Reuters - 4:20am
By Chuck Mikolajczak NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks are likely to face more selling pressure next week as the Tuesday deadline draws near for raising the US debt ceiling and Washington remains paralyzed by political
UPI.com - 2 hours ago
A Chinese man poses for a photograph outside Apple's flagship store in Beijing February 8, 2011. China has Apple's highest-grossing stores worldwide less than three years after it opened is first one in Beijing.
Christian Post - an hour ago
By Paul Stanley | Christian Post Reporter In a last ditch effort that went late into Thursday night, the carpet between House Speaker John Boehner and Republican House Whip Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.
Indianapolis Star - 2 hours ago
WASHINGTON -- Economists are rethinking their projections that the US economy should rebound in the second half of this year after Friday's glum government report that showed weaker-than-expected growth of just 1.3 percent from April
Bank officials discuss debt impasse with Treasury- AP Apple holding more cash than USA
BBC News
CNBC.com
The US Treasury plans to hold auctions Monday for slightly more than $50 billion in 3- and 6-month bills, officials told primary dealers in New York Friday.
Reuters
By Walter Brandimarte and Daniel Bases NEW YORK (Reuters) - The United States will likely keep its top-notch credit rating from Moody's for now, despite the "limited magnitude" of the deficit reduction plans being discussed in
NY1
Republicans in the House have successfully passed a measure to raise the debt ceiling, but officials from the White House said that it has no chance in the Senate, where it is now seeing a vote.
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