The 'Lehman Weekend' was the height of the financial crisis five years ago and may be repeated if 'shadow banking' would be allowed to continue without regulatory action.
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Wall Street firms may disappoint bankers on bonuses
Bankers might be disappointed with Wall Street as firms would be setting aside more money for investors.
Wall Street hopeful on debt solution in Washington
US stocks rose last Friday as investors were hopeful for the government to reach an agreement over the weekend to end the partial deadlock of the US government.
Tweeter trading symbol changed to avoid Twitter mix-up
Tweeter Home Entertainment Group was assigned a new trading symbol to avoid investor confusion when Twitter Inc. would start its public offering debut.
Wall Street falls after no move to resolve US shutdown
US stocks fell that marked an extended two weeks of losses following the partial shutdown of the US government over budget issues, said a Reuters report.
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181,000 gallons of asphalt that belonged to Goldman Sachs was burned after an explosion occurred at Elk Grove refinery.
Facebook Inc. stock had reached another milestone following a rocky debut on Wall Street last year. On Wednesday, the shares of social media giant Facebook Inc.
Analysts suggested a share in Apple worth nearly USD500 is a better buy than the company's USD500 iPad.
According to analysts, valuing BlackBerry right now is impossible considering the company's struggles.
Investors examined Facebook's price to earnings ratio and found that US$38 each share was overvalued.
ServiceNow's CEO said the company continued to grow because they don't have many rivals. ServiceNow continued to sparkle in Wall Street analysts' eyes following its success to maintain its status as a premier growth stock.
Active Network said that its board was considering proposals to invest or purchase in the company. Active Network's shares rose 25% during midday trading on Friday.
ValueClick's shares plunged by 17% after the corporation missed the expectations of Wall Street.
The second quarter earnings of LinkedIn impressed Wall Street which resulted to 7.5% increase in the company's shares' price.
