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• Fed officials dampen talk of imminent bond buying cutback
• Lower inflation not yet bothering Fed's Dudley
• Fed could keep up bond buys, end in autumn if sure on jobs: Evans
• Exclusive: South Africa's NUM seeks 15-60 percent wage rises from gold, coal producers
• BoE governor King warns of euro risk to British recovery
• Wall Street bonuses, staff levels to rise in 2013: consultant
• ABN AMRO cuts 400 jobs as prepares for eventual sale
• Data raises questions about strength of U.S. economy
• Despite U.S. progress, Fed easing still needed: Rosengren
• Lacker says Fed should get out of mortgage market
• Deutsche Bank names head of wealth in Americas
• South African union urges Lonmin workers to end strike
• HSBC targets additional $2-3 billion cost savings by 2016
• Lonmin's South Africa workers strike for second day
• RBS says will take 18 months to plug capital gap
• Lonmin South Africa workers strike, raise fears of mine unrest
• As Detroit emergency manager readies fix-it plan, hard work ahead
• Amplats workers to meet to decide job cut reaction
• Amplats scales back job cuts to 6,000 from 14,000
• Keep on, or enough already? Fed officials spar over QE3
• Merck sales rep claims sexual bias, seeks over $100 million
• Fed's Plosser wants to slow bond buys
• Fed's Plosser doubtful that QE helping labor market
• Apple supplier Pegatron boosts China workforce by 40 percent in second quarter
• Business group says imports actually support U.S. jobs
• "No return to privatisations": France's Moscovici
• France spurns call to take over Saint-Nazaire shipyard
• White House says jobs report shows economy continuing to recover
• Low inflation readings likely to be transitory: Fed's Lacker
• Job market shows surprising strength in April
• April employment data to point to sluggish economy
• Productivity growth modest in first quarter
• China, India PMIs show factory-sector growth stumbling
• Fed stresses could boost or curb pace of stimulus

• Disney-owned ESPN cutting hundreds of jobs: source
• Fed's Dudley ties bond buying to impact of U.S. fiscal policy
• Fed has right monetary accommodation in place, Evans says
• Job market gains could lead Fed to taper QE3 early
• Fed has not lowered interest rates enough: Kocherlakota
• May consumer sentiment highest in nearly six years
• Amplats says South Africa miners report for morning shift
• Fed should declare victory on housing, end MBS purchases: Fisher
• Royal Bank of Scotland to cut 1,400 jobs in UK
• Deutsche Bank names head of Americas asset and wealth
• Lonmin's South African platinum workers end strike
• HSBC may cut 14,000 more jobs as revenue faces pressure
• HSBC says will be challenge to hit RoE target this year
• Lonmin's South African workers strike for second day
• Lonmin South Africa workers strike, raising fears of unrest
• Lonmin tells South Africa strikers to return to work
• Germany pushing for faster reform in euro zone: magazine
• Amplats scales back South African job cuts plan
• Amplats set to announce details of revised restructuring plan
• Bundesbank's Weidmann says ECB still has room to act
• Fed's Evans: low inflation does not need policy response now
• Tensions high as Amplats to unveil South Africa job cuts plan
• Fed's Plosser doubtful that QE helping job market
• Former Enron CEO Skilling in deal to cut prison term
• April jobless figures make grim reading for Spain's unemployed
• Exclusive: Bain, Golden Gate nearing more than $6.5 billion deal for BMC - sources
• EU's Barnier calls on France to pursue economic reforms
• Fed's Lacker says April jobs report was strong
• Service sector growth slowest in nine months in April: ISM
• Job market shows surprising strength
• U.S. April employment data to point to sluggish economy
• U.S. planned layoffs at lowest of the year in April: Challenger
• Companies hire less, manufacturing growth slows in April

• Fed officials dampen speculation of imminent bond tapering
• Fed's Bullard: bond buying best policy when rates near zero
• Unclear whether Fed's bond buying has helped economy: Fisher
• Exclusive: South Africa's NUM seeks 15-60 percent wage hikes from gold, coal producers
• Keep rates low until jobless rate normalizes: Fed's Kocherlakota
• Japan PM sets targets in latest growth strategy tranche
• New Jersey income tax collections up, jobless rate down in April
• Jobless claims jump in warning sign for labor market
• Japan PM's "Third Arrow" reforms seen short of overhaul
• As some retailers back Bangladesh accord, U.S. group lashes out
• BNP Paribas sees significant staff cuts in France
• NY Fed manufacturing index contracts in May to lowest in four months
• HSBC may cut up to 14,000 more jobs: slides
• Lockheed says furloughs could delay F-35 fighter, other programs
• In Bangladesh rubble, the prices of profit
• Factbox: Targets and changes at HSBC under CEO Gulliver
• Amplats scales back South African mining job cuts plan
• Amplats CEO says restructuring plan will cost $256 million
• Militant South Africa union vows fight as Amplats job plan looms
• Merck sales representative claims sexual bias, seeks over $100 million
• Goldman hires Deutsche analyst to co-head software team
• Fed's Plosser says would like to slow down bond buys
• Greek youth unemployment over 60 percent in February
• HSBC profits nearly double as costs and bad debts fall
• Euro zone business downturn points to deeper recession in second-quarter: PMI
• Europe's jobs crisis comes into sharper relief
• Job market resilience eases growth concerns
• Fed's Lacker: April jobs data shows need to taper bond buying
• Service sector growth slowest in nine month in April: ISM
• Job growth beats expectations in April
• Jobless claims fall sharply to five-year low
• BlackRock to hire 300 lawyers to handle regulation 'mess'
• Fed holds steady on stimulus, worried by fiscal drag