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CNNMoney: Bank of England expands asset purchases

The Bank of England expanded its quantitative easing program by £25 billion, or $41 billion, to £200 billion on Thursday, continuing its unprecedented scheme to revive Britain's recession-hit economy.

CNNMoney: Dollar gains on cautious tone

The dollar and the yen gained broadly Thursday as the euro and perceived higher risk currencies succumbed to profit-taking ahead of a policy decision by the European Central Bank.

CNNMoney: World shares extend losses

World stocks added to the previous week's losses on Monday, hugging one-month lows as investors pulled back from a more than seven month rally and prepared for the eventual withdrawal of stimulative monetary policy.

CNNMoney: Dollar firms as investors seek safety

The dollar and yen gained Wednesday as concerns about a global economic recovery and steep losses in Wall Street stocks boosted safe-haven appeal.

CNNMoney: Dollar rises on European support

The dollar rose against major rivals Tuesday after euro zone officials said they support a stronger greenback.

Fortune: Europe's banks back from brink for now

In the financial crisis, Europe's banking sector has been the shoe that wouldn't drop.

CNNMoney: Stocks poised for a flat open

U.S. stocks were set for a nearly flat open Thursday as investors focused on the nation's employment picture.

CNNMoney: Week ahead: Trying to make sense of economy

Wall Street will return for the first trading day of a new month Monday with the economic outlook still unclear and the bankruptcy of a major American business icon looming large.

Fortune: Ireland's new troubles

Lounging amid the bruised plastic furniture and polyester carpeting at his dilapidated offices at Dublin Airport, Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, is ebullient about his low-cost carrier's prospects: "We'll mop the floor with every airline in Europe!"

CNNMoney: Dollar mixed on expected ECB rate slash

The dollar rose against the euro Tuesday on negative European production data and ahead of a central bank meeting expected to slash rates to a record low.

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