Wall Street Greed and Takeover Turmoil in Selloff
A sharp market slide wiped out billions and derailed major takeovers. Donald Trump scrapped a 7 billion AMR bid after a 22 dollar drop, while a Wolf-led group failed to fund a 68 billion CAL Inc. buyout. The piece recalls 1987 losses by Hart and Hart and notes the possibility of an end to the takeover binge as bankers balk at profits and high fees.
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Stepuca Wolf
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Robert Hart
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Tokyo stocks rebound as yen weakens modestly
Tokyo exchange shares edged higher denying a Wall Street plunge, with the Nikkei 225 up 0.32 percent to 35,107.06 while the dollar slipped to 142.10 yen. Traders noted calm trading despite a larger U.S. trade deficit and Tokyo's caution on rate-sensitive issues.
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Dollar Falls in Europe Amid Earthquake News
In early European trading, the dollar weakened on San Francisco earthquake impact and a tepid trade deficit outlook. Gold rose on a softer dollar and higher oil prices. traders await NYSE moves after August US trade gap hit 10.8 billion, about 17 billion worse than forecast, with Dow Jones watching closely. Exchange rates slid: marks 1.8470, francs 1.6215, lire 1381.50.
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Jens-Aine Fischer
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Frankfurt
Modest market gains as stocks rise after quake fears
New York stocks posted modest gains on Wednesday as investors regained calm after earlier volatility. The Dow rose 4.92 to 2,643.65 while the NYSE composite climbed 0.43 to 18,932 amid subdued volume of about 189. millions. Investors eyed quake-related insurance claims and potential premium hikes as a factor in insurers' profits.
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Fredericktown Bank Promises Trust Through Local History
The Fredericktown Bank touts its 1828 founding in Frederick County as evidence of security and stable growth. It notes high ratings from national financial publishers and contrasts its community focus with newer, larger banks merging into bigger conglomerates seeking their own growth rather than customers.
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