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Cerberus Capital Management LP is entering the booming market for single-family homes to rent, planning to lend billions of dollars to investors too big for government programs and too small to get Wall Street funding.
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Every workday morning in London, at about 10 o’clock, representatives from 19 banks make a series of decisions that affect financial transactions around the world, from what homeowners pay on their mortgages to the underlying value of credit-default swaps and corporate bonds.
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The blueprint regulators gave Barclays Plc and other banks for correcting Libor-rate abuses may not be enough to salvage a benchmark so discredited it needs to be overhauled.
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Investors from London to Tokyo to Pittsburgh are plowing money back into Treasuries after the biggest decline in 19 months, betting that even an improving global economy won’t ignite a bear market in bonds.
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Spain’s bad bank turned down an offer by three private-equity firms including Cerberus Capital Management LP to invest in its shares because they sought preferential terms, a person familiar with the information said.
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The London interbank offered rate, the benchmark for $360 trillion of securities, may not survive allegations of being corrupted unless it’s based on transactions among banks rather than guesswork about the cost of money.
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Stocks fell, pulling the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index down from an almost four-year high, and commodities slid amid concern growth will slow in China. Treasuries rebounded following the longest drop since 2006.
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U.K. stocks declined after the FTSE 100 Index posted its best week in nine last week. African Barrick Gold Ltd . and Royal Dutch Shell Plc led losses.
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Michelle DiFeo, owner of DiFeo Glass & Mirror, bought her first yellow pages ad in 2004, the same year Google Inc. went public. While online search has exploded since then, DiFeo still takes out color ads in two phone books that cover New York’s Westchester County. Although she won’t disclose what she pays for the ads, she says they’re worth the investment. For her customers, using a paper directory is “a force of habit,” DiFeo says,
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European stocks fell for the first week in three amid concern policy makers won’t be able to stop the region’s sovereign debt crisis from growing and damaging the economic recovery.
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