TREASURY EXTENDS TARP
The Obama administration is extending its $700 billion
financial-rescue program until next October, Treasury Secretary
Timothy Geithner says.
SPAIN STOCKS FALL AS S&P CUTS OUTLOOK TO NEGATIVE
Shares in Spain fell sharply on Wednesday after Standard & Poor's
revised down its outlook on the country to negative from stable,
saying it now expects a longer and deeper downturn here, just two days
after warning Greece and Portugal over their own fiscal woes.
A DECADE OF MOSTLY PAIN FOR EUROPE STOCKS
MarketWatch examines the wreckage -- and a few gems -- in European
stocks over the last decade. Techs, financials dragged the market
lower.
DUBAI SLUMPS AGAIN; MOODY'S MAY CUT UAE RATINGS
Uncertainty surrounding Dubai World's debt crisis turned to worries of
a potential default tied to a real-estate unit's bond obligation.
LOSSES FOR GREEK, SPANISH BANKS WEIGH IN EUROPE
A drop for financials pressures European shares, as renewed worries
about debt levels hit Greek and Spanish banks hard.
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