CME discloses FBI probing July hacking attack Financial Times CME Group disclosed on Friday that a system used to process big futures trades had been hacked in July, highlighting the vulnerability of the financial industry to cyber attacks. The CME said in a statement that its clearing and trading services had not been ... | |
Stocks coast to sixth weekly advance as rally continues Los Angeles Times There is a moment in every bull market when investors worry more about missing gains than suffering losses. The current rally appears to have reached that point. The market coasted to its sixth straight weekly advance Friday, propelled by optimism over the ... | |
Supreme Court to Review Key Securities-Fraud Case Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to take up a significant securities-fraud case that could make it harder for investors to bring class-action lawsuits alleging they were misled. The justices said they would review a case involving Halliburton ... | |
Japan Retreats in CO2 Emissions Cut Target Wall Street Journal Japan drastically weakened its greenhouse-gas reduction target, bowing to the impact of a shuttered nuclear power industry but drawing international criticism at U.N. climate change talks. Reuters. TOKYO—The Japanese government set a sharply lower ... | |
New federal program designed to help communities prepare for, cope with future ... Washington Post TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Federal agencies will provide better and more accessible information about matters such as long-term weather prospects and soil moisture levels under a program designed to help communities prepare for future droughts and ... | |
McDonald's adding window to speed up drive-thru Boston.com DES PLAINES, IL - OCTOBER 24: A sign directs customers to the drive- Getty Images DES PLAINES, IL - OCTOBER 24: A sign directs customers to the drive-thru at a McDonald's restaurant on October 24, 2013 in Des Plaines, Illinois. McDonald's has ... | |
Wall Street Week Ahead: As Fed taper debate goes on, retail vies for attention Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - The guessing game about when the Federal Reserve will start to cut its stimulus will enter a new round next week as stock investors dissect minutes from the last central bank meeting, while retail sales and clues about the consumer ... | |
Moody's Lowers Ratings of Four US Banks After Review Bloomberg Moody's Investors Service cut its ratings on four of the biggest U.S. banks after deciding the government would be less likely to help them repay creditors in a crisis. Morgan Stanley (MS), Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and ... | |
Fundraising stagnant for RI nightclub fire park Seattle Post Intelligencer PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The nonprofit group working to build a memorial at the site of a 2003 nightclub fire that killed 100 people is having trouble raising money for the project, even as work has already begun to build it. The Station Fire Memorial ... | |
Japanese shares lead Asia charge as Janet Yellen sounds dovish on taper Economic Times READ MORE ON » William | Wall Street | US taper | US government | US Federal reserve | US dollar | The View. The Nikkei jumped 1.9 per cent to bring its gains for the week so far to a heady 7.6 per cent , its best performance since December 2009. (). | |
California asks insurers to extend policies San Francisco Chronicle California health insurers, regulators and consumers scrambled Thursday to figure out the next step for more than 1 million state residents who face cancellations of their current policies under the Affordable Care Act. Hours after President Obama encouraged ... | |
Average 401(k) Balance Sees Increase Planadviser.com Nov 14, 2013 --- Fidelity Investments says the average balance of its 401(k) plan accounts rose to a record high of $84,300 at the end of the third quarter. ---. That is an increase of 11.1% from last year, according to the 401(k) provider, and largely the result of ... | |
JPMorgan Chase reaches $4.5B settlement Boston.com The settlement, announced Friday, covers 21 major institutional investors, including competitor Goldman Sachs, BlackRock Financial Management, and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The mortgage-backed securities were sold by JPMorgan — the biggest ... | |
Steve Forbes Is Selling His Magazine The Atlantic Wire Forbes magazine, which has been owned and operated by its namesake family for 96 years, is reportedly up for sale. The company of two-time presidential also-ran Steve Forbes, is looking for about $400 million from potential suitors, according to a report ... | |
Dow, S&P 500 end at records after Yellen hearing; Cisco sinks Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow and the S&P 500 index ended at new highs on Thursday after comments from Janet Yellen, the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair nominee, suggested the Fed's accommodative policies would continue as long as the economy ... | |
Police to resume search for fallen passenger MiamiHerald.com The pilot's call for help was calm, but his message was stunning: "Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! I have a door ajar and I'm heading toward Tamiami," he said Thursday as he flew over the Atlantic. Then, "I have a door ajar and a passenger that fell down.". | |
Will New Airline Mergers Mean Better Service for SUX? Siouxland News Sioux Gateway Airport may see major changes, now that the merger between American Airlines and US Airways cleared on Tuesday. But, we wanted to know if the current services meet the needs of local travelers. With the holidays right around the corner, ... | |
Princess Anne: We should consider eating horse meat Telegraph.co.uk The Princess Royal has suggested people should consider eating horse meat to improve standards of animal welfare. Princess Anne, a former British eventing champion, claimed that horse owners may take more care of their animals when they were alive if ... | |
Dollar Rises From Lowest in Week on Bets Fed Will Taper Bloomberg The dollar rose from the lowest level in a week as investors wagered the Federal Reserve is still moving toward reducing its bond buying after chairman-nominee Janet Yellen said it "will not continue indefinitely." The yen weakened beyond 100 per dollar for ... | |
Pipeline explodes in North Texas; town evacuated WFAA MILFORD, Texas (AP) — A drilling crew punctured a gas pipeline in North Texas on Thursday and triggered an explosion that led emergency personnel to evacuate a nearby town, according to the Ellis County Sheriff's Office. Officials said the explosion ... | |
Union's Rejection Puts Future Home of Boeing 777X in Doubt New York Times Which state might get the thousands of coveted jobs producing Boeing's planned 777X airliner seemed up for grabs on Thursday after Boeing's machinists in Washington State overwhelmingly rejected a contract extension that the company said was pivotal to ... | |
Next generation of biofuels is still years away Businessweek NEW YORK (AP) — The first trickle of fuels made from agricultural waste is finally winding its way into the nation's energy supply, after years of broken promises and hype promoting a next-generation fuel source cleaner than oil. But as refineries churn out this ... | |
US Stock Futures Steady Near Record Levels Wall Street Journal NEW YORK--U.S. stock futures held steady near record levels, as dovish comments from Federal Reserve chairwoman nominee Janet Yellen helped offset disappointing results from some blue-chip companies. European markets rose as sluggish euro-zone ... | |
Shares Rise as Yellen Reassures on Stimulus New York Times The stock market rose on Thursday, with the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index once again hitting nominal record highs, after Janet L. Yellen, the nominee to become chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, suggested the ... | |
FOREX-Euro down on weak data, pares losses as Fed's Yellen speaks Reuters ... Print. * Fed Chair nominee Janet Yellen leaves stimulus expectations intact. * Euro falls on weak euro zone Q3 GDP, French contraction. * Dollar hits two-month high above 100 yen. * Japan finmin says must retain FX intervention as policy tool. NEW YORK ... | |
Russia's Aeroflot rules out buying, or aiding, Alitalia Reuters India MOSCOW (Reuters) - Aeroflot (AFLT.MM), the state-controlled Russian airline, on Friday ruled out buying or aiding stricken Italian carrier Alitalia, which is seeking a cash injection to keep flying. "Aeroflot does not plan to buy Alitalia, nor will it participate in any ... | |
The Painful Reality Of Investing In China's Hospital Sector Forbes China is desperate to draw foreign investment into its healthcare sector in general, and hospitals in particular. But thus far, the country's need and ability to do so have been poorly aligned, with many observers wondering why it remains so difficult to make ... | |
Spain to exit bank aid program without additional funds Reuters MADRID (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers agreed on Thursday to allow Spain to exit an aid program for its banking sector in January without drawing more European funds. Spain last year took 41 billion euros of a 100 billion euro package of aid to ... | |
zulily Announces Pricing of Initial Public Offering Wall Street Journal SEATTLE, Nov. 14, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- zulily, inc. (Nasdaq:ZU) today announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 11,500,000 shares of its Class A common stock at a price to the public of $22.00 per share. A total of 6,377,500 shares are ... | |
HUGE MISS: EMPIRE STATE MANUFACTURING UNEXPECTEDLY TANKS Business Insider "Despite the softer trend in the past few months in this index, we still view manufacturing as being on a positive trend on a national level," said Barclays' Cooper Howes. "Given the relatively small amount of manufacturing activity that takes place in the ... | |
Reacting to California's Proposed Fracking Rules Santa Barbara Independent The state of California released proposed rules for governing hydraulic fracturing, a.k.a. "fracking," on Friday morning, setting off a slew of reactions from both environmentalists (who complain the draft regulations don't go far enough to protect the public) and ... | |
Health body denies policy change Global Times The National Health and Family Planning Commission on Thursday refuted the rumor that China will soon allow more families of at least one "Single Child" spouse to have a second child, adding that how to improve the current family planning policy is still ... | |
US Postal Service To Deliver Amazon Packages On Sunday WWNO The online retail giant Amazon.com has made a deal with the ailing United States Postal Service to provide Sunday deliveries to Amazon customers. Amazon, which typically works with competing delivery companies FedEx and UPS, has decided to make the ... | |
Volkswagen official meets political leaders, workers Chattanooga Times Free Press Bernd Osterloh, right, head of the Volkswagen workers council, stands next to CEO Martin Winterkorn at the Volkswagen workers' meeting in Wolfsburg, Germany. Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press. Gov. Bill Haslam had a "frank and ... | |
Jos. A. Bank has no update on Men's Wearhouse offer with deadline imminent Baltimore Sun Hampstead-based Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc. had issued no update as of late Thursday on whether Men's Wearhouse would reconsider Bank's $2.3 billion acquisition bid. After Men's Wearhouse rejected the $48 per share proposal as too low, the ... | |
Major Averages Close Moderately Higher, Dow And S&P 500 Reach New Highs RTT News After turning higher over the course of the previous session, stocks saw some further upside during trading on Thursday. With the upward move on the day, the Dow and the S&P 500 once again reached new record highs. Gold stocks showed a substantial ... | |
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