A new report analyzing the demise of Lehman Brothers highlights how much remains unknown about the near-collapse of U.S. financial institutions. WSJ's Peter Eavis and Dow Jones's Mike Reid join the News Hub to discuss. Plus, a look at preliminary results of Iraq's election and the nomination of Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve vice chair.
Executives at Wells Fargo and Investco have unloaded shares. Barrons.com's John Kimelman reports. 
Bank of Japan's policy decision is a major highlight next week, along with the release of Reserve Bank of Australia's policy-meeting minutes. MarketWatch's Andria Cheng reports.
Retail stocks are mixed after a disappointing reading on consumer sentiment overshadows better-than-expected retail sales. Teen retailers Pacific Sunwear and Zumiez lose ground as rivals Quicksilver and Aeropostale jump. MarketWatch's Andria Cheng reports.
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Hoofy and Boo, Minyanville reporters, give their view of a popular subject. You will find one of their latest episodes here. In this episode, Crime Pays, Hoofy and Boo states ... that According to US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald, hiring ex-felons is one of the best ways companies can help lower the recidivism rate. Join Hoofy and Boo as they take a look at a few potential candidates for the position of Chief Felonious Officer.Hoofy and BooCrime Pays |
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