us-hotdailynews: 2015-10-05 U.S. Business

Asia stocks rise as weak US jobs dampen prospects of near-term Fed hike
Reuters
TOKYO Asian stocks rose early on Monday after the prospect of an imminent interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve faded after Friday's weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data. U.S. stock indexes jumped over 1 percent on Friday as worries about the ...

Asia Stocks Jump With Won After Weak U.S. Data Torpedo Fed Bets   Bloomberg
Markets in Asia Start Higher After US Jobs Data   Wall Street Journal
Asian Markets Rally After Weak U.S. Jobs Data   RTT News
CNBC
DailyFX
Financial Times
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CNNMoney

Bernanke wanted Wall Street's worst in jail
CNNMoney
Ben Bernanke wanted more Wall Street bankers in jail in the aftermath of the financial crisis. Bernanke advocated for Wall Street's bailout in 2008 during the financial crisis when he led the Federal Reserve. He still thinks the bailout was the right ...
Bernanke: More execs should have faced prosecution for 2008 crisis - USA Today   Reuters
Bernanke: Wall St Execs Should Have Gone to Jail for Crisis   New York Times
Bernanke says some needed jail time over financial crisis   The Augusta Chronicle
USA TODAY
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iFreePress.com

Deere says UAW members approve labor agreement
Chicago Sun-Times
MOLINE, Ill. — Farm equipment manufacturer Deere & Co. said United Auto Workers members have approved a new six-year labor agreement that covers facilities in three states. Deere and the UAW reached a tentative agreement last week. The company ...

UAW ratifies new six-year labor agreement with Deere   Quad-Cities Online

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CNBC

World Bank cuts East Asia growth forecast...again
CNBC
The slowdown in China, weaker commodity prices and the prospect of tighter external financing conditions are dimming the growth outlook for developing East Asia-Pacific, the World Bank warned, a region that has long been a bright spot in the world ...

China Weighs on Developing East Asia as World Bank Cuts Outlooks   Bloomberg
World Bank trims 2015, 2016 East Asia forecasts, cites China, US rate risks   Reuters
World Bank Expects China to Slow Gradually Through 2017   Nasdaq
Chron.com
The Star Online
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Forbes

What Do EU Countries Give Up When They Opt Out Of Future GM Crops?
Forbes
Some of the Europeans who favor opting out of biotech crops (image from greensefa). A deadline passed on 10/3 for countries in the EU to opt out of future “GMO Crop” planting approvals. This “opt out” arrangement was a compromise designed to also allow ...

Majority of EU nations seek opt-out from growing GM crops   STLtoday.com
Over Half of EU Countries Are Opting Out of GMOs   Fortune
Most EU nations seek to bar GM crops   Yahoo News

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Huffington Post

Global Poverty Will Hit New Low This Year, World Bank Says
Huffington Post
<span class='image-component__caption' itemprop="caption">This Jane Hahn/ASSOCIATED PRESS This boy must attend a school with unsanitary conditions on the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal. Share on Pinterest. Less than 10 percent of the world's ...

Not Only Are The Rich Getting Richer, So Are The Poor   Forbes
World Bank says extreme poverty to fall below 10 percent within a year   Raw Story
World Bank head opens case over capital   Financial Times
The Cubic Lane
International Business Times
Reuters
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The Boston Globe

Policy Makers Skeptical on Preventing Financial Crisis
New York Times
BOSTON — The 2008 financial crisis convinced most people in the world of central banking that it would be a good idea to try to prevent that kind of thing from happening again. But policy makers have made little progress in figuring out how they might ...

Fed's Dudley: U.S. 'A Long Way' From Having Bubble Fighting Tool Kit   Nasdaq
Dudley Says Work Needed on Tools to Avert Financial Crises   Bloomberg
UPDATE 2-US a long way from 'macroprudential' safeguards -Fed's Dudley   Reuters

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It's Official: Google Becomes Alphabet
Memphis Daily News (blog)
Google is officially 'Alphabet.' Google Inc. on Friday completed the move to reorganize as Alphabet, and its stock will begin trading as Alphabet on the Nasdaq under the same tickers "GOOG" and "GOOGL" on Monday. Each share of Google will be ...

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