other metals follow
Dollar pulls off 15-month low despite US support
AIG’s Benmosche tells employees he plans to remain
Synovus downgraded on capital, regulation worries
Fisher: Texas faring better than much of country
Carnahan excited, concerned about health care bill
Stocks rise as dollar continues to weaken
NEW YORK — The stock market managed modest gains as a weaker dollar lifted gold and oil prices and Federal Reserve officials signaled that borrowing rates will remain low.
Dollar falls to 15-month low despite US support