7:45pm: Closing price adjusted after shares of the tech giant plummet due to erroneous trade. Change to final Nasdaq value to follow. (more)
4:16pm: Federal agency that backs bank deposits asks Congress for the authority to increase the amount of money that it can insure in bank accounts. (
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2:26pm: Much can be done to help credit markets and troubled banks - even if Congress can't agree on bailout. (
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1:09pm: Prices back above $100 a barrel a day after a huge plunge on rejection of the economic rescue plan. (
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12:49pm: A ruling this week could force online music sellers to pay publishers more money - as an Apple threat to close iTunes looms. (
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12:48pm: Licking your wounds after yesterday's massive selloff? Here's how to make sure your nest egg doesn't break. (
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12:41pm: While Wall Street writhes in agony, how are things in the land of tech? Well, maybe not business as usual. But there are certainly worse places to be. (
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12:21pm: Greenback climbs against the euro and pound as hope grows for a bailout and economic storm clouds gather over Europe. (
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12:17pm: Angry voters led the House to reject the rescue plan. But Monday's selloff and more turmoil in the credit markets show that a bailout is good for Main Street. (
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11:34am: The financial crisis has put a spotlight on the obscure world of credit default swaps - which trade in a vast, unregulated market that most people haven't heard of and even fewer understand. Will this be the next disaster? (
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11:32am: EarthFruits is encouraging entrepreneurship in Brazil as it brings exotic fruits to the U.S. (
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10:28am: The third-highest point gain ever for the blue-chip measure comes on bets that a bailout plan can get passed. (
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10:00am: Conference Board's measure at highest level since April as long-term outlook improves. (
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9:50am: Automakers deserve the $25 billion loan they are getting from the government - and more. (
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9:43am: Mortgage insurer, struggling to regain footing in wake of AIG collapse, is mulling 'strategic alternatives' for its U.S. mortgage business. (
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9:42am: The financial crisis consists of three related cycles spinning downward. Be careful trying to stop them. (
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9:29am: Republican presidential candidate says a poor job was done of convincing Americans that $700B plan for Wall Street was a 'rescue effort.' (
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9:29am: Charlie Ayers, the chef who made Google's cafeteria famous, is now running his own restaurant in Palo Alto. (
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9:19am: July home prices plunge 16.3% in 12 months, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city housing index. (
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9:07am: The bailout package adds new provisions - including raising the FDIC insurance cap. Democratic sources tell CNN that they expect bipartisan support. (
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8:55am: Money will be used to build more fuel-efficient cars, but there won't be changes in product plans. (
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8:46am: Once a company has announced plans to cut its headcount, employees face a tricky choice. Here's how to protect yourself. (
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8:38am: A rescue package could unlock credit markets, providing much-needed relief for the industry. But even if a new bailout passes, more banks are likely to fail. (
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8:21am: Democratic presidential candidate proposes raising FDIC limit from $100,000 to $250,000 in hope of gaining legislative support for $700B bailout. (
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8:13am: Lending remains squeezed as investors look for guidance as to what Washington will do next. (
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8:04am: FSA, the bank's U.S. bond insurer unit, was hit hard by the subprime crisis; $9.2B is injected into Dexia. (
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6:26am: Crude prices trend higher, but remain below $100 for second consecutive day, amid fears of weak global demand and fallout from $700B bailout rejection. (
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6:05am: Markets bounce after huge selloff, as investors wait to see what Washington will do next. (
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5:38am: The financial crisis has put a spotlight on the obscure world of credit default swaps - which trade in a vast, unregulated market that most people haven't heard of and even fewer understand. Will this be the next disaster? (
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5:17am: From Moscow to Mumbai, investors and consumers are feeling Wall Street's pain. (
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4:41am: In early September, Hank Greenberg was watching the collapse of AIG from a unique vantage point. He'd much rather have been in the driver's seat. (
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