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  • By Sharon Begley and Ransdell Pierson. May 7- New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's choice of gastric banding has prompted questions about why he opted for a weight-loss procedure less favored by bariatric surgeons and patients.

  • Robbie DeRooy, who has worked in the advising industry for more than three decades, joined Morgan Stanley on Friday. Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, majority owned by Morgan Stanley and partially owned by Citigroup, is the largest U.S. brokerage by adviser headcount and client assets.

  • May 7- Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, the largest U.S. brokerage and majority-owned by Morgan Stanley, has expanded its adviser force in New York and Tennessee with veteran hires from brokerages Wells Fargo Advisors and Stifel, Nicolaus& Co..

  • MOVES-American Express, Castle Trust, Stifel Nicolaus Tuesday, 7 May 2013 | 10:22 AM ET

    Wyles joins Castle Trust from Nationwide Building Society, where he served as a main board director from 2007.. Two former Raymond James Financial Inc branch managers based in Austin, Texas have moved to rival firms Stifel, Nicolaus& Co and LPL Financial LLC.

  • **ARUBA NETWORKS INC, Monday close $22.05, down 20 pct pre market. **MICROSOFT CORP, Monday close $33.75.

  • **MICROSOFT CORP, Monday close $33.75.

  • **MICROSOFT CORP, Monday close $33.75.

  • Yields could stay high even as markets in Tokyo and London return on Tuesday from holidays, with investors preparing for $72 billion in debt sales starting on Tuesday. " The volume is so light that you get the impression that no one is interested in buying in front of supply at all, "said Jim Vogel, interest rate strategist at FTN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee.

  • By Karen Brettell and Luciana Lopez. Yields could stay high even as markets in Tokyo and London return on Tuesday from holidays, with investors preparing for $72 billion in debt sales starting on Tuesday.

  • Yields could stay high even as markets in Tokyo and London return on Tuesday from holidays, with investors preparing for $72 billion in debt sales starting Tuesday. " The volume is so light that you get the impression that no one is interested in buying in front of supply at all, "said Jim Vogel, interest rate strategist at FTN Financial in Memphis, Tennessee.

  • By Karen Brettell and Luciana Lopez. Yields could stay high even as markets in Tokyo and London return on Tuesday from holidays, with investors preparing for $72 billion in debt sales starting Tuesday.

  • May 6- Benjamin F. Edwards& Co, a boutique brokerage with family ties to the old A.G. Edwards& Sons, said on Monday it added nine new advisers and opened two new offices in Alabama and Florida. In Alabama, former Wells advisers Steven Phillips and Thomas Luttrell moved to Benjamin Edwards to open a new office for the firm in Birmingham.

  • *Shipping industry has a history of support in Congress. During a lobbying blitz in the past month, roughly 130 tugboat and barge operators fanned across Capitol Hill, meeting with lawmakers and congressional staffers.

  • May 3- Dish Network Corp's billionaire chairman and founder, Charlie Ergen, may command all the attention when it comes to Dish's $25.5 billion bid for Sprint Nextel Corp, but behind him is a somewhat anonymous technology junkie driving Dish's wireless strategy.

  • I had an excellent vantage point this week from which to assess this question: the global conference of the Milken Institute in California, which brings together 1,000 business executives, politicians and financiers in a U.S. equivalent of the Davos economic forum, transplanted to the warmer and even plusher surroundings of Beverly Hills.

  • May 2- This is a critical week for the world economy and financial markets, especially in the United States.

  • May 2- Alcoa Inc plans to invest $275 million over three years to boost the capacity of a Tennessee plant to produce aluminum sheet for the automotive industry, the company said on Thursday. Alcoa will expand the facility in Alcoa, Tennessee, and convert some of its can sheet capacity into automotive sheet production.

  • May 2- Alcoa Inc plans to invest $275 million over three years to boost the capacity of a Tennessee plant to produce aluminum sheet for the automotive industry, the company said on Thursday. Alcoa will expand the facility in Alcoa, Tennessee, and convert some of its can sheet capacity into automotive sheet production.

  • U.S. to investigate runway collision at Newark airport Thursday, 2 May 2013 | 9:58 AM ET

    NEWARK, May 2- A wide-body jet clipped the tail of a smaller plane as they were taxiing for departure at Newark international airport, but no injuries were reported, federal officials said on Thursday.

  • May 2- Alcoa Inc said on Thursday it would invest $275 million over three years to expand a Tennessee facility, boosting its capacity to produce aluminum sheet for the automotive industry.