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After a better-than-expected jobs report helped the market overcome worries of an impending correction, U.S. stocks might benefit next week as investors return en masse from summer break after a long weekend.
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Market Snapshot: Stocks face the back-to-school test
Latin American equity markets finish higher, finding support from a surge on Wall Street after the number of jobs the U.S. economy lost last month wasn’t as sharp as had been expected.
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Latin American Markets: Brazil stocks gain; Citi still bullish on Brazil
Banks in Missouri, Iowa and Illinois are closed by regulators, bringing the number of U.S. bank failures in 2009 to 87.
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Three bank failures bring ‘09 tally to 87
The week promised, and even delivered, plenty of compelling news, yet Wall Street was committed to maintaining its tight focus on the jobs report.
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Top Ten: MarketWatch’s top stories, Aug. 31-Sept. 4
Health-care stocks, not the easiest investment to decipher at the best of times, are now giving shareholders something else to consider: a bump in insider sales last month.
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Weekend Investor: Insider selling spikes for health-care stocks
For clean technology startups to be successful, it takes more than a great green idea. It takes money, too
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Competition guides cleantech startups to investors
In the battle for commercial aviation supremacy, Boeing and Airbus have for years accused each of benefiting from support that violates international trade rules.
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MarketWatch First Take: Boeing, Airbus and an open can of trade worms
A preliminary ruling finds that European jet maker Airbus received billions of dollars in illegal subsidies, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.
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WTO rules Airbus benefited from E.U. subsidies
Canadian shares rise as the energy sector leads the advance, buoyed by oil producer Petro Andina Resources’ announcement late Thursday that it would sell the company to Argentina’s Pluspetrol S.A.
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Canadian Markets: Canadian shares gain as energy sector rises
Energy stocks fall into behind a modest advance across the broader market, extending slim gains from the previous session as the market digests the latest U.S. unemployment data.
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Bill Donoghue: Energy stocks rise as market rallies on jobs data
