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*Gold finds some relief as U.S. data hurts stocks, dollar. LONDON, May 16- Gold hit a four-week low on Thursday, declining for a sixth straight day for the first time in more than four years, as investors spooked by recent price falls favoured other assets.
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*Soros Fund Management cuts SPDR Gold Trust holdings. LONDON, May 16- Gold dropped for the sixth consecutive session on Thursday, hitting its lowest level in four weeks, on a stronger dollar and battered investor sentiment. Gold fell as much as 1.6 percent to a low of $1,369.29 an ounce and stood at $1,374.46 at 1012 GMT.
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ResCap Chief Executive Thomas Marano has resigned as the mortgage subsidiary of auto lender Ally Financial Inc works its way out of bankruptcy. He has also worked at Korea Merchant Banking Corp and Arthur Andersen Consulting.
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He has also worked at Korea Merchant Banking Corp and Arthur Andersen Consulting. The financial services company named Brian Ovaert as country manager for Hong Kong. Prior to this he worked as the chief executive officer of Northern Operating Services Pvt Ltd and was based Bangalore, India.
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May 3-:* Zions Bancorporation: Guggengeim raises target price to $28 from $26; rating neutral. rating buy* Suntrust Banks Inc: Guggengeim raises target price to $33.50 from $32.50; rating neutral* Regions Financial Corp: Guggengeim raises target price to $10 from $9.50; rating buy.
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*Zions Bancorporation: Guggenheim raises target price to $28 from $26; rating neutral. *Wells Fargo& Co: Guggenheim raises target price to $47 from $46.50; rating buy. *Citigroup Inc: Guggenheim raises price target to $58 from $57; rating buy.
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The international banking group appointed Michael Kruse in San Francisco as a managing director and head of the Technology, Media& Telecoms group for North America. Kruse joins the bank after working for 12 years at JPMorgan Chase& Co..
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The company hired Dianne Challenor from Citigroup Inc as head of transaction services for Asia Pacific, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Hester was most recently head of sales for Northern Trust in Australia and New Zealand.
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The company hired Dianne Challenor from Citigroup Inc as head of transaction services for Asia Pacific, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Hester was most recently head of sales for Northern Trust in Australia and New Zealand.
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The Boston Marathon bomb attacks had a fleeting impact on markets, but that could change, depending on what investigators uncover.
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The stock market was already shaky before two blasts rocked the Boston Marathon. On Tuesday, traders will be seeking answers about who was behind the attacks.
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Earnings season kicks into high gear in the week ahead. Plus, at least 10 Fed speeches. How risk-averse are investors? Oh, this is going to put them to the test. Rest up.
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*Tech shares among the day's leaders, JDS Uniphase rallies. NEW YORK, April 10- U.S. stocks climbed 1 percent on Wednesday, with both the Dow and S&P 500 ending at historic highs as cyclical shares led the way higher for a second straight day.
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BOSTON, March 7- Hedge fund billionaire John Paulson lost more money in February when his gold fund suffered double-digit losses as the metal and gold mining stocks extended losses. Paulson's three-year old Gold Fund, with roughly $800 million in assets, tumbled 18 percent last month and is now down 26 percent this year, two people familiar with the numbers said.
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There's a lot at stake this earnings season, and the financial sector, the biggest stock market winner of the past year, will be put to the test Wednesday.
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NEW YORK, Dec 30- The investment landscape won't be much different in 2013 than it has been this year, but the investors might be. After spending most of 2012 in a defensive crouch, cowed by past crises and on guard against any future ones, more investors seem willing to take risks in 2013 in hopes of a greater reward, money managers say.
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NEW YORK, Dec 20- A subtle shift in monetary policymaking is afoot with a new generation of central bankers, striving to secure global economic recovery, prepared to challenge the old doctrine of inflation-fighting at all costs.