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Stocks tumbled Friday, after an initial jump, following news that J.P. Morgan Chase and the New York Federal Reserve are jumping in to help Bear Stearns.
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The Dow is now down over 200 points for the day. Without a big rally, this will be the 30th triple digit move of the Dow this year. Here are some stats on the volatility we have seen in the start of 2008 compared to same period in the past.
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Stocks retreated Friday, after an initial jump, as news that J.P. Morgan Chase and the New York Federal Reserve are jumping in to help Bear Stearns sunk in.
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Subprime mortgage write-downs could reach $285 billion, but an end to the write-downs is in sight for big financial firms, S&P said.
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Stocks plunged Thursday following news of the imminent collapse of Carlyle Capital and the dollar's 12-year low against the yen.
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Standard & Poor's helped stocks rebound by saying that an end to subprime mortgage writedowns is in sight for big financial institutions.
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As CEO Vikram Pandit continues his massive overhaul of Citigroup's operations, he's reaching out to some unusual help: former CEO John Reed.
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Will Morgan Stanley be the next financial company on the Wall Street hot seat? Rebecca Darst of Interactive Brokers thinks that might well be the case.
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Stocks plunged Thursday following news of the imminent collapse of Carlyle Capital and the dollar's 12-year low against the yen.
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The markets continue to rally after yesterday's huge gains. As of 11:30, the Dow is up over 530 points in the past two days. Here are the best two-day runs in history...
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a broadly flat open for Wall Street Wednesday, following the previous session's huge rally, as investor enthusiasm at the prospect of more liquidity and looser collateral rules by the Federal Reserve started to dwindle.
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Stocks shot up Tuesday after a liquidity announcement from the Federal Reserve.
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Stocks shot up Tuesday after a liquidity announcement from the Federal Reserve.
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With the Fed adding $200 billion in cash to the credit markets, the Dow surged on the open. Here are the biggest opens of all time.
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If the financial markets were part of a weather map, Monday's credit-related storminess would be forecast to hang over Wall Street again on Tuesday.
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Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Reynolds and Nationwide Financial Services popped while Citigroup and Rio Tinto dropped.
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Stocks were flat Monday as the market was buzzing about an emergency rate cut.
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Investment Bank Lehman Brothers is laying off 5 percent of its work force across all lines of its business, CNBC has learned.
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Investment bank Lehman Brothers is laying off 5 percent of its work force across all lines of its business, CNBC has learned.
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U.S. futures up slightly, just off highs of morning, European markets flat, Asian markets down 2-3 percent. Malaysia's KLSE Composite down 9.5 percent; Malaysia stock market temporarily halted during session; political unrest after major upsets by opposition party during weekend elections.