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Greek Financial Crisis `Over': Week in Review

Former European Commission President Romano Prodi tops a review of the week’s stories after saying that the worst of Greece’s financial crisis is over and other European nations won’t follow in its path.
Breaking News
•Dick Fuld May Be Haunted by Assurances After Report Finds Hidden Leverage

•Bernanke Will Get Help Mapping Policy Exit With Obama Fed Board Selections

•Lehman Bankruptcy Report Points Way to Plaintiffs, Not Prison, Lawyers Say

•Record Advance in S&P 500 Index Futures Shows Confidence in U.S. Economy

•Europe Stocks Gain a Second Week as Greek Concerns Ease; Volkswagen Climbs

•Google `99.9 Percent' Certain to Shut Its Operations in China, FT Reports

•Summers Says He Finds `Considerable Satisfaction' in Recovery's Progress

•Pelosi Signals Aim to Pass Health-Overhaul Bill Before Obama's Asia Trip

• Henry Kissinger Is Recovering From Stomach Ailment at Hospital in Seoul

Exclusive
•`Invisible Power' of London Money Exposed as Lord Mayor Fights Politicians

• Monsanto May Have Antitrust Edge as Protecting Patents Trumps Competition

•BHP, Anglo, Xstrata Bypass Europe on 10,000-Mile Coal Route to China Ports

•Toyota Sets Goal of Regaining U.S. Market Share Lost to Recalls Within '10

•Optimism Makes a Comeback After Year-Long U.S. Stock Surge: Chart of Day

•Retail Buyouts Return in `Goldilocks' Market After Credit Freeze Thawed
Most Popular
•China May Face ‘Massive’ Bank Bailouts After Stimulus Program

•JPMorgan, Citigroup Helped Doom Lehman, Report Says

•Obama Delays Trip as Health-Care Faces New Hurdle

•AIG Was Unprepared for Financial Crisis, Former Top Lawyer Says

•U.S. Economy: Sales Rise as Buyers Overcome Snow, Job Concerns
Top Stories From the Web
»Bank of America Agrees to Disclose Political Donations: WSJ Link

»JPM’s Dimon Says Most Banks Agree Reform Needed: Reuters Link

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Leaders
•Apple's Cook Gets $5 Million Bonus, Stock for Work During Jobs's Absence

•Yellen Said to Be Obama Pick for Fed Vice Chairman to Replace Donald Kohn

•Prudential CEO Strangfeld's Bonus Surges on Award Tied to Wells Fargo Deal

•Smarten Up, and Feel the IT Love

•What's Stopping Innovation?

•Why Women Are the Biggest Emerging Market

CEO Spotlight
Universal Health's Miller Discusses Health-Care Overhaul

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CFO Insight
Rosen Says Deutsche Post's Dividend Is at `Right Level'

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Economy
•Retail Sales in U.S. Unexpectedly Rose in February as Shoppers Braved Snow

•Trichet Says Rating Companies to Respect `Courageous' Greece Deficit Plan
Politics
•Democrats' Election-Year Jobs Push Recalls Nixon's '72 Toilet-Paper Gambit

•Hoyer Predicts House Will Pass Senate's Health-Overhaul Measure This Month
Science
•Birth-Control Pills Reduce Cancer, Lengthen Women's Lives in 40-Year Study

•Unlocking Cancer Drug Mechanism May Avoid Birth Defect Risks, Study Says
Opinion
•Moody's, S&P Are Job Creators Without a Stimulus: Ann Woolner

•IYogi Karma Needs Work on PC Fix-It Service: Rich Jaroslovsky
Spend
•Apple Will Start Taking Orders for IPad Today at 5:30 a.m. California Time

•British Airways Union Plans to Stage Seven Days of Strikes in Late March
Sports
•Georgetown Reaches Big East Final, Lehigh Earns Automatic Bid in NCAA

•Justine Henin Loses in Second Round of Indian Wells Tennis Tournament
Arts and Culture
•Chinese Crickets Train, Have Pre-Bout Sex, Ferocious Fights: Lewis Lapham

•`Twilight' Star Mourns Brother's Suicide; Hamm's Cold Case: Rick Warner

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AMERICAS/EUROPE/ASIA

 EQUITY INDEXES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Topix936.386.000.64
Hang Seng21,209.74-18.46-0.09
Singapore Straits Times2,881.367.450.26
S&P/ASX4,818.103.900.08


JAPAN MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME
 PRICE% CHANGEVOLUME
MIZUHO FINANCIAL1891.07142132800
HITACHI LTD3261.8872601000
MITSUBISHI UFJ F4671.3068379200
NEC CORP2620.7749302000
TOSHIBA CORP4400.0041555000
CLARION CO LTD184-1.0841355000
NOMURA HOLDINGS6681.6732680700
ISUZU MOTORS2363.9631730000
MAZDA MOTOR2340.4327965000
NISSAN MOTOR CO7642.4126038000

 FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Nikkei 22510,680.000.000.00
Topix927.500.000.00
Hang Seng21,192.0065.000.31
Singapore Straits Times2,876.008.000.28
S&P/ASX4,820.001.000.02

 CURRENCIES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
USD-JPY90.55800.00000.00
USD-HKD7.75720.00000.00
USD-SGD1.3942-0.0037-0.26
AUD-USD0.91520.00000.00

 COMMODITY FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Oil81.24-0.87-1.06
Gold1,101.70-6.50-0.59
Natural Gas4.40-0.04-0.90

 BONDS
 PRICEYIELD 
10-Year Japan100.541.35 
10-Year Hong Kong95.292.75 
10-Year Singapore98.402.70 
10-Year Australia91.075.69 

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