China plans to boost lending to support slowing economy - report
After devaluing its currency, China takes another step to support its slowing economy. The world's second biggest economy is reportedly planning to free up funds for lending by cutting banks' reserve requirements.
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Mixed news regarding the economy ultimately leads to rising U.S. stocks
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NetaApp CEO Tom Georgens Steps Down: Executive VP George Kurian Steps Up As CEO; Netapp Rumored to Cut About 500 Jobs?
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Complacency has returned to the stock market according to Deutsche Bank Chief U.S. Equity Strategist
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