IRS Get Transcript breach hits 100000 accounts
Thieves used stolen personal data to access the IRS Get Transcript service, exposing about 100,000 accounts while the main tax filing system remained secure. Credit monitoring is offered to affected individuals. Deutsche Bank to pay 55 million to settle overvalued losses during the financial crisis. Devon Energy and Kinder Morgan paused operations after Texas storms. More than 10 inches of rain, Texas accounts for over a third of U.S. oil output.
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Deutsche Bank
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Texas
Devon Energy
Kinder Morgan
Houston
Devon
John Porretto
Pasadena
Stocks Slide as Rate Hike Angst Returns
The Dow fell 190 points to 18041.54 as a stronger dollar and mixed data rattled investors after a long weekend. The S&P 500 dropped 1 percent to 2104 while the Nasdaq slid 1.1 percent to 5033 with all 10 sectors lower. Oil slipped to 58.05 a barrel and expectations of Fed rate hikes shifted toward later in the year.
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Dow
U.S
Federal Reserve
Fed
Janet Yellen
Wall Street
Mark Luschini
Jamney Montgomery Scott
Brian Belski
BMO Capital Markets
Belski
Charter aims to merge with Time Warner Cable for 55 billion
Charter Communications moves to acquire Time Warner Cable for 55 billion dollars, a deal closely backed by John Malone via Liberty Broadband. The plan would create the second-largest US TV and Internet provider and faces regulatory scrutiny over market power and competition.
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Time Warner Cable
Bright House Networks
U.S
John Malone
Stamford
Conn
Charter
Malone
Liberty Broadband
Cable
TWC
Comcast
TCI
At&t
David Heger
Edward Jones
Netflix
Roger Entner
Recon Analytics
New York
Los Angeles
Entner
March 2015 U S home prices rise amid limited supply
Prices in 20 cities rose 5% year over year in March led by San Francisco and Denver with 10.3% and 10% gains. The national index gained 0.8% month over month, while New York posted a small monthly decline. Separately, new single family home sales rose 6.8% in April to 517,000 units. median price was 297,300.
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Bloomberg
San Francisco
Denver
Dallas
Seattle
New York
David Blitzer
S&p
Blitzer
US Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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