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    Lehman Shows Benefits of Scrutiny

    The report by the court-appointed examiner for the bankrupt Lehman Brothers analyzes the bank's demise with forensic thoroughness. But it is also a depressing reminder of how much remains unknown about the near-collapses of AIG, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Citigroup, Bear Stearns and Bank of America's Merrill Lynch.

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    Stripping the Naked Could Backfire

    If European politicians are serious about banning speculative trading in sovereign credit-default swaps, they had better be prepared for the results. Practically and theoretically, such a ban could backfire.

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    China's Loose Banks

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    Closing Lehman's Legal Loophole

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    Tiptoeing Across the Straits

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    Oil Falls on Conflicting Signals

    Crude-oil futures fell as conflicting signals about the U.S. economic recovery undermined the oil market's latest try for a 2010 high, ending down 87 cents at $81.24 a barrel.

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    Gold Ends at 2-Week Low

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    Dollar Weakens on Reports of Obama's Potential Fed Picks

    The dollar weakened sharply against most rivals as reports that the Obama administration plans to nominate Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Janet Yellen for vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board prompted concerns that monetary policy may stay loose for a while.

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    Japan Pushes for Weaker Yen

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