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Madoff moved to prison in Atlanta

Confessed swindler Bernard Madoff was in a medium security prison in Atlanta after being moved from his New York jail cell, U.S. official prisons bureau records showed on Tuesday.

Wall Street opens flat after Monday's run-up

Stocks opened little changed on Tuesday as investors paused following a strong run-up in the previous session and after government data pointed to a slower than expected recovery in consumer spending in June.

Rattner leaves autos force, probe intensifies

Steven Rattner will leave as head of the U.S. autos task force, which oversaw bankruptcies at General Motors Corp and Chrysler Group, at a time when a probe into how the private equity firm he co-founded gained New York pension business has intensified.

Wall Street set for flat open on spending unease

Stocks headed for a flat open on Tuesday as government data pointing to a slower than expected recovery in consumer spending fueled caution even after strong quarterly earnings from Goldman Sachs Group

Daily outlook for July 14 - Finance

Goldman Sachs is expected to report 2Q earnings today. The bank reported a profit of $1.8 billion in the first quarter after earning strong revenues from its fixed income, commodities and currencies trading division. Shares are expected to rise as the markets open.

Daily Outlook - July 14 - Tech

Google reports earning reasults on Thursday after the closing bell. Analysts expect $5.06 a share in profit, up from $4.63 last year.

BA rules out imminent rights issue

British Airways said on Tuesday the timing was not right to raise funds in a rights issue, but it was looking at other options to improve its battered balance sheet.

BA mulls convertible bond to boost balance sheet

Struggling flag carrier British Airways said on Tuesday it was considering launching a convertible bond, not a rights issue, to shore up its balance sheet during the global aviation sector downturn.

Geithner sees confidence return, supports dollar

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Tuesday he saw signs of confidence returning to the U.S. financial sector and pledged that the United States would pursue policies that preserve the dollar's value.

Poor IT job market may fuel online crime: Cisco

The ever-weakening job market could well lead to an increase in online crime as laid-off workers, especially those with computer skills, turn to scams to support themselves, Cisco Systems Inc said in a mid-year security report to be released on Tuesday.

Stock futures rise before Goldman results, retail sales

Stock index futures rose on Tuesday as investors bet that quarterly earnings from Goldman Sachs Group would kick off a strong reporting season for financial companies, offsetting caution over the looming release of June retail sales.

Daily Outlook - July 14 - Energy

U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke arrive to China to stay through July 17 to highlight the potential for mutually beneficial relationships in the clean energy sector.

Geithner says recession easing, U.S. on the mend

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Tuesday aggressive efforts to counter a global financial crisis were starting to work and acknowledged the United States had a special duty to help spur a recovery.

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