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Why the Euro Could Drop Below 1.30 With ECB Bailout [GRAPHS]

One may be tempted to think that a bailout from the European Central Bank (ECB) will send the euro higher against the U.S. dollar because it will calm Eurozone debt crisis fears.

Apple Sets iPhone Event on Oct.4; No Details Given

Apple invited the tech press to an iPhone-related event scheduled for Oct.4, with simply the email tag Let's talk iPhone.

Apple Oct. 4 iPhone Event: A Quick Look at Top Rumored Specs of iPhone 5

Apple, which has sold more than 110 million iPhones since it launched the product, would unveil its new iPhone at a media event at its Cupertino, California headquarters on Oct.4.

Greentown woes reveal risks in China property boom

China is moving to choke off funding avenues to developers across the country, tightening or eliminating credit options in a bid to slow the rampant property market and bring down prices without sending the broader economy into a crash.

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Gold Prices Plunge More Than $100 Per Ounce

Gold prices slumped more than $100 an ounce on Friday, the biggest fall on record in dollar terms, as traders sold to cover losses, while global stocks edged up on expectations the European Central Bank will take new measures to contain the euro zone debt crisis.

World Stocks Break from 14-Month Lows

World stocks came off 14-month lows on Friday on expectations policymakers would take further action to ease the Eurozone debt crisis, while commodities fell broadly on worries about a global economic slump.

Gold Price Falls 3 Percent, Losing Safe-Haven Cred to Dollar

Gold prices fell about 3 percent Friday, setting up the third weekly decline for what has recently been touted as the pre-eminent safe haven.

European shares fall again as G20 talk seen hollow

European shares fell on Friday after a fresh pledge of support from leading global economies to shore up the financial sector failed to placate markets, leaving them on course for a fifth straight month of losses.

Traders work at their desks in front of the DAX index board at Frankfurt's stock exchange

European Stocks Seen up Despite Slide in Asia

European shares were poised to claw their way off 26-month lows on Friday, but Asian stocks slid on fears of renewed recession in the developed world and as a pledge from the G20 to preserve financial stability left investors largely unimpressed.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Goodrich Shares Surge on United Technologies Takeover

The company said that about 75 percent of the acquisition will be financed by debt, with the remaining facilitated by stock issuance (amounting to $4.6-billion in new shares).

A T-Mobile employee holds a new android-based smartphone in London

Tough Judge Sets AT&T Antitrust Trial for Feb. 13

U.S. District Judge Ellen S. Huvelle set Feb. 13 as the date when trial will start on the U.S. Justice Department’s case against the $39 billion takeover of T-Mobile by AT&T.

Tough Judge Gets Tough Antitrust Case: U.S. vs. AT&T Goes to Court

One thing is certain: when she opens the hearing in Washington on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Ellen S. Huvelle will face a courtroom filled with richly compensated communications lawyers, especially those paid by AT&T and T-Mobile.

U.S. Stock Index Futures Signal Sharp Losses

Stock index futures pointed to a sharply lower open on Wall Street on Monday, as renewed fears of a Greek debt default prompt investors to book some of last week's gains and turn to safer assets such as gold.

Top global banks cut MENA research roles - sources

Leading global investment banks, including Credit Suisse AG , are cutting research staff in the Middle East to save costs amid tough global conditions and a dearth of work in the region.

Gambling Rose opens up four shot lead at BMW

Britain's Justin Rose carded a two-under-par 69 to open up a commanding four stroke lead after the third round of the BMW Championship on Saturday and give himself a shot at the season-ending $10 million jackpot.

Silver, Platinum May be Weakest Precious Metals: Analysts

Silver and platinum may lag other precious metals in the coming months, according to analysts studying both their price movements and the broader economy.

A man melts down gold jewelry in Los Angeles

Gold Falls to Two-Week Low in European Trading

Gold tumbled to a two-week low on Friday as diminishing liquidity concerns prompted a bout of selling, but lingering concern about financial stability and strong physical buying interest from Asia later helped it to recover.

Stocks Jump After Central Bank Action

World shares rose half a percent to one-week highs on Friday while the euro clung to gains from the previous session on hopes that European policymakers would finally come up with a bold plan to combat a deepening debt crisis.

Rose of Britain watches his tee shot during the PGA Tour's FedExCup BMW Championship golf tournament in Lemont

Rose Goes All in as He Chases $10 Million Jackpot

With a $10 million pot on the table, Justin Rose went all in on Thursday, flashing a hot hand with an eight-under-par 63 to grab the first round lead at the BMW Championship.

EU warned of credit crunch threat, French banks hit

Moody's cuts French banks, eurobond talk lifts markets

Moody's cut the credit ratings of two French banks on Wednesday because of their exposure to Greece's debt, highlighting growing risks to Europe's financial sector from a deepening euro zone sovereign debt crisis.

Col. Belote and Vander Leest walk through array of solar photovoltaic panels at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas

SunPower Looking at Downstream Acquisitions

U.S. solar company SunPower Corp (SPWRA.O) is actively looking at acquisitions that would complement its residential and commercial project businesses, Chief Executive Tom Werner said on Tuesday.

Marseille lays bare G7 differences and lack of policy room

Vague pledges and a lack of action by G7 countries underscored differences between Europe and the United States and a lack of room to maneuver in the face of the worst loss of confidence since the credit crisis.

Greece's Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos arrives for a news conference in Athens

Greece and Italy Under Pressure on Austerity; Germany Awaits Key Court Ruling

The euro zone's most indebted nations were scrambling on Wednesday to convince investors and the rest of Europe of their commitment to tackle their debt problems, even as the bloc's main paymaster Germany battles increasing opposition to further aid.

Ernie Els of South Africa hits out of the rough on the side of the 2nd fairway during the final round of the Deutsche Bank Championship golf tournament in Norton

Els Withstands Playoff Pressure to Move on in FedExCup

Ernie Els is a three-times major champion and has faced plenty of pressure in his glittering career but he had to survive a nerve-racking finish to the Deutsche Bank Championship on Monday.

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Fast Finishing Simpson Pips Reavie in Deutsche Bank Playoff

Webb Simpson birdied his last three holes of the day to clinch his second PGA Tour title with a playoff victory over fellow American Chez Reavie for the Deutsche Bank Championship on Monday.

Deutsche Telekom Insists $3 Billion Breakup Fee Coming if AT&T Bid Fails

AT&T must pay a hefty break-up fee to Deutsche Telekom, the owner of T-Mobile USA, the German company said. Last week, the U.S. Justice Department filed to block the $39 billion deal.