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Gold finally breaks through $1,000, but the battered bugs are mostly still cautious, and one expert says take profits.
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Peter Brimelow: Some gold bugs still cautious despite rally
Jurgen Stark is 61, but the European Central Bank official won’t be retiring any time soon.
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Marsh on Monday: Retirement can wait in case of ECB’s Stark
It’s been a year of incredible pain and losses for ordinary Americans everywhere. It will be for naught if we don’t learn from it.
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Brett Arends’ ROI: Lessons to be learned from a year of losses
Compensation committee members should be worried, and that’s a good thing, say investor activists who target excessive executive pay.
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New weapons in pay fight threaten directors
China will launch an anti-dumping investigation into U.S. sales of chicken and auto products, a move apparently in response to Washington’s decision to impose punitive sanctions on Chinese tire imports late last week.
Chevron Corp. receives final approval from the Western Australian government for the massive Gorgon natural gas project, setting the stage for Australia’s largest-ever resource venture.
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Gorgon mega-project gets final approval
The U.S. dollar moves lower against its Japanese counterpart after funding rates for greenback loans drop below those of its major rivals.
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Currencies: Dollar slips, pressured by yield differentials
Shares of cash-strapped Japan Airlines climb sharply following reports that the carrier is in talks with AMR to receive a possible investment from the American Airlines’ parent.
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JAL shares rally on news of talks with AMR
The weakness in China’s recovery is that it needs policies to create enterprise and jobs, and not just more buildings.
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Craig Stephen’s This Week in China: China’s growth needs more than skyscrapers
Investors worried about inflation and the headwinds facing the global economy have been stuffing cash into a growing list of gold exchange-traded funds with the metal’s price again topping $1,000 an ounce.
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ETF Investing: Gold ETFs all the rage as metal hits $1,000
