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CNNMoney: Stocks set to open higher

U.S. stocks are likely to open higher Wednesday after improved sentiment helped stem a massive flight to quality and yields on shorter-dated Treasurys rebounded.

CNNMoney: A rally at the open

Stocks opened sharply higher Wednesday as credit markets calmed down a bit and speculation grew on Wall Street that a Fed rate cut was coming, maybe soon.

CNNMoney: Wall Street takes a breath

Stocks are likely to open higher Wednesday on increasing expectations of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Fortune: Tough love on Wall Street

During times of market turmoil it helps to simplify and talk basics -- explain things to the public and even yourself in terms of what can be easily understood.

Fortune: Paulson sees more bad news ahead

Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson predicts that the "current strained situation" in the markets "will take time to play out, and more difficult news will come to light. Some investors will take losses, some organizations will fail," he says in remarks that will appear in the forthcoming issue of Fortune.

Fortune: The China conflict

Fireworks exploded over Tiananmen Square Wednesday night to mark the official one-year rundown to the 2008 Olympics. In American presidential politics, China is already producing fireworks between the nation's two major parties.

CNNMoney: Bush: U.S. economy is thriving

President Bush said Wednesday the U.S. economy is thriving and he is doing what it takes to keep it strong.

Fortune: Losing the American dream

The Dow pops into uncharted 14,000-point territory. An economy pummeled by the 9/11 terrorist attacks has grown for 22 quarters straight. Unemployment stands at 4.5 percent - lower than any average decade from the 1960s through the 1990s. And Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson declares: "This is far and away the strongest global economy I've seen in my business lifetime."

Fortune: Small concessions, and tactful talk

Question: What do you get when you put 16 sure-minded Chinese officials in a chandeliered room with a dozen lame-duck Republicans?

Fortune: America's Next Top Model may be Wu Yi

Chinese Vice Premier Wu Yi may be Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson's best hope in the coming months to talk China into freer trade policies. But when the 68-year-old comes to Washington in May for t...

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