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Wall Street RSS feedAnalysis: LSE gets a shrinking feeling as new kids pile on the pressure
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If you had suggested, even quite recently, that the London Stock Exchange would one day lose its dominant role as the City’s leading trading platform, everybody would have laughed2009-11-23T08:16:49ZRegulators? We just love 'em, says John Mack
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John Mack, the tough-talking boss of Morgan Stanley, has made a surprise confession: he likes regulators2009-11-19T15:02:45ZOfwat pricing proposals point to hard times for water firms
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23771023-ofwat-pricing-proposals-point-to-hard-times-for-water-firms.do
Given all the rain that has fallen during the past few days, it seems strange that shareholders of the main water utilities are bracing themselves for something of a drought as far as their fortunes are concerned in the years ahead2009-11-18T08:47:50ZWhitney is über-bearish as shares rise around the world
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23770633-whitney-is-ber-bearish-as-shares-rise-around-the-world.do
Share prices on both sides of the Pond are trading at their best levels in more than a year, so stock market investors could be forgiven for thinking the worst of the global recession and banking meltdown is over2009-11-17T08:52:06ZSir Win’s buying spree has City guessing about Lloyds
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23770767-sir-wins-buying-spree-has-city-guessing-about-lloyds.do
Does Lloyds Banking Group chairman Sir Win Bischoff know something the rest of us do not?2009-11-17T13:05:04ZElton John proves he's still standing after illness
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Fans, guests, and a former President, were all delighted to see Sir Elton John back on fighting form in New York.2009-11-17T13:18:34ZBe afraid! A year after AIG, derivatives remain big risk
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23755284-be-afraid-a-year-after-aig-derivatives-remain-big-risk.do
The global financial crisis has introduced ordinary people to the extraordinary and arcane world of “derivative product”2009-10-12T07:26:18ZMerger mania gets Wall St buzzing again
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<b>Analysis:</b> Merger mania is back in America and Wall Street bankers who have spent the last year wandering in a fruitless and miserable wasteland are clamouring for a piece of the action2009-09-28T07:35:07ZWall Street's latest bet: how quickly will Americans die?
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23744184-wall-streets-latest-bet-how-quickly-will-americans-die.do
One year from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, an event that was supposedly so seismic that things would never be the same again, and what’s changed on Wall Street? Almost nothing2009-09-15T08:28:05ZWall Street 2: Gordon Gekko is back
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After more than two decades Oliver Stone is making a sequel to Wall Street. Our reporter agrees it’s the perfect time for the monster to be reincarnated2009-09-14T10:29:34ZMarks & Spencer shares rally after brokers show support
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Shares in the UK’s best-known retailer Marks & Spencer were heading back towards their high for the year today with the help of another broker’s recommendation2009-09-03T07:55:25ZPunters battered by volatile market buoyed by miners
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Stock market investors might have wished for a better start to the second half of the year. As it is they've taken something of a battering, with the prospect of further volatility to come2009-07-03T08:16:28ZBank recruits American who called for Wall Street heads to roll
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An American economist who recently called for Wall Street bank chief executives to be fired is joining the Bank of England's interest-rate setting monetary policy committee2009-06-16T13:32:37ZBank of America profits massively ahead of expectations
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Bank of America has stunned Wall Street with first-quarter profits hugely ahead of anyone’s expectations2009-04-20T13:18:49ZWere the threats to quit all a big hoax?
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23670220-were-the-threats-to-quit-all-a-big-hoax.do
2009-04-02T07:54:26ZUphill struggle for traders as good news hard to find
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23667331-uphill-struggle-for-traders-as-good-news-hard-to-find.do
City traders and fund managers face an uphill battle over the next few days to put a gloss on things before the final quarter draws to a close2009-03-26T10:22:12ZBanks feel the chill as US rescue plan deepens fears
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23639005-banks-feel-the-chill-as-us-rescue-plan-deepens-fears.do
Bank shares came under the hammer again today following a big sell-off of bank shares on Wall Street overnight, where investors are fretting about their wholesale nationalisation in the wake of the US Treasury's $2 trillion bank rescue scheme2009-02-11T10:00:09ZLet's see gold gods shackled
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23634848-lets-see-gold-gods-shackled.do
The hordes are baying now in Manhattan, eager for punishment to be rendered up and down Wall Street and Park Avenue. They want to see more than just resignations, bankruptcies and abject apologies. They want justice.2009-02-05T12:03:35ZWill the rich ditch tax dodges for Obama
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2009-01-22T08:43:33ZFootsie bright spot as shares stage a rally
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<strong>Finance: </strong> The huge problems engulfing the banking sector have not gone away, but stock-market investors were making the most of a technical rally today which brought to an end a seven-day losing streak2009-01-16T14:31:11ZFootsie bright spot as shares stage a rally
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<strong>Finance: </strong> The huge problems engulfing the banking sector have not gone away, but stock-market investors were making the most of a technical rally today which brought to an end a seven-day losing streak2009-01-16T14:31:12ZMarket report: Debt-heavy 3i dives to another new low
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Two years ago the fortunes of private-equity companies were riding high, but not any more. The credit crunch and subsequent stock market crash have made life difficult for the likes of 3i Group, which saw its shares slump to yet another new low today.2008-12-24T09:23:19ZMarket report: Financials to the fore as high-risk Fed is snubbed
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-business/article-23603311-market-report-financials-to-the-fore-as-high-risk-fed-is-snubbed.do
The response of London stock-market investors to the Federal Reserve's move to cut rates to within a range of between zero and a quarter point was far less enthusiastic than that of their counterparts on Wall Street overnight.2008-12-17T09:30:04ZFTSE plunges as Republicans bid to block US bail-out plans
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The FTSE-100 Index tumbled below the 4000 barrier as traders sold shares across the world2008-11-20T09:29:09ZBounce goes out of global share markets
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The Obama Bounce looks well and truly over as stock markets around the world plunged on growing fears of a prolonged global recession2008-11-06T09:36:51ZHope of cut sends shares soaring
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Hopes of deep interest rate cuts on both sides of the Atlantic sent the stock market soaring2008-10-29T09:17:24ZFear gripping stock market
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Blind panic swept through the City once again as the Stock Market collapsed2008-10-10T07:18:03ZAutonomy gets some legal aid
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<b>Technology: </b>Soaring litigation against Wall Street banks and American insurance companies has proved great news for Autonomy, the UK-based software group2008-10-03T13:07:05ZDon’t blame bankers, it’s down to a man called Bill
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It wasn’t just greed that fuelled the sub prime crash, but a critical decision by Bill Clinton to force banks to lower their lending standards2008-10-03T07:37:29ZEra ends as Wall Street big two lose their status
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<strong>Banking: </strong>Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have abandoned their cherished status as investment banks in a shock move that marks the end of an era on Wall Street2008-09-22T07:37:01Z