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• China's Xi rides high hopes ahead of presidency
• A push for change in China as new leaders take the helm
• SpaceX cargo capsule cleared for Space Station docking on Sunday
• Portuguese march against austerity, want government out
• Thousands march in Portugal to protest austerity
• Egypt deal with IMF of paramount importance: Kerry
• Bernanke defends Fed's low-interest-rate policies
• Consequence to cuts no one thought would happen
• Hard slog ahead for Cyprus deal: euro zone official
• Kerry to stress need for Egypt to reach IMF deal: U.S. official
• Euro bailout fund may not extend to banks, ESM head tells magazine
• U.S. general's Australian outburst could undermine F-35 program
• Hagel says budget cuts put Pentagon missions at risk
• U.S. aid to Syria should be "non-lethal," new Pentagon chief says
• Outdoor Channel shares rally on 2nd takeover bid
• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks
• Nasdaq stocks posting largest volume increases
• Profile: Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew
• Obama: could not avoid weighing in on gay marriage court case
• Federal workers plan belt tightening as furloughs loom
• Taxes squeeze households, factories to add to growth
• Wall Street advances as data outweighs budget cuts
• Greer 'inland port' may be new SC economic engine
• SEC reappoints two members to auditor watchdog board
• Dollar gains, U.S. shares rebound on data
• Wall Street edges up as data outweighs sequester
• Kodak amends some terms of financing deal
• Portugal Socialists say enough austerity, government sticks to adjustment
• Euro skids to 2013 low, dollar index soars to six-month high
• AIG severs final bailout link with Treasury

• Analysis: Long haul ahead for Britain's struggling economy
• China services growth at five-month low in February: NBS PMI
• Kerry: Divided Egypt needs political compromise
• Portuguese march against austerity, demand government step down
• Egypt needs to fix economy, strike IMF deal-Kerry
• Kerry to stress need for Egypt consensus for IMF deal
• Spending cuts won't end pressures on Pentagon budget: analysts
• Kerry to stress need for Egyptian consensus for IMF deal: U.S. official
• Diaspora Kenyans, unable to vote abroad, feel cheated
• Candidates for mayor of Los Angeles take aim at business taxes
• Bernanke says low nominal rates don't mean policy is easy
• Obama signs order for "sequester" budget cuts
• Credit Suisse settles mortgage case with bond insurer Ambac
• Obama, Putin see need to advance Syria transition: White House
• Obama: No "Jedi mind-meld" with Republicans
• NYSE stocks posting largest volume decreases
• Nasdaq stocks posting largest volume decreases
• Cosmopolitan Kerry courts Europe, his old stomping ground
• Business Highlights
• U.S. dollar rallies, shrugs off government spending cuts
• Hagel to meet Israeli Defense Minister Barak at Pentagon
• U.S. cuts become real with furlough notices sent to thousands
• Wall Street ends higher on strong data
• Fiscal talks fail, U.S. stumbles toward tough budget cuts
• U.S. court seeks payment plan from Argentina for bondholders
• News Summary: Europe unemployment hits new record
• No action from Congress as tax refund fraud spreads
• THE RESET: One fiscal crisis gives way to another
• Taxes squeeze U.S. households, factories to add to growth
• Beppe Grillo's protest group wins Italian hearts

• Libya: gas exports to Italy halted after clashes
• Egypt needs to fix economy, strike IMF deal: Kerry
• Central banks cannot fix government inaction: ECB's Coeure
• ECB's Coeure says central banks cannot replace government inaction
• Kerry: Egypt needs political, economic viability
• Euro bailout fund may not aid banks, ESM head says
• Eurogroup won't be rushed into decision on Cyprus: German finance minister
• One person killed, four injured in south Yemen protest: medics
• Italy's Grillo lists conditions for backing a government
• With record highs in sight, stocks face roadblocks
• Obama formally orders "deeply destructive" cuts, blames Congress
• U.S. lurches into new budget crisis, spending cuts imminent
• SEC seeks data for possible broker fiduciary plan
• Payroll tax hike: Killer whale or red herring?
• White House says it will seek "fast-track" trade authority
• NYSE stocks posting largest volume increases
• Some European banks down after Deutsche downgrade
• Hagel says budget cuts put all Pentagon missions at risk
• White House asks Congress for "fast-track" trade authority
• Jump in factory growth lifts hopes for US economy
• Dollar gains, U.S. shares rebound on ISM data
• New budget crisis begins after Washington fiscal talks fail
• Stocks eke out gains as manufacturing improves
• Apple battle yet to bear much fruit for Einhorn fund
• Canada expresses frustration over latest U.S. crisis
• Tests find horsemeat in Taco Bell UK ground beef
• Einhorn's Greenlight fund up 0.3 percent in February: sources
• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks
• Fiscal talks fail, U.S. stumbles toward steep budget cuts