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AIG, Ally, GM CEO compensation will not increase

Compensation packages for the chief executives of bailed-out firms American International Group , Ally Financial and General Motors will not increase in 2011, the Treasury Department said late on Friday.

Nasdaq, ICE bid to snatch NYSE from Germans

Nasdaq OMX and IntercontinentalExchange bid $11.3 billion for NYSE Euronext in an effort to trump Deutsche Boerse's deal, and pushed their case with an appeal to U.S. patriotism.

Fed's Dudley warns of over-optimism, counters hawks

One of the Federal Reserve's most powerful policy makers pushed back against an increasingly hawkish tone from other Fed officials worried about inflation, saying he saw no need for the U.S. central bank to reverse course.

Oil rises to 2-1/2 year peak on job rise, supply fear

Oil prices jumped on Friday, as supportive U.S. jobs data reinforced economic growth expectations and Libya's conflict and Middle East unrest kept supply threats in focus, pushing both Brent and U.S. crude to their highest settlements since 2008.

Jerusalem UFO Called A Hoax

The Mutual UFO Network, one of the oldest organizations promoting research into UFOs, says the one that appeared over Jerusalem in

Gas-sipping cars drive March sales gain

Sales of small cars raced ahead in March as buyers flocked to more fuel-efficient vehicles, a trend major U.S. automakers expect to persist if gasoline prices continue to rise.

Icahn, Dish bid for Blockbuster assets: report

Satellite television company Dish Network Corp and billionaire investor Carl Icahn have submitted bids for bankrupt movie rental chain Blockbuster Inc , the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Netflix to stream Glee, Sons of Anarchy

NEW YORK - Netflix said Friday that it has expanded a distribution deal with News Corp.'s Twentieth Century Fox that will make some past seasons of U.S. network Fox hit show Glee and FX's Sons of Anarchy, as well as older series, available for instant streaming.

Wall Street ends up on solid job figures

U.S. stocks started a traditionally healthy month on strong footing on Friday with solid jobs figures, but the S&P 500 may need help to break to new multi-year highs.

Employers step up hiring, jobless rate drops

U.S. employment grew firmly for a second straight month in March and the jobless rate hit a two-year low of 8.8 percent, underscoring a decisive shift in the labor market that should help to underpin the recovery.

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