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Dow Near 3-Year High
The Dow Jones industrials rose 186.79 points, or 1.52%, to 12453.54, the highest closing level since June 5, 2008. Wednesday's climb represented the measure's largest one-day gain since March 3.
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AmEx Profit Jumps as Customer Spending Rises 17%
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Euro Hits 15-Month High
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China Signals Yuan May Be Inflation Tool
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Apple Earnings: Another Big Beat!
The Cupertino, Calif., tech giant reported $6.40 in earnings per share on revenues of $24.67 billion, beating analyst expectations of $5.36 a share on revenue of $23.34 billion.
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Apple Profit Surges 95% as iPhone Sales Soar
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Oil Tops $111
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Gold Above $1,500
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European Shares Surge
European stocks rose sharply Wednesday, boosted by strength in the auto and technology sectors, as worries about sovereign debt abated following relatively successful Spanish and Portuguese bond auctions.
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Apple Earnings: What Will It Say About Its Cash?Apple's cash stockpile is like the Energizer bunny, going and going and going to $60 billion plus. How much longer can Apple keep up this rate and still insist on holding onto all its cash?
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Deal Journal
Hertz Tries to Crush ZipcarJust a week after Zipcar?s successful IPO, car-rental chain Hertz is declaring war on its rival.
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Glencore Trades One Identity for Another
Glencore looks increasingly like a mining company with a sophisticated logistics operation on top. That makes the Swiss company's mining assets arguably more important than its commodities-trading operations when it comes to valuation.
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AT&T; Holds the Line on Subscribers
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AES Sees Utility of M&A;
Editors' Deep Dive: Social Media Upends Investing
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Judge Allows Wiretaps in Drimal Case, Rebukes FBI
A judge ruled that prosecutors may use secret recordings of former trader Craig Drimal's phone calls at his insider-trading trial, even while rebuking investigators for making "egregious" errors by listening to personal calls.
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Galleon Prosecutors Showcase Wiretaps
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Nasdaq Profit Jumps 70%; CEO Keeps Sights on NYSE
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Wells Fargo's Mortgage Business Dents Revenue
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Austerity Chills Ardor for Muni Debt
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Goldman's New Tack Trims Risk and Profit
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The game
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My Dead Grandma, Facebook Investor
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Ahead of the tape
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Apple Investors Await Japan Costs
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