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• Fitch: Risks vary widely in local government pensions
• Republican senator sees Obama budget offer as positive
• An ECB key rate cut could deter bank-to-bank lending
• Pension funds dig for yield in disaster insurance
• ECB can count itself lucky among central banks
• Judge approves BofA $2.43 billion settlement over Merrill
• Weak job gains cast shadow on U.S. economic outlook
• MF Global's liquidation plan approved by bankruptcy court
• Puerto Rico approves public pension system overhaul
• How banks and funds are gaming money markets in India
• Analysis: Big inflows into bonds undercut the "Great Rotation"
• Jobless claims at four-month high, cast shadow over jobs market
• New strings attached
• Trying to fix broken economics
• Planned layoffs fall in March, but worst quarter since 2011
• Money market assets fall in latest week: iMoneyNet
• Dutch bank ING's online customers find wrong balance in accounts
• Check-in delayed for Delhi airport hotels over security
• Fed hawk Lacker and policy dove Evans face off over inflation
• Wall Street rises with health insurers, S&P nears record
• Wall Street rises with health insurers, S&P close to record
• Why stock picking works when investing overseas
• Healthcare leads Wall Street higher, S&P record in view
• A time of unqualified promises
• Four reasons why boomerang effect will prolong stock rally
• Consumer sentiment jumps in March on jobs hopes
• U.S. public pension holdings highest since 2007 peak: Census
• The Cyprus takeaway: More phony crises to come: Bremmer
• "Cyprus euro" a boon to US dollar: James Saft
• "Cyprus euro" a boon to U.S. dollar: James Saft
• Congress must legislate to avoid a helium crisis: Kemp
• U.S. expands program to help struggling borrowers simplify loans
• China's CITIC Securities taps Goldman model to hedge on global future
• Leveraged loan guidance less restrictive than feared

• Jana expects two of its candidates to win Agrium board seats
• Curbing asset buys could reduce risks: Fed's Pianalto
• Tax tips for procrastinators counting down to April 15
• Cyprus is edging towards euro exit
• In China, off-balance-sheet lending risks lurk in the shadows
• Weak job gains cast shadow on economic outlook
• Bankruptcy judge approves MF Global's liquidation plan
• A five-point strategy for riding the bull
• Instant View: March nonfarm payrolls rose by 88,000
• Analysis: Steady job gains seen bolstering economy
• A tale of two Japan stocks ETFs; hedging makes a big difference
• As yields dwindle, "cash" fund investors take on more risk
• Investors turn their backs on "black swan" hedge funds
• Sequester falsely pits "greedy geezers" against the young
• Stockton, Cyprus, and the savings puzzle
• Beppe Grillo's anti-disappointment party
• PIMCO's Gross sees major challenges for "total return" era
• Fed hawk Lacker and dove Evans face off over inflation
• IRS weighs changes to Obama healthcare investment tax rules
• Wall Street ends higher on health insurers
• Wall Street gains on health insurers, S&P near intraday record
• Pension plan advisors see top gains in emerging market stocks
• Luxury spending in Europe hit by drop in tourist demand
• Modern Etiquette: The Power of Referrals
• Fidelity Contrafund's Danoff cuts Apple stake 10 percent
• Anthony Lewis and the need for journalism that inspires
• Aluminum meltdown; the preview
• Derailment highlights risks from oil-by-rail boom: Campbell
• SAC's Cohen pays $60 million for Hamptons oceanfront home: NYT
• U.S. takes steps to ease burden on struggling homeowners
• Column: Congress must legislate to avoid a helium crisis - Kemp
• U.S. asks Liechtenstein for data in tax evasion probe
• SEC to Boston judge: press release won't taint criminal trial

• Fitch says U.S. local government pension risk varies greatly
• Jana sees two of its candidates added to Agrium board
• Curbing asset purchases could reduce risks: Fed's Pianalto
• Hugo Dixon: Cyprus is edging towards euro exit
• Weak job gains hurt economic outlook
• Hedge fund manager Ackman says mistakes made in JCPenney turnaround
• Exclusive: Some wealth advisers take a fee for clients' fund assets
• Labor "scarring" reason for more bond buying: Fed official
• Labor "scarring" a reason to keep buying bonds: Fed's Rosengren
• Steady job gains seen bolstering economy
• As jobs go, banks become better bets
• A novel look at emerging market entrepreneurs
• Analysis: "Smart beta" investing may lure pension funds to equity
• Jobless claims at four-month high, cast shadow over labor market
• Bad behavior persists in 401(k) accounts
• Retirement rollovers can be misleading, confusing: watchdog
• PIMCO's Gross sees major challenges for 'total return' era
• Exclusive: Nationwide, Reich & Tang to buy HighMark funds -sources
• Wall Street climbs with health insurers, S&P nears high
• Nationwide, Reich & Tang to buy HighMark funds: sources
• Wall Street up on health insurers, S&P near intraday record
• What remains of Libor litigation? Alison Frankel
• Consumer delinquencies on home-related loans dip: ABA
• DoubleLine's Gundlach says "lost decade" in stocks unlikely -call
• Public pension holdings highest since 2007 peak: U.S. Census
• IRS broadens identity theft tax crackdown to all 50 states
• Public pension holdings highest since 2007: Census
• BRICs, move over. TIMPs are the new emerging market stars
• U.S. court denies IRS petition to revive tax preparer rules
• Wells Fargo says it has resolved debit card glitch
• Japan's new financial year to bring yen weakness
• U.S. asks Liechtenstein for data in Swiss banking probe
• Supreme Court to weigh IRS penalties on alleged tax dodges