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Morgan Keegan & Co. is going to trial before a judge whose decision to throw out regulators’ claims the retail brokerage misled thousands of investors about the risks of auction-rate securities was reversed on appeal.
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Democrat Elizabeth Warren, whose attacks on Wall Street propelled her ascent, will become the first female U.S. senator from Massachusetts, entering a divided chamber that had spurned her appointment as the nation’s consumer-protection chief.
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Treasuries climbed, pushing the 30- year bond yield down the most in seven weeks, as investors sought refuge on concern Europe’s fiscal turmoil will undermine the global economic recovery.
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Regions Financial Corp., the largest bank in Alabama, hired Andrew Findling to head junk-bond trading for its broker-dealer unit.
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Treasuries weakened for the first time in six days on speculation Spain’s fiscal problems won’t require a bailout, sapping demand at a $21 billion auction of 10-year notes.
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Treasuries remained higher as the government sold $36 billion of two-year securities in the first of three note auctions this week totaling $100 billion.
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Treasury 10-year notes rose for the first time in three days as reports showed housing starts fell in May the most in more than a year and producer prices dropped.
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Treasury 10-year yields fell for the fifth straight week, the longest stretch since June, amid speculation the European sovereign-debt crisis is far from resolved.
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Treasuries fell, extending a weekly loss, as speculation European leaders will make progress on curbing their sovereign-debt crisis damped demand for the perceived safety of U.S. government securities.
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Treasuries gained, pushing five-year yields down the most in almost two weeks, as a Federal Reserve survey said U.S. economic growth slowed in some areas, boosting the haven appeal of the safest fixed-income securities.
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