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Will Morgan Stanley Outlast the Slump?

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A downgrade warning helps push shares of Morgan Stanley down by more than a third, raising questions about a $9 billion cash infusion pledged last month by Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group of Japan. Will the banking giant last long enough to be rescued? Quote: MS
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GE Meets Revised Expectations

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Aside from the bleeding in global markets, investors will also be digesting earnings results from economic bellwether General Electric, which met revised earnings expectations despite a 22 percent profit drop. Quote: GE
From 24/7 Wall St.: Hard Times, but Looks Like a Safe Harbor
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FTC OKs Wachovia's Sale to Wells Fargo

One day after a bitter battle for Wachovia ends, federal antitrust regulators fast-track their approval of Wells Fargo's $11.7 billion bid to acquire the struggling bank. Spurned suitor Citigroup turns its focus to a lawsuit against both banks seeking $60 billion in damages.
From BloggingStocks: Why Wells Fargo Should Walk Away Too
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Oil Ends at 13-Month Low $78 a Barrel

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In another violent sell-off, oil prices end a penny beneath $78 a barrel Friday on fears that the crisis in the credit markets will trigger a severe global economic downturn.
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What Will It Take for Markets to Recover?

It's almost unimaginable to think that the market was above 14,000 a year ago. And as markets slide like there is no bottom, every investor is thinking the same thing: when will it end? 24/7 Wall St. recaps Thursday's dismal news and ponders what it will take to turn the U.S. economy around.
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GM Expected to Cut More Production

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On top of closures disclosed last week, General Motors is expected to announce plans to further reduce production as early as next week. The automaker is battling a steep slump in sales at the same time that its stock price has fallen to six-decade lows. Quote: GM
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