SEC Chairman Schapiro said she is worried about the role of high-frequency traders in the stock market and hinted at new policies aimed at curbing frenetic market activity.
Facebook IPO: Guess how high shares will go
While you might not be willing to take a chance on Facebook’s debut on the stock market, it’s safe to weigh in on what you think the closing price of Facebook stock will be Friday. [!] Report this news Processing your request, Please wait....
Commodities Rally Hits a Speed Bump
Commodities fell to nearly two-year lows last week, prompting investors to ponder whether the massive rally that began in 1999 may be faltering. [!] Report this news Processing your request, Please wait.... Report as: --------- Broken link Invalid Contents Privacy Violation Inappropriate Contents Other
Hagelin makes quick impact on speed rush
Carl Hagelin knows the score, which means he knows that the Rangers are still hopeful he’ll do that eventually.But the rookie first-line winger has continued to affect games despite netting zero goals – and missing three games due to suspension – through two victorious playoff rounds. [!] Report this news
Tropical Storm Bud maintains speed in Pacific
Tropical Storm Bud has winds near 40 mph amid predictions that it will strengthen and could become a hurricane by Wednesday night. [!] Report this news Processing your request, Please wait.... Report as: --------- Broken link Invalid Contents Privacy Violation Inappropriate Contents Other
Biden targets Romney’s work as venture capitalist; in biting attack blames him for lost jobs
Vice President Joe Biden is pouncing on Republican presidential challenger Mitt Romney in swing state Ohio, casting him as a corporate raider more interested in making profits than in the needs of workers. In a speech set for delivery Wednesday in Youngstown, Ohio, Biden strikes hard at Romney, picking up on an attack line set this
US stocks open mixed as high expectations ahead of housing report; Facebook stock slumps
U.S. stocks opened mixed ahead of a report expected to signal further gains in the housing market, while Facebook’s shares took another fall. Minutes after the opening bell, the Dow Jones industrial average is up 8 points to 12,510. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index is up 2 points to 1,316. But the Nasdaq composite index is
FBI’s Campaign Targets Corporate Espionage
The FBI Friday will unveil billboards in nine cities around the country with the message: Protect America’s Trade Secrets, part of a new campaign targeting corporate espionage. [!] Report this news Processing your request, Please wait.... Report as: --------- Broken





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