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1. Stocks to struggle despite rescue plan
Wall Street's mood will likely remain dark this week as fallout from the credit crisis continues to corrode the U.S. economy and questions linger about the likely effectiveness of the newly passed bailout plan in shoring up the financial system.
06 Oct 2008
2. Wall St shockwaves hammer Asia stocks
Asian stocks dropped on Tuesday, with markets in Japan and Hong Kong down 5 percent, on concerns Wall Street's upheaval will cause lasting damage to the global economy, sending investors fleeing to government debt.
16 Sep 2008
3. Wall Street shaken by Lehman failure
The ruptured U.S. financial system faces an unprecedented shake-up with Lehman Brothers filing for bankruptcy, Bank of America buying Merrill Lynch and the Federal Reserve saying for the first time it will accept stocks in exchange for cash loans.
15 Sep 2008
4. Wall St's rescue rallies are short-lived
Every time over the last year that the U.S. government has stepped in to calm jittery markets Wall Street has scored big gains - but time and again the move higher has proven fleeting as the credit crunch has flared anew.
09 Sep 2008
5. Too early for new Wall St leader
The energy sector became the last of the big bull-market leaders to fall prey to the bears this week, a development that would usually signify that the remaining excesses have been flushed out and the worst is over for Wall Street.
08 Aug 2008
6. Pulse of global wealth beats on Bond Street
Well before the store opens, a window-cleaning van arrives every morning to ensure gleaming windows set off the sparkle of diamonds. A pair of burly guards, in black suits and earpieces, take their places.
11 Jun 2008
7. Murder hunt after man killed on London's Oxford Street
A murder inquiry was underway on Tuesday after a 22-year-old man was stabbed to death on London's Oxford Street, one of the country's busiest shopping districts, police said.
13 May 2008
8. Wall St sees deeper slide in earnings
Wall St analysts have cut their first-quarter earnings outlook for U.S. companies yet again, according to data from Reuters Estimates on Monday.
14 Apr 2008
9. England's most expensive streets revealed
Three small, exclusive areas of London dominate the rankings of the most expensive streets in England and Wales.
20 Feb 2008
10. Asian stocks mirror Wall Street's slide
Investors dumped Asian shares and emerging market bonds on Wednesday as a global sell off that started in China gathered steam after Wall Street stocks shed more than 3 percent overnight.
28 Feb 2007
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