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Fed's price: AIG must shrink
By Roddy Boyd
A reprieve comes from the Fed, but the insurer's future is surely going to be very different. more
The power of Paulson
By Marc Gunther
He came to Washington reluctantly. His job was almost a backwater. Today his task is momentous, wrestling down the greatest financial crisis of our time. more
The deepening auto recession
By Alex Taylor III
A variety of woes may delay any recovery until 2010 - or beyond. more
7 new smartphones for the smart set
7:35am 
Once reserved for business executives, smartphones today are thinner, sleeker and available in colors like pink and aquamarine. Here are some of the latest styles. more
The end of Wall Street
By Shawn Tully
As Lehman's demise and Merrill's acquisition make clear, a business model built on ramping up risk and leverage simply doesn't work.  more
Daily Briefing
Morgan Stanley may have calmed the waters in the brokerage sector for a bit. more
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    Fortune: Inside the new issue
    Fortune's managing editor talks about the latest issue - Hank Paulson, California wine country and MySpace's new music venture. morevideo
  • technology 
    MySpace sets music free
    Coming soon to MySpace pages everywhere: Kid Rock, free. Christina Aguilera, free. T.I., free. Just about any music out there, free. (With ads, of course.) more
  • economy 
    Wall Street's troubles are yours, too
    Lehman, Merrill - even Goldman - got levered up to their eyeballs during the boom. Now we're all paying the price. more
  • International 
    Made (again) in America
    The rising cost of labor and shipping abroad are driving manufacturing back to the U.S. So are the logistics of dealing with far-flung suppliers. more
  • Commodities desk 
    Playing the blame game on oil
    A new report arguing that speculators are to blame for high prices is way off the mark, but that won't stop politicians from using it as "evidence." more
  • media 
    Reality TV's jackpot queen
    Cecile Frot-Coutaz is a force behind American Idol and America's Got Talent. Can her brand of schlock save network TV?  more
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    Warren Buffett's happy housing story
    Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary Clayton homes makes loans to low-income households - and foreclosures have actually dropped.  more
Will Wall Street sink tech?
By Jon Fortt
Tech companies are relying on overseas customers for revenues as financial firms cut spending. more
Future bleak for music subscription services
By Devin Leonard
MySpace Music isn't offering one. So why should anyone else in an age of free ad-supported tunes? more
The 50 million dollar video game
Electronic Arts hopes for big returns on its investment in Spore, the latest game from the designer of the Sims series. morevideo
CompanyPrice% Change
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc 0.14 -52.33%
American International Group, Inc 2.13 -43.20%
Morgan Stanley 24.08 -16.11%
Wachovia Corp 9.99 -13.21%
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Dow Jones10,799.62-2.35%
Nasdaq2,143.12-2.93%
S&P 5001,179.37-2.82%
10yr104 31/32Yield: 3.40%
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SanDisk Corporation 21.87 45.41%
Sanmina Corp 1.80 -9.55%
Unisys Corporation 3.34 -5.92%
Amazon.com, Inc 74.26 -5.68%
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