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Asian stocks lower on Fed rate hike expectation
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SEOUL, South Korea — Asian stock markets were mostly lower on Wednesday as comments from Federal Reserve officials strengthened expectations of a rate hike by the Fed within this year. KEEPING SCORE: Japan's Nikkei 225 rose 0.5 percent to …
Chicago Fed's Evans 'fine' with December hike if data stays firmCNBC
Fed's Evans Says Hike Imminent, Wants Clearer CommunicationBloomberg
DIARY-Top Economic Events to Oct. 14Reuters
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Prepaid Debit Cards Users Will Get New Federal Protections
New York Times
Blake Van Haack checking his Green Dot prepaid card at a Wi-Fi station on Eighth Avenue in Manhattan. Credit Bryan Thomas for The New York Times. Prepaid debit cards are a financial lifeline for many people, but a risky one. They lack many of the basic …
Apps Like Venmo to Come Under Stricter Government OversightWall Street Journal
Users of popular prepaid debit cards finally get some federal consumer protectionsLos Angeles Times
Regulators expand protections to prepaid debit card usersU.S. News & World Report
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Corporate Profits Take Permanent Vacation In Caymans And Bermuda
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Tax avoidance has been in the news from Apple to Donald Trump. A new study by Citizens for Tax Justice looks at how widespread the the practice is. The study looked at Fortune 500 companies and how they used tax haven subsidiaries to avoid paying …
Are US Companies Avoiding Over $700 Billion in Taxes on Overseas Profits?24/7 Wall St.
Apple is named the biggest corporate tax avoider in the USDaily Mail
Dodging Taxes? Trump's Got Nothing on Apple, Citigroup and NikeThe Fiscal Times
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Wall Street Journal

Twitter Is Expected to Field Bids This Week
Wall Street Journal
Twitter Inc. TWTR -2.00 % is expected to field bids this week, and Marc Benioff has been building a case to Salesforce.com Inc. investors and others that his company should be the buyer, according to people familiar with the matter. Mr. Benioff is
Salesforce must be dying to buy Twitter — here's whyBusiness Insider
Twitter (TWTR) Sale: Takeover Bids Expected This Week, Salesforce, Google, Walt Disney In The RunningInternational Business Times
Twitter to receive bids this week, report saysUSA TODAY
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Yahoo's massive, hidden email search would be first of its kind, if true
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APYAHOO. This Jan. 14, 2015 photo shows signage outside Yahoo's headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif. (Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez, AP). SAN FRANCISCO — There are some firsts that don't give you bragging rights — and in Yahoo's case, that's.
A former insider says Marissa Mayer kept secrets from Yahoo's security team more than onceBusiness Insider
Yahoo scanned all of its users' incoming emails on behalf of US intelligence officialsWashington Post
Google and Microsoft Not Part of NSA Email Scanning Tied to YahooFortune
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Oil Explorer Claims Major Alaskan Find
Wall Street Journal
A little-known energy exploration company said on Tuesday that it has made a world-class oil discovery in remote Alaska, potentially breathing new life into the state's declining North Slope. Caelus Energy LLC, a closely-held firm backed by private
Caelus chief calls Smith Bay discovery a 'game-changer'Alaska Dispatch News
Caelus lands massive oil discovery in AlaskaCNNMoney
The 6 billion barrel oil discoveryAlaskajournal.com
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CNBC

After-hours buzz: MU, SHLD, ACIA, TMH
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Shares of Micron Technology dropped about 4 percent in after-hours trading Tuesday after the company reported earnings. The chip-maker reported a loss of 5 cents per share, beating estimates of a loss of 12 cents per share. Micron's quarterly revenue
Craftsman Sale Talk May Have Just Saved Sears' ChristmasTheStreet.com
Black & Decker interested in buying Sears' Craftsman brandCrain’s Chicago Business
Why Pandora Media Inc (P), Salesforce.com, Inc. (CRM) and Sears Holdings Corp (SHLD) Are 3 of Today's Best StocksInvestorplace.com
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Dallas News

Southwest Airlines flight attendants weigh deal worth $456 million
Dallas News
When Southwest Airlines flight attendants cast their votes on a new contract later this month, they'll be weighing a deal worth $456 million in increased pay with relatively few strings attached, according to details released by the union. Unlike a
Southwest fares fall below $100 round-tripKHOU.com
Southwest Airlines launches 3-day sale with fares as low as $49FOX31 Denver
Southwest Airlines flight attendants' reaction to tentative agreement is mixedChicago Business Journal
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MarketWatch

How Wal-Mart is eating Target's lunch in the US
MarketWatch
Moody's Investors Service is offering Target Corp. some food for thought Tuesday in a report that highlights the advantage Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s U.S. business enjoys over its smaller rival in the size and scale of its grocery business. Don't miss: Wal
Will Target's New Small Format Stores Boost Sales?Nasdaq
Evaluating The Prospects Of TargetSeeking Alpha
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) Closes 0.36% Down on the Day for October 04Equities.com
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Wall Street Journal

Woes in Wealthy Countries to Offset Emerging-Market Turnaround, IMF Says
Wall Street Journal
WASHINGTON—Rising protectionism, record debt levels and a continuing economic malaise in wealthy countries will drag on global growth next year despite a turnaround in several key emerging markets, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.
IMF cuts growth forecasts for major economiesWorld Socialist Web Site
IMF warns of hit to UK economic growthBBC News
Stocks close lower as dollar hits near-two-month high; gold sheds 3%CNBC
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