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Stocks slip amid China, sovereign debt jitters
Reuters - Asian stocks fell from near seven-week highs on Monday as a currency spat between China and the United States and worries about sovereign debt combined to keep investors away from riskier assets.
Stock futures signal dip; eyes on banks
Reuters - Stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Monday, with futures for the S&P 500 down 0.39 percent, Dow Jones futures down 0.38 percent and Nasdaq 100 futures down 0.23 at 0900 GMT (4:00 a.m. ET).
London stocks open on stable note
AFP - Shares in London were flat at the start of trade on Monday as investors remained cautious about the state of the global economy.
Futures off on China policy concerns, data eyed
Reuters - Stock index futures fell on Monday on persistent concerns over a possible monetary tightening in China, which could slow the global recovery from recession.
Wall St. edges lower on China policy concerns
Reuters - Stocks fell at the open on Monday, weighed by persistent concerns over a possible monetary tightening in China that could slow the global recovery from recession.
World stocks down as markets await Greek aid news
AP - World stock markets and the euro fell Monday as investors awaited confirmation from a meeting of European finance ministers of a rescue package for debt-laden Greece.
TSX turns positive on financials, utilities
Reuters - Toronto's main stock index turned positive shortly after the open on Monday as strength in the financial and utilities sectors overcame weakness in commodity shares.
China concerns weigh on shares as banks eyed
Reuters - Stocks fell slightly on Monday on persistent concerns the Chinese government may tighten credit, which could hinder the global recovery from recession.
Wall St. lower on China, jitters over bank bill
Reuters - Stocks fell on Monday as investors worried the Chinese government may tighten credit, potentially slowing the global economy, and waited for a revised financial regulation bill in the Senate.
TSX ends lower on oils, materials
Reuters - Toronto's main stock index ended lower on Monday as declines in its energy and materials sectors outweighed a rise in financial issues.
Wall Street ends flat, aided by financials
Reuters - Stocks finished little changed on Monday as a last-minute rebound in financial stocks offset nagging worries the Chinese government may tighten credit, a move that could slow growth in the global economy.
$4 billion yanked from stock funds in February
Reuters - Investors in February pulled an estimated $3.7 billion from U.S. stock-focused mutual funds, dashing hopes of a rebound in demand for equities, while showering $19.7 billion on taxable bond funds, according to a report from Morningstar.
Summary Box: Stocks end mixed ahead of Fed meeting
AP - THE WAITING GAME: Stocks moved only modestly and ended mixed ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting Tuesday. Investors didn't want to make big moves before they got the latest snapshot of the economy from policymakers.
Phillips-Van Heusen, PepsiCo are big movers
AP - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
Canadian dollar ends 11-day run higher, bonds firm
Reuters - The Canadian dollar tipped lower against the U.S. currency on Monday as easing oil prices and lower stock markets caused investors to pause for the first time after an 11-day stretch of gains.
Wall Street ends flat as banks rebound late
Reuters - Stocks were little changed on Monday as a late rebound in financial stocks offset nagging worries the Chinese government may tighten credit, a move that could slow growth in the global economy.
Movado to post 4Q loss, industry woes continue
AP - Luxury watch maker Movado Group Inc. on Monday said it expects to report a fourth-quarter loss, hurt by several charges in the quarter related to the downturn in the jewelry industry.
ParkerVision 4Q loss narrows on revenue
AP - ParkerVision Inc. said Monday that its fourth-quarter loss narrowed as the developer of radio frequency technology reported more than $60 million in service revenue and a drop in operating expenses.
InfoGroup's ex-CEO paying $7.3M to settle with SEC
AP - The founder and former CEO of database provider InfoGroup Inc. agreed Monday to pay more than $7.3 million to settle federal regulators' charges he siphoned off nearly $9.5 million from the company to finance a lifestyle that included jet travel to Africa and Europe, homes around the U.S. and 20 automobiles.
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