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• Market regulators not expecting job cuts from sequestration
• Watchdog says U.S. banks on track with mortgage relief
• Existing home sales edge higher, inventory at 13-year low
• Carlyle's earnings drop on investment exits
• What's the hurry? Financial decisions that can wait
• Rooting out risk in your bond portfolio
• Draghi fuels bets for lower money market rates
• G20 waves rally on, yen down: James Saft
• SAC has $1.68 billion in withdrawals as trading probe deepens
• SAC hit with $1.68 billion in withdrawals as trading probe deepens
• Awaiting proof of the "Great Rotation"
• Consumer sentiment improves in Feb on job outlook
• U.S. hedge funds sour on Apple; favor dollar stores
• Blackstone largely sticks with SAC Capital, gets better terms
• Big hedge funds fueled fourth-quarter dive in Apple shares
• Big hedge funds fueled Apple's fourth-quarter share plunge
• Switzerland, U.S. sign pact on fighting tax evasion
• Fidelity says redemption fees OK for some money funds
• Fidelity hires former iShares executive in ETF push: report
• U.S. arbitrators order Deutsche Bank and ex-adviser to pay $934,000
• National Financial Partners hires veteran LPL recruiter
• U.S.-based stock mutual funds reap inflows for fifth week: ICI
• Ad technology firm Rocket Fuel selects IPO underwriters: sources
• YOUR MONEY-Tax-free Coverdell savings accounts saved by Congress
• Legg Mason names interim head as CEO for turnaround push
• U.S. money funds return to euro zone as rates edge up
• BlackRock names Morgan Stanley banker as CFO
• Charities press Congress in defense of tax deduction
• Stock trading rose in January at U.S. online brokers
• PIMCO flagship fund decreases mortgage holdings in January
• Betting on Bear funds 2013 may be hazardous to your wealth
• Analysis: Pennsylvania pension "fix" could add to woes
• Calpers, proxy firm support Apple on preferred stock proposal
• NYSE and BIDS to end block trading joint venture

• Medicare drug costs to fall in 2014, but donut hole widens
• Carlyle's earnings drop on asset sales
• Fourth quarter delinquency rate at lowest level since 2008: MBA
• U.S. DOJ probing JPMorgan over Bear Stearns mortgage products
• Piggybacking on dealmakers as M&A bounces back
• U.S. home-builder sentiment slips but holds near seven-year peak
• Boomers face credit-card quandary as economic doldrums bite
• Insurer Florida Citizens increases hurricane protection
• Investors content to take Buffett's 20 percent Heinz premium
• Fund investors sour on U.S. stocks, redeem $3.62 billion: EPFR
• Obama gives green energy funds a jump-start
• Lehman seeks to question JPMorgan's "London Whale"
• Wall Street waits to see if investors still love SAC Capital
• BlackRock's Fisher stepping down as fixed income chief
• BlackRock's Peter Fisher stepping down as head of fixed income
• Merrill restarts coverage of online brokerages
• Long-term care policies will soon cost more for women
• Fidelity says money market reform should be limited to prime funds
• Schwab investors escalated trading last month
• New Legg Mason CEO outlines plans for a turnaround
• U.S. insider trading informant Fortuna gets two years probation
• The Fed discovers chicanery: James Saft
• Exclusive: Investors pull $1 billion from hedge fund giant Winton
• London property no longer looks so safe
• How to deal with your shrunken paycheck in 2013
• Exclusive: Legg Mason to name interim CEO Sullivan as next leader
• Exclusive: Legg Mason to name Sullivan permanent CEO - sources
• Fed officials push tough revamp of money markets
• For investors, Obama's tone more important than substance
• Judge speeds up schedule in Apple versus Einhorn case
• PIMCO flagship fund cuts mortgages, ups Treasury holdings in January
• The U.S. pet economy didn't go to the dogs
• Einhorn case against Apple rests on rarely used legal tactic

• Technology, the economy and pool cleaning: Chrystia Freeland
• Household debt falls sharply among younger Americans: study
• Mortgage deal brought homeowners $45 billion in relief
• Ex-Soros CIO begins courting capital for new fund
• Mortgage lender Quicken bets on downtown Detroit's revival
• Forecasters caught napping by pace of currency moves
• Prada says revenues climb 29 percent for fiscal year ending January
• Fidelity Investments 2012 profit dips, customers flee stock funds
• Fidelity Investments 2012 profit tumbles 29 percent
• Fidelity Investments 2012 profit tumbled 29 percent
• Consumer sentiment improves in February on job outlook
• Minimum wage hike may hurt corporate profits, Obama says
• Ex-Stanford executives get 20 years over roles in $7 billion fraud
• JP Morgan star trader Gulati quits to set up hedge fund: FT
• Charities beseech Congress to preserve donations tax break
• Hedge funds peddle pricey risk
• U.S. panel orders Deutsche Bank, ex-adviser to pay $934,000
• Switzerland, U.S. sign pact on fighting offshore tax evasion
• Morgan Stanley lifts risk-weighted asset reduction target
• Ackman worried if regulators would eye Herbalife
• Merrill Lynch hires four advisers from rival brokerages
• Do arbitration pacts go against clients' best interests?
• Tax-free Coverdell savings accounts saved by Congress
• Loan repricings pulled as investors object
• Legg Mason names interim head Sullivan CEO for turnaround
• BlackRock names Morgan Stanley banker Shedlin CFO
• Transparency alone won't fix money markets: Fed's Rosengren
• New York Governor Cuomo asks for speedy release of Sandy repair funds
• Insider trading informant gets year of probation
• Two plead guilty in New Jersey over $65 million tax refund fraud
• Benjamin Edwards hires ex-UBS advisers, opens office
• Einhorn case against Apple rests on unusual legal tactic
• Nominee to SEC chair vows to avoid conflicts of interest