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Wholesale inventories rise 1.3 percent in July (AP)

Sumer Jit of Madison loads supplies, soft drinks, and snack foods into his truck at Sam's Club in Jackson, Miss., Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010. A small business owner, Jit shops often at Sam's Club. Inventories held by wholesalers surged in July by the largest amount in two years while sales rebounded after two straight declines.(AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)AP - Inventories held by wholesalers surged in July by the largest amount in two years while sales rebounded after two straight declines.


Obama to take GOP to task on economy, tax cuts (AP)

President Barack Obama attends Milwaukee Laborfest event in Wisconsin to celebrate Labor Day September 6, 2010. REUTERS/Larry DowningAP - Striving to gain the upper hand on a crucial political issue, President Barack Obama is faulting Republicans for refusing to help him turn around the sluggish economy or support some proposed new tax breaks for businesses that the GOP has backed in the past.


July wholesale inventories jump 1.3 percent (Reuters)

London shares ended in positive territory Thursday on US jobs and home sales data after falling in early deals.(AFP/File/Carl de Souza)Reuters - Wholesale inventories surged by the largest amount in two years in July, a government report said on Friday, in a sign firms were anticipating enough demand to boost stock this summer.


German shares weighed down by bank refunding talk (AP)

An investor walks past the stock price monitor at a private securities company Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010 in Shanghai, China. Chinese shares fell Thursday on fears of possible new government curbs on real estate as investors waited for monthly economic data. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index lost 38.94 points, or 1.4 percent, to close at 2,656.35. The Shenzhen Composite Index for China's smaller second exchange also shed 1.4 percent to end at 1,179.13. (AP Photo)AP - German stocks underperformed their European and U.S. counterparts Friday following reports that Deutsche Bank AG is planning to raise as much as euro9 billion ($11.4 billion) to lift its stake in Deutsche Postbank AG and shore up its capital base.


Stocks fluctuate ahead of inventories report (AP)

FILE - In this Sept. 1, 2010 file photo, traders and specialists work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, in New York. Stock futures inched higher Friday, Sept. 10, as investors bet the economy will continue to grow slowly. (AP Photo/David Karp, file)AP - Stocks fluctuated early Friday as investors avoided making any big bets before the latest report that could provide a glimpse into the health of the economy.


Wall Street little changed, energy shares up (Reuters)

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, September 7, 2010. REUTERS/Brendan McDermidReuters - Stocks opened little changed on Friday in what was expected to be another low volume session, with the energy sector leading the way up as crude oil prices jumped.


SEC probing certain investment advisory firms: report (Reuters)

Reuters - The securities regulator is investigating investment advisory firms that channel investors' money into hedge funds, the Wall Street Journal reported.

European stocks dip, euro rises amid bank plans (AFP)

European stock markets drifted lower amid mixed world economic data, while a reported plan by Deutsche Bank to issue new shares reignited concerns about the health of Europe's banking sector.(AFP/File/Charly Triballeau)AFP - European stock markets drifted lower on Friday amid mixed world economic data, while a reported plan by Deutsche Bank to issue new shares reignited concerns about the health of Europe's banking sector.


Chipmakers' outlooks stoke economy concerns (Reuters)

Reuters - Chip makers National Semiconductor and Texas Instruments Inc on Thursday issued quarterly financial targets that stoked investors' worries about a sluggish economy.

China's imports leap, cutting trade surplus (Reuters)

Reuters - China's imports leapt in August, boding well for a strengthening of domestic demand in an economy that has become a major driver of global growth.

AP source: Obama to name Goolsbee to head council (AP)

FILE - In a Jan. 15, 2009 file photo Dr. Austan Goolsbee testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington before the Senate Banking Committee.  President Barack Obama is expected to announce Friday Sept. 10, 2010, that Goolsbee will be the chairman of his Council of Economic Advisers. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana/file)AP - President Barack Obama has chosen one of his longtime economic advisers, Austan Goolsbee, to be the chairman of his Council of Economic Advisers, a White House official said.


Obama to tout economic strategy in press conference (AFP)

US President Barack Obama greets people after giving a speech at a Labor Day rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Obama will Friday step up his mid-term election campaign and appeal to voters dismayed by the stuttering economy with his first White House press conference since May.(AFP/Getty Images/File/David Banks)AFP - US President Barack Obama will Friday step up his mid-term election campaign and appeal to voters dismayed by the stuttering economy with his first White House press conference since May.


Japan introduces new stimulus, better 2Q growth (AP)

** FILE ** In this July 1, 2009, file photo workers walk past a construction site in Tokyo. Japan's economy in the second quarter wasn't quite as weak as first thought, new government figures released Friday Sept. 10, 2010, showed. Gross domestic product expanded at an annualized rate of 1.5 percent in the April-June period, an improvement on the meager 0.4 percent reported in last month's preliminary data. (AP Photo/Shuji Kajiyama, File)AP - Japan's economy isn't quite as weak as first thought, but it still needs help, the government said Friday as it unveiled details of a new $11 billion stimulus package.


Obama taps Goolsbee as top White House economist (Reuters)

White House economic adviser Austan Goolsbee (R) speaks to the media alongside White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs during the daily press briefing at the White House in Washington January 21, 2010. REUTERS/Jason ReedReuters - President Barack Obama has chosen Austan Goolsbee as the new head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, U.S. administration officials said on Thursday, promoting a longtime adviser from his inner policy circle.


Obama picks new top economist (AFP)

File picture shows Austan Goolsbee listening as US President Barack Obama makes a speech in Chicago. Obama has chosen Goolsbee, an economics professor currently working in his administration, to chair the Council of Economic Advisors, an official said(AFP/Getty Images/File/Scott Olson)AFP - US President Barack Obama has chosen Austan Goolsbee, an economics professor currently working in his administration, to chair the Council of Economic Advisors, an official said.


G20 fin mins unlikely to meet in Washington: sources (Reuters)

Reuters - Finance ministers from the Group of 20 developed and leading emerging economies are not likely to meet on the sidelines of the IMF/World Bank Group annual gatherings in Washington early next month, sources said.

U.N. goals to slash poverty, hunger achievable: draft (Reuters)

Homeless children arrive to sleep under a flyover in New Delhi, January 21, 2010. REUTERS/Reinhard KrauseReuters - A set of U.N. goals aimed at drastically reducing poverty and hunger worldwide by 2015 are achievable, despite setbacks caused by the global financial and economic crises, a draft document said.


Summary Box: Jobless claims drop, trade gap falls (AP)

AP - JOBLESS CLAIMS: The number of people signing up for unemployment benefits dropped by 27,000 last week to 451,000, the lowest level in two months.

Business Highlights (AP)

AP - Fears of a second recession ease, at least for now

US lawmakers to quiz Geithner on China currency (AFP)

US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, pictured in August 2010, will face a key US House committee's questions on possible new steps to press China over its currency policy, the panel's chairman said Thursday.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Mark Wilson)AFP - US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner will face a key US House committee's questions on possible new steps to press China over its currency policy, the panel's chairman said Thursday.


Summary Box: Unemployment news sends stocks higher (AP)

AP - BETTER JOBS: Another improvement on the jobs market sent stocks higher Thursday. First-time claims for unemployment benefits fell to 451,000 last week, better than analysts expected.

Mortgage rates edge up; Housing market still slow (AP)

AP - Record-low mortgage rates failed to pull the housing market out of its funk. Now rates are inching higher, but don't blame them if home sales stay sluggish.

California IOUs not needed this month: controller (Reuters)

Reuters - California's August revenue came in above a budget forecast and as a result the state will not need to issue IOUs this month, the state controller said on Thursday.

Analysis: Obama has tenuous grip on Democrats over taxes (Reuters)

President Barack Obama attends Milwaukee Laborfest event in Wisconsin to celebrate Labor Day September 6, 2010. REUTERS/Larry DowningReuters - Democrats in Congress are distancing themselves from President Barack Obama's push to let taxes rise for the wealthiest Americans, fearing it will further harm them in November's mid-term elections.


How the major stock indexes fared Thursday (AP)

AP - Stocks extended their September rally Thursday following more encouraging news on the job market. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 28 points after the Labor Department said first-time claims for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level in two months. In another hopeful sign on the economy, the trade deficit narrowed in July. It was the sixth winning day for the Dow out of the past seven.

Geithner urges tax breaks for small businesses (Reuters)

Reuters - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner urged congressional support for tax breaks for small businesses and said that would help create jobs.

Wall Street's super traders come under fire (AFP)

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. A handful of traders who master stock markets using ultra-fast computers may soon face a clampdown by US watchdogs as they try to prevent freak electronic glitches.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Spencer Platt)AFP - A handful of traders who master stock markets using ultra-fast computers may soon face a clampdown by US watchdogs as they try to prevent freak electronic glitches.


New report: more grandparents raising grandkids (AP)

AP - The number of U.S. children being raised by their grandparents rose sharply as the recession began, according to a new analysis of census data. The reasons, while somber, were not all economic.

Summary Box: Gold slips on economic news (AP)

AP - RISK APPETITE: Gold prices slipped after reassuring reports on the U.S. jobs market and trade created some optimism about the economy. The development spawned more appetite among investors for assets viewed as riskier than gold.

Wall Street Journal launching book review section (AP)

AP - The Wall Street Journal is set to launch a weekly book review section this month, even as newspapers across the country cut back on book coverage.

Retire Rich While Others Work Forever (The Motley Fool)

The Motley Fool - The looming cloud hanging over our collective financial future has a big, fat silver lining -- if you bother to look for it.

3 Texas men indicted in Va. in $103M scam (AP)

AP - A federal grand jury in Richmond has indicted three Texas men for allegedly defrauding investors in their life insurance settlement businesses.

FTSE 100 shares rise (AFP)

Shares in London were upbeat at the end of trade as investors cheered new data showing the US trade deficit narrowing sharply and the number of US jobless claims dropping faster than expected.(AFP/File/Ben Stansall)AFP - Shares in London were upbeat at the end of trade on Thursday as investors cheered new data showing the US trade deficit narrowing sharply and the number of US jobless claims dropping faster than expected.


FDIC's Bair warns of government "exposure" in mortgages (Reuters)

Reuters - A key U.S. banking regulator raised concern on Wednesday about the risk of "exposure" the government is taking on in the mortgage market and urged more stringent standards for underwriting mortgages.

SEC defends $75 million deal with Citigroup (AP)

AP - The government is defending as "fair and adequate" its $75 million settlement with Citigroup Inc. over charges it misled investors about billions in potential losses from subprime mortgages.

Financial crisis panel tells NV leaders to be bold (AP)

Members of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, from left, John Thompson and Phil Angelides listen to testimony from banking executives, analysts and public officials Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010, in Las Vegas as part of its national effort to examine causes for the financial meltdown that led to the Great Recession.  (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)AP - From mortgage problems to education and budget issues, Nevada leaders on Wednesday delivered a sobering assessment of the state's future as a result of the Great Recession during seven hours of testimony before a federal panel investigating the country's financial meltdown.


Flash crash cause still a mystery (Investor's Business Daily)

Investor's Business Daily - The SEC, which is probing the stock market "flash crash" on May 6, still hasn't identified a single cause, but a trade practice known as "stub quotes" and other issues contributed to the market's dramatic drop, sources said. Stub quotes are orders placed by market makers that are well off the market prices for stocks. The SEC wants to ban stub quotes.

SEC says proposed Citi settlement is fair (Reuters)

Reuters - The top securities regulator defended its proposed $75 million settlement with Citigroup , saying the penalty reasonably accounts for the seriousness of the bank's alleged misconduct, according to a document filed in court on Wednesday.

Consumers cut back on credit card use once again (AP)

AP - Consumer borrowing fell again in July as households cut back on their credit card use for a 23rd consecutive month, adding more drag on an economy struggling to mount a sustained rebound.

Bankers urge government to pull plug on Fannie, Freddie (Reuters)

Reuters - The federal government should take mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac off life support sooner rather than later, the Mortgage Bankers Association urged on Wednesday.
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