Stocks end mixed as Fed points to slow recovery - Tacoma News Tribune
Stocks turned higher in late morning trading as investors saw the Fed’s move as a vote markets retreated earlier this month because traders were worried Greece’s debt problems would spread to other European countries and upend a recovery.

Japan to boost FX intervention war chest - Reuters
I think they may just be trying to spread a message that there is a sufficient possibility In late November, the yen hit a 14-year high against the dollar of 84.82 yen on trading platform EBS.

20 questions about the uncapped year - NBC Sports
A large signing bonus paid in 2010 easily could be spread over the life of the deal, resulting in additional cap charges in 2011 and beyond They cannot trade for players that they could not have signed as unrestricted free agents.

FOREX-Euro supported by Greek plans but lacks further drive - Forex Pros
plans for a further $6.5 billion in pay cuts and tax hikes on Wednesday to reduce its deficit, easing worries about its debt crisis and helping the 10-year Greece-Germany spread narrow two-week high of $1.3736 on trading platform EBS on

US Fed report dampens Asian markets as Greece’s budget cuts offer hope - Minneapolis Star Tribune
NEW YORK - Asian markets traded in a tight range early Thursday after the latest Greek budget cuts offered hope it would get a bailout and the Federal Reserve signaled that the U.S. economic recovery will be slow. Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock average

How cybercriminals invade social networks, companies - USA Today
On the high end, the Koobface worm, initially set loose 19 months ago, continues to increase in sophistication as it spreads through Facebook beginning to percolate at venues like the big tech security trade show here this week sponsored by RSA

Coffee chain wants to opt out of gun debate - Star-Press
The fight began heating up in January in Northern California and has since spread to other states and other companies, bolstered Starbucks shares rose a penny to $23.34 in midday trading Wednesday. Anderson contributed to this report from New

Robert Rubin: No Body Saw It Coming (Lies, lies and more lies) - DAILY KOS
Robert Rubin, former Treasurer to Bill Clinton, former Chair of Goldman Sachs, former CEO for Citigroup that awarded him more than $126 million in cash and stock over the past by then-head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC

Stocks end mixed as Fed points to slow recovery - Tacoma News Tribune
Stocks turned higher in late morning trading as investors saw the Fed’s move as a vote markets retreated earlier this month because traders were worried Greece’s debt problems would spread to other European countries and upend a recovery.

Japan to boost FX intervention war chest - Reuters
I think they may just be trying to spread a message that there is a sufficient possibility In late November, the yen hit a 14-year high against the dollar of 84.82 yen on trading platform EBS.

20 questions about the uncapped year - NBC Sports
A large signing bonus paid in 2010 easily could be spread over the life of the deal, resulting in additional cap charges in 2011 and beyond They cannot trade for players that they could not have signed as unrestricted free agents.

FOREX-Euro supported by Greek plans but lacks further drive - Forex Pros
plans for a further $6.5 billion in pay cuts and tax hikes on Wednesday to reduce its deficit, easing worries about its debt crisis and helping the 10-year Greece-Germany spread narrow two-week high of $1.3736 on trading platform EBS on

US Fed report dampens Asian markets as Greece’s budget cuts offer hope - Minneapolis Star Tribune
NEW YORK - Asian markets traded in a tight range early Thursday after the latest Greek budget cuts offered hope it would get a bailout and the Federal Reserve signaled that the U.S. economic recovery will be slow. Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock average

How cybercriminals invade social networks, companies - USA Today
On the high end, the Koobface worm, initially set loose 19 months ago, continues to increase in sophistication as it spreads through Facebook beginning to percolate at venues like the big tech security trade show here this week sponsored by RSA

Coffee chain wants to opt out of gun debate - Star-Press
The fight began heating up in January in Northern California and has since spread to other states and other companies, bolstered Starbucks shares rose a penny to $23.34 in midday trading Wednesday. Anderson contributed to this report from New

Robert Rubin: No Body Saw It Coming (Lies, lies and more lies) - DAILY KOS
Robert Rubin, former Treasurer to Bill Clinton, former Chair of Goldman Sachs, former CEO for Citigroup that awarded him more than $126 million in cash and stock over the past by then-head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC