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International investors reacted to the Fed's mixed stimulus messages Wednesday by dumping shares. But there is some indication of another rally phase ahead. Plus: Nikkei's 7.3% dive roils world markets
- Stocks trim earlier losses on housing data, HP
- Cramer: Brace for some real market mayhem
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- Oklahoma senators change tune on disaster relief
- Doctors save baby by 3-D printing an airway tube
- Ally to pay $2.1B to settle claims for bankrupt unit
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- Why pension funds are eating your 401k's lunch
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- EU wants big companies to reveal national tax bills8:44 AM ET | Reuters
- Apple enjoyed Irish tax holiday from the start12:11 PM ET | Reuters
- Elan rejects Royalty's $6.4 billion raised offer1:36 PM ET | Reuters
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Target blames weather for soggy resultsLike rival Wal-Mart, it's pointing the finger elsewhere for the problems it's having.
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The return of 'piggyback' loans may be good news for buyers seeking low down payments.
When does refinancing make sense?Despite low interest rates, refinancing your mortgage isn't always the best decision.
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