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Investors were rattled by more bad news from Greece today as the struggling government said it would not be able to hit targets as agreed upon for the EU/IMF bailout.

A widespread myth holds that banks are not lending. A polemic about why banks not lending prevents the economy from jump starting usually follows. Like all business myths, it sounds credible at first...

European Group of Seven meets tomorrow to stabilize its economic and debt problems. U.S. markets to test August lows today and Monday.

Bank stocks got hammered today as major financial firms are getting sued for their roles in the mortgage crisis. Industrials and materials also slump as economic activity is expected to dry up.

Mining stocks with a concentration in gold continue to get a boost from the on-going volatility. Samaranta Mining Corp. could directly benefit from this should the results from their Guadalupe property investigations reveal...

Investors sold-off stocks today as jobs growth last month supported the notion that the U.S. may be very likely heading into a recession, and the Fed may finally be forced to step in.

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Stocks are gradually making their way lower as investors may be tired out from August's dip and rally. Key jobs report and President Obama's proposal also has Wall Street on edge.

Phone companies were in the spotlight as companies from Apple to Motorola and Sprint seemed to have something to report on. Sales of the new Iphone 4S were also a matter of speculation as many expect the pre-order to serve as a reflection of Cook's capability as Apple's CEO.

Stocks seesaw as employment data comes in stronger than expected but Europe woes continue as investors worry about the debt contagion affecting the U.S.

Retailers surpassed analyst expectation for September but many experts predict the growth will be short-lived. Consumer sentiment remains strained and jobs data is weak; two factors that could be reflected in holiday sales.

Stocks are up in mid-day trading today as retail sales came in strong and EU showed some progress in handling the debt crisis. Apple is also holding up after the death of Steve Jobs.

Oil and related equities began to bounce back today in the aftermath of the news that France and Germany would go to any means necessary in order to support the ongoing health of European banks through the Greek debt crisis.

Americans were buying more clothes, cars and furniture during September according to the Commerce Department's latest data. News that retail sales grew by 1.1 percent for the month helped bolster shares in the sector.

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