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ECB chief says euro zone on right track (Reuters)

Reuters – Europe’s top central banker said on Thursday that euro zone governments are on the right track to restore market confidence but reminded them that an emergency program to buy their bonds was “neither eternal nor infinite”.

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FedEx profit beats Street, updating Boeing fleet (Reuters)

Reuters – FedEx Corp reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit and is updating its fleet with 27 new fuel-efficient Boeing aircraft to cut costs, driving its shares up more than 5 percent.

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Olympus shares surge after chief quits (Reuters)

Reuters – Olympus Corp’s shares surged in brisk trade on Thursday after its chairman and president quit and his successor said he would explain past M&A deals at the heart of a scandal that wiped out half of the firm’s market value.

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Euro zone, banks close to deal on Greek debt: source (Reuters)

Reuters – Euro zone leaders and banks are close to reaching a deal on a 50 percent writedown for private bondholders on their Greek debt, an EU source said on Thursday.

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Ex-Goldman director Gupta charged in insider case (Reuters)

Reuters – Rajat Gupta, who sat on the boards of some of America’s most prestigious companies, was arrested and charged on Wednesday with being the “illegal eyes and ears” for his friend Raj Rajaratnam, the central figure in a broad U.S. crackdown on insider trading at hedge funds.

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Durable goods demand shows economy strengthening (Reuters)

Reuters – The economy appears to be heading into the fourth quarter with solid momentum with demand for a range of long-lasting U.S.-made goods rising at the fastest pace in six months in September and businesses stepping

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