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Crude Prices Tumble Below $34

Oil prices tumble close to $35 a barrel as rising inventories and falling retail sales in the U.S. provide investors with further evidence of faltering consumer demand.
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JPMorgan Surprises, Beats Estimates

JPMorgan delivers some positive news during what is expected to be a pretty rocky earnings season, saying that it posted a fourth-quarter profit of $0.07 a share, beating expectations. While the company was able to eke out a small gain, showing that it is weathering the financial crisis better than some other banks, CEO Jamie Dimon still calls the results "very disappointing." Quote: JPM
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Bank of America May Get More US Aid

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Bank of America Corp. may receive billions more in federal aid to assist with its acquisition of Merrill Lynch, according to a newspaper report. So far, the bank has received a total of $25 billion from the Treasury Department's $700 billion bailout plan. Quote: BAC
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Apple Shares Slump on Jobs' Health News

Shares of iPhone and iPod maker Apple plunge as company co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs announces he is taking a medical leave of absence until at least the end of June. The news comes a little more than a week after Jobs revealed that he had been diagnosed with a hormone imbalance. He now cites "more complex" medical problems. Quote: AAPL
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On the left, Apple CEO Steve Jobs speaks during a special event September 9, 2008. On the right, he answers questions after introducing new versions of the iMac and iLife applications on August 7, 2007.

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