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• Italy's Berlusconi says only coalition can end deadlock
• Italy center-left rebuffs coalition deal with Berlusconi
• China says to scrap some import taxes from April
• Italy's president seeks way out of political deadlock
• Cyprus has no intention of leaving euro - president
• France misses 2012 public deficit target
• Euro edges down on Cyprus worries, Italy political deadlock
• Japan output unexpectedly falls; weak yen benefits awaited
• South Korea sees $10.8 billion revenue shortfall in 2013, to sell more debt
• Record Wall Street boosts sentiment but activity subdued
• Analysis: Gay marriage rights may carry bigger U.S. tax burden for some
• U.S. debates how severely to penalize Russia in human rights spat
• S&P 500 ends at record closing high
• Stocks, euro rise after Cyprus banks reopen
• Instant View: S&P 500 ends at new closing high
• Wall St Week Ahead: Pullback possible after S&P's milestone
• S&P 500 closes at new record, ends strong quarter
• French will have to work longer for pensions: Hollande
• Egypt forex reserves did not fall significantly in March: central bank
• Italy center-left says Bersani has not given up on government hopes
• German police arrest Pakistani in drone spying case
• Central African Republic army chiefs pledge allegiance to coup leader
• Cypriot businesses rue cost of rescue
• Global stocks, euro rise after Cyprus banks reopen
• Euro rises versus dollar but poised to end quarter with a loss
• IMF to visit Tunisia from April 8 for loan talks
• S&P 500 trades above its record close
• Duncan Hines parent Pinnacle's shares jump in market debut
• Euro edges higher but poised to end first-quarter with a loss
• Wall Street opens flat after GDP, claims data
• Wall Street set for flat open on signs of sluggish growth
• Jobless claims up, fourth-quarter GDP revised up
• Economy posts sluggish growth in fourth quarter
• Stock futures edge up ahead of data; set to close out strong quarter

• New York state passes third on-time budget in a row
• BOJ eyes balance sheet target under Kuroda's bold experiment
• U.S. consumer spending rises, supports sturdy growth picture
• Cyprus has no intention of leaving euro: president
• Quarter of U.S. firms in China face data theft: business lobby
• Nikkei rises in choppy trade, weak factory data caps gains
• Taiwan set to ease rule on acquisitions by China firms
• Euro bounces slightly, but Italy deadlock weighs
• Ten-year JGB yield rebounds from near-decade low, superlongs in demand
• Euro near 4-month low on signs of flight-to-quality
• Former U.S. soldier accused of fighting with al Qaeda in Syria
• French defense spend flat in 2014: Hollande
• JPMorgan workout executive leaves after CIO turmoil
• Obama wishes Mandela well, calls him an inspiration
• Foreign central banks' US debt holdings fall: Fed
• EBay CFO sees profit per share up 15 to 19 percent a year over next 3 years
• White House to release budget plan on April 10
• Lawmakers invite divisive Indian Hindu nationalist to visit
• Italy president to hold new talks with parties Friday
• Beleaguered Hollande to reach out to nation on TV
• Italy's Bersani says unable to form a government
• Irish PM's party set for by-election win, junior partner suffers
• Republicans in Massachusetts Senate race debate abortion, Social Security
• Some healthcare costs may rise when "Obamacare" implemented: official
• Egypt calls in favors as credit crunch hits key imports
• Two congressmen urge USTR designate China for trade secret theft
• Global stocks, euro gain as Cyprus banks reopen
• Wall Street set for flat open on sluggish growth
• Pinnacle Foods opens up 11 percent in NYSE trading
• Moody's dashes Irish upgrade hopes, cites Cyprus
• Italy's Bersani makes last-ditch appeal for government deal
• South Africa troops in Uganda for Central Africa "mission"
• Stock futures briefly trim gains after data

• IMF says Hungary should pause rate cut cycle
• Consumer spending rises, supports sturdy growth picture
• Italy's Berlusconi says wants coalition with center-left
• South Korean President Park's fund a drop in country's debt ocean
• Quarter of U.S. firms in China face data theft-business lobby
• Record Wall Street boosts sentiment, U.S. holds key in Q2
• Nikkei ends higher; poor factory data caps gains
• Nikkei flat as factory data disappoints
• Wall Street Week Ahead: Pullback possible after S&P's milestone
• Obama makes impassioned plea for gun control legislation
• Timeline: Key dates and milestones in the S&P 500's history
• U.S. struggles with pharmaceutical goals in Asia trade talks
• Attempt to end Italy crisis stalls, president mulls next move
• Euro wins day vs U.S. dollar but loses first quarter
• Federal Reserve's balance sheet shrinks in latest week
• Analysis: Underappreciated consumer stars in S&P 500 rally
• Ebay forecasts doubling of its PayPal business in three years
• EBay targets Gross Merchandise Value of $110 billion in 2015
• Attempt to end Italy crisis fails, president mulls next move
• Italy's Napolitano to assess options after Bersani government bid fails
• Egypt's Islamic authority asserts role, clashes with Brotherhood
• Senate candidates in Massachusetts spar on abortion, gay marriage
• Cyprus bank controls to last a month, minister says
• Governor says Slovenia does not need bailout: report
• Bulgarian anti-monopoly body probes power distributors
• Patient Cypriots line up as banks reopen
• Patient Cypriots queue as banks reopen
• Investors head back to safety of bonds
• Portuguese government may teeter if court blocks austerity
• Euro, shares recover as Cyprus banks reopen
• Hollande to fight for his political life in TV interview
• Euro edges up versus dollar but Cyprus concerns weigh
• Stock futures inch higher, set to close out strong quarter