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David Ader survived a heart attack in a jet over the Atlantic, missed a chance to work at the CIA thanks to his friend the international spy, changed jobs during the worst financial crisis in a lifetime and helped upstart CRT Capital Group LLC almost double revenue in two years.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority refused to release questions it asked former Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Fred Goodwin, regarding the bank’s near collapse, saying it’s his own personal information and may deter others from cooperating.
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Natural gas futures may rise as high as $4.45 per million British thermal units next week after touching an 11-month low, according to a technical analysis of the relative-strength index by Jay Levine, president of energy brokerage Enerjay LLC.
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Natural gas futures fell for a second day in New York on forecasts of above-normal temperatures in the central U.S. that may limit demand for the heating fuel.
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Natural gas futures declined to the lowest price in almost 12 weeks on forecasts of moderating temperatures that may limit demand for the heating fuel.
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Natural gas futures fell to the lowest price in three weeks on forecasts of warmer weather that may limit consumption of the fuel and leave supplies higher than normal as the heating season ends.
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Natural gas futures fell to an 11- month low on speculation that supply will be ample as a slowing economic recovery reduces demand.
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Gold futures climbed to a two-week high on demand for a hedge against rising consumer prices, after China increased borrowing costs to slow inflation. Silver advanced to a one-month high, topping $30 an ounce.
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Hedge funds increased bullish bets on natural gas to the highest level in three months on smaller- than-expected stockpile gains and speculation that reduced nuclear output will spur demand for the power-plant fuel.
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