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Stress week for Europe's banks
European banking regulators will announce the results of their stress tests at noon Eastern time Friday, the Committee of European Banking Supervisors...
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Can Geithner sell Europe on stress tests?
Geithner, the Treasury secretary, is planning to push European officials this week to conduct bank stress tests, CNBC reported. He'll make the case th...
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Stress fractures for big banks
The CEO of one small bank says that his larger rivals' need to shrink spells opportunity for thriving banks like his - and he just did a deal to prove...
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IMF backs broader stress test in Europe
The International Monetary Fund said Europe must act boldly to restore confidence after a brush with insolvency in Greece fed questions about the regi...
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Banks' new stress reliever
With stress tests soon to be in the rearview mirror, banks that need more capital may find themselves peddling assets to Treasury's public-private fun...
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Europe's PIGS don't fly
By Colin BarrBets against the fiscally unfit are multiplying, and there's no telling where they will stop.So far, Dubai, Greece, Portugal and Spain ha...
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Europe spurns Obama's plea for more spending
President Obama wants to slow Europe's headlong rush to austerity. But right now he looks like little more than a speed bump for the cutback crowd.Oba...
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Is the stress test stressful enough?
Regulators' faith that the housing market will stabilize soon enough to ease the pressure on banks could be tested.By Colin BarrGuidelines revealed Fr...
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Some banks stuff the mattress
As results of the stress tests begin to roll in, some firms -- seeking to soothe watchdogs and unruly markets -- are holding huge amounts of cash.By C...
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3 reasons investors love this week's new $82 billion in Treasury debt
This week alone, the Treasury Department is selling $82 billion in new debt to investors. If that sounds like a lot, it is. The Treasury has been issu...
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