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China's Shanghai bourse mulling wider trading band
 
AFP - The Shanghai Stock Exchange is mulling a proposal to widen the daily trading band as a first step before eventually scrapping the limit altogether, state press reported Tuesday.
Hertz reports first quarter profit
 
AP - Hertz Global Holdings Inc., the world's largest renter of cars, reported Monday night that it made a profit on record revenues in its first quarter since going public in November.
FTSE lower as SABMiller loses fizz
 
FT.com - London equities fell in opening trade on Tuesday, with losses for SABMiller after the international brewer lost an important contract. The overall decline was small as strong numbers from Antofagasta helped miners contain the wider fall .
U.S. stock futures fall on subprime woes
 
AP - U.S. stock futures lost ground Tuesday as concerns mounted about the viability of subprime mortgage lenders and whether their troubles would spread to other parts of the economy.
Stocks drop on subprime, retail worries
 
AP - Stocks fell sharply in early trading Tuesday as investors grew unnerved that troubles for subprime lenders and a weaker-than-expected reading on retail sales signaled trouble for the economy.
Futures suggest lower Wall Street open
 
AP - U.S. stock futures lost ground Tuesday as concerns mounted about the viability of subprime mortgage lenders and whether their troubles would spread to other parts of the economy.
Kroger 4Q earnings up 36 pct. to $384.8M
 
AP - Kroger Co., the nation's largest traditional grocery store chain, said Tuesday its fourth-quarter profit climbed 36 percent on strong sales growth.
Goldman Sachs 1Q profit climbs to $3.15B
 
AP - Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the largest Wall Street investment house, on Tuesday said its first-quarter profit rose 28.6 percent to a company record on robust trading and investment banking.
Revlon posts $5.5M loss in 4th quarter
 
AP - Revlon Inc., the beauty products maker controlled by financier Ron Perelman, said Tuesday it swung to a fourth-quarter loss as U.S. sales declined and the company incurred restructuring charges and costs to discontinue its line of cosmetics for older women.
New Century subpoenaed, faces delisting
 
AP - Subprime mortgage lender New Century Financial Corp.'s problems deepened Tuesday as the New York Stock Exchange took steps to delist its shares and the company disclosed a federal prosecutor in California is conducting a criminal investigation into its accounting errors and trading in its securities.
Kroger profit jumps 36 percent
 
AP - Kroger Co., the nation's largest traditional grocer, said Tuesday that its fourth-quarter profit climbed 36 percent on strong sales growth amid tough competition.
Revlon posts 4Q loss
 
AP - Revlon Inc., the beauty products maker controlled by financier Ron Perelman, said Tuesday it swung to a fourth-quarter loss as U.S. sales declined and the company incurred restructuring charges and costs to discontinue its line of cosmetics for older women.
Kroger's quarterly profit soars, shares up
 
Reuters - Kroger Co. , the largest U.S. grocery chain, got an unexpected tax benefit and posted a 36.4 percent jump in quarterly profit on Tuesday as it attracted shoppers with remodeled stores featuring a better selection of products.
Goldman Sachs posts record 1Q profit
 
AP - Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the largest Wall Street investment house, on Tuesday said its first-quarter profit rose 29 percent to a company record on robust trading gains and investment banking fees. Its shares rose 2 percent.
Subprime loan woes trigger stocks' slide
 
Reuters - U.S. stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, pushing all three major indexes down 1 percent, as mounting losses in the subprime mortgage sector caused investors to sell riskier assets.
European stocks mainly fall, London hit by hedge fund rumour
 
AFP - European stock markets mostly fell on Tuesday, with London financial shares hit by vague market rumours that a large hedge fund had run into trouble, dealers said.
Kroger 4Q profit jumps 36 pct
 
AP - Kroger Co., the nation's largest traditional grocer, said Tuesday that its fourth-quarter profit climbed 36 percent on strong sales growth amid tough competition.
Stocks dive on subprime mortgage worries
 
AP - Stocks plunged Tuesday, driving the Dow Jones industrials down more than 240 points in their second-biggest drop of the year as troubles piled up for subprime lenders.
Markets slide as subprime woes escalate
 
FT.com - A steep sell-off swept through global stock markets on Tuesday as investor confidence was hit by the escalating woes of the US subprime mortgage market and weak US retail sales data.
Mortgage data fuel fears on US growth
 
FT.com - Stocks fell sharply and goverment bonds rallied on Tuesday as further bad news from the beleaguered US mortgage sector fuelled concerns over growth prospects for the broader economy.
Wolseley dives on US housing fears
 
FT.com - Concern about its exposure to the US housing market saw Wolseley (NYSE:WOS) register one of the biggest declines in a weak FTSE 100 Tuesday.
Goldman Sachs' Q4 Earnings Are Golden, But Challenge Is To Keep Growth Going
 
Investor's Business Daily - Wall Street has come to expect fat financial returns at investment banks, and Goldman Sachs didn't disappoint 20uesday when it blew past first-quarter earnings views.
Japanese stocks plunge nearly 3 percent
 
AP - Japanese stocks dipped sharply during Wednesday morning trading, falling in the wake of an overnight plunge on Wall Street. The benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell 512.04 points, or 2.98 percent, to 16,666.80 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange by the end of morning session. The index had fallen 0.66 percent to finish at 17,178.84 points Tuesday.
Subprime fears spark global sell-off
 
FT.com - A steep sell-off swept through global stock markets on Tuesday as investor confidence was hit by the escalating woes of the US subprime mortgage market and weak US retail sales data.
Nasdaq appoints new management for China
 
Reuters - The Nasdaq Stock Market has appointed new management in Asia, seeking to boost listings by companies in China and elsewhere in the region.
Asian stocks tumble on Wall Street woe
 
FT.com - Asian stocks fell sharply on Wednesday morning, led by Tokyo, following overnight sell-offs on Wall Street amid growing concerns about the subprime mortgage market.

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