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Airlines come out for regulation -- of the derivatives market
Airlines and banks tend to be on the same page when it comes to regulation of business -- they don't want it.Now, the airline industry has decided som...
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Good news, bad news on derivatives
U.S. banks' exposure to potential derivatives losses drops 10% in the first quarter - but remains a scary-looking $1.42 trillion.By Colin BarrThe ever...
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Greenspan, again: The market will work itself out
The Maestro still believes in Ayn Rand.Let the free market play. If it messes up, it will somehow know how to correct itself.That was the general them...
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Banks brace for derivatives 'big bang'
Credit default swap dealers are cleaning up a dark corner of the derivatives market, but the risk of a blowup remains.By Colin Barr, senior writerNEW...
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Why the stock market isn't fair
Differential access to information and sophisticated technology have contributed to the sad reality that the capital markets are simply not fair to al...
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Geithner to rein in derivatives
Treasury unveils plans to police this fast-growing -- but unregulated -- corner of the markets that many believe contributed to the financial crisis.B...
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Airlines may merge, but the troubles stay the same
One would think that the merger of United and Continental airlines, a marriage that would create the world's largest carrier, would be enough to rouse...
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Debt market strips U.S. of triple-A rating
The United States has lost its gold-plated triple-A rating -- in the eyes of credit traders, at least.U.S. sovereign debt was the third-worst performe...
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Tim Geithner's latest headache
The treasury secretary's bid to rein in derivatives meets skepticism.By Carol J. LoomisThe Obama Administration has given itself two months to tell Co...
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My big fat Greek market bloodbath
Europe is finally cobbling together a credible Greek bailout. But even a big wad of cash may not be enough to prevent another round of market mayhem.O...
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