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Fed to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

Stocks jump after Fed statement (Reuters)

AIG CEO asks employees to repay some bonus money (Reuters)

BofA, Citigroup surge on hope worst has past (Reuters)

IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems: sources (Reuters)

Alcoa down after cutting dividend (Reuters)

Fed to buy up to $300B long-term Treasury bonds (AP)

Fed says to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

FAO Schwarz names Barry Erdos new chief executive (AP)

Personal Finance

Fed to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

Fed to buy up to $300B long-term Treasury bonds (AP)

Fed says to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

Fannie plans bonuses of up to $611K for 4 execs (AP)

Fannie Mae: Refinance volume triples in February (AP)

Signs of Hope for Housing? (BusinessWeek Online)

Housing starts surge; wholesale prices edge up (AP)

Surprise jump in housing starts ignites Wall St. rally (Reuters)

U.S. housing offers hope for economy (Reuters)

Oil rises as U.S. housing data lifts markets (Reuters)

Thornburg Mortgage may file Chapter 11 bankruptcy (Reuters)

Wall Street resumes rally following housing report (AP)

US housing starts, permits post unexpected jump (AFP)

U.S. housing starts rebound (Reuters)

Some Relief from the High Cost of Health Insurance (BusinessWeek Online)

Mortgage fraud reports up 26 percent (AP)

G20 needs 'mechanisms' to check big economies: Medvedev (AFP)

Nonprofit touring US to help struggling homeowners (AP)

Senate Dems squabble over which homeowners to help (AP)

Fed extends deadline for consumer credit program (AP)

Stock Markets

Stocks jump after Fed says it will buy Treasurys (AP)

Stocks jump after Fed statement (Reuters)

Oil falls on U.S. stock build, China (Reuters)

FTSE 100 down on unemployment news (AFP)

European, Asian markets edge higher ahead of Fed (AP)

Asia, Europe markets edge higher after US rally (AP)

Stock futures point to lower open; eyes on Fed (Reuters)

Alcoa down after cutting dividend (Reuters)

Credit-crunched Britons "40,000 pounds worse off" (Reuters)

GE jumps over $10 for first time since February 19 (Reuters)

Stocks rally as Russia urges economic reforms (AFP)

Wall Street cautiously optimistic this week (AP)

Will the stock market rally stick, or vanish? (AP)

Fear still in focus after strong rally (Reuters)

U.S. SEC to meet April 8 to weigh uptick revival (Reuters)

IBD's Top 10 - Friday (Investor's Business Daily)

Treasurys mixed after stock rally, China worries (AP)

How the Dow Jones industrials fared Friday (AP)

China says can spend more; U.S. banks cheer markets (Reuters)

Faint signs of economic life lift stock market (AP)

U.S. Economy

Fed to buy up to $300B long-term Treasury bonds (AP)

Fed to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

Fed to buy up to 300 bln dlrs in Treasury bonds (AFP)

Fed says to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

Consumer prices rise by largest amount in 7 months (AP)

U.S. Considers Expanding TALF to Distressed Assets (Bloomberg)

Gas, clothing push up consumer prices (Reuters)

U.S. mortgage applications spike on refinance demand (Reuters)

U.S. Considers Expanding TALF to Include Distressed Assets (Bloomberg)

Fed weighs further moves to spark rebound (AFP)

Bank of America CEO says could repay TARP in '09: report (Reuters)

Higher gas, clothing prices push up CPI (Reuters)

Opel, GM have funds to last into April: Germany (Reuters)

ECB joins IMF, Fed in seeing recovery in 2010 (AFP)

Dollar falls versus euro before Fed meet (AFP)

Signs of Hope for Housing? (BusinessWeek Online)

AIG CEO says employees starting to return bonuses (AP)

World Bank cuts China 2009 GDP forecast to 6.5 percent (Reuters)

Crowds swarm US job fair amid economic woes (AFP)

World Bank cuts China's 2009 growth forecast (AP)

Company Earnings

General Mills profit below view (Reuters)

General Mills 3Q profit falls on higher costs (AP)

Casino giant MGM Mirage loses $1.1B in 4th qtr (AP)

Adobe 1Q profit, sales drop, squeezed by downturn (AP)

Adobe results and forecast meet Wall St. view (Reuters)

Blockbuster seeks to ease worries with 4Q report (AP)

Sina 4Q profit rises 46 percent (AP)

Earnings Preview: Oracle to report 3Q results (AP)

Charter reports wider 4Q loss (AP)

Tight-lipped U.S. firms pay for their silence: study (Reuters)

Earnings Preview: Adobe Systems (AP)

Smithfield Foods posts 3Q loss of $103.1 million (AP)

Morrison supermarkets 2008 profit down 17 pct (AP)

BMW's 2008 profit falls 90 percent (AP)

Insurer Aegon posts net loss of euro1.2 billion in 4Q (AP)

Freddie Mac seeks $30.8B in US aid after 4Q loss (AP)

National Semiconductor to cut 1,725 jobs (AP)

Navistar swings to profit, shares surge (Reuters)

Neiman Marcus posts 2Q loss on writedowns (AP)

Staples 4Q profit drops on charges, but sales rise (AP)

Technology

AP Source: IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems (AP)

Made-to-order magazine lets readers choose (AP)

Another 158 TV stations to kill analog early (AP)

Novels join online library of documents at Scribd (AP)

Nokia to shutter its "Mosh" success story (Reuters)

Psystar rolls out new, compact Mac clone (Macworld.com)

Miss. firm, AT&T partner on 'smart grid tech' (AP)

Java Crowd Has Mixed Views on Potential Sun-IBM Deal (PC World)

Cut and paste and other iPhone enhancements coming (AP)

IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems: sources (Reuters)

Mass Effect 2 Coming to Xbox 360, Windows in "Early 2010" (PC World)

Top Stories

AIG CEO says employees starting to return bonuses (AP)

Obama seeks greater rein on financial institutions (AP)

Fed to buy up to $300B long-term Treasury bonds (AP)

Sources: Pentagon to stop forced tour extension (AP)

Incest father pleads guilty to charges, faces life (AP)

Consumer prices rise by largest amount in 7 months (AP)

Baby boomlet: US births in 2007 break 1950s record (AP)

Richardson's family gathers near injured actress (AP)

Wife divorcing ex-CEO: $43 million not enough (AP)

Astros' Aaron Boone to have open heart surgery (AP)

AIG CEO asks employees to repay some bonus money (Reuters)

Fed to buy long-term U.S. government debt (Reuters)

Gas, clothing push up consumer prices (Reuters)

IBM in talks to buy Sun Microsystems: sources (Reuters)

U.S. charges Madoff accountant over phony audits (Reuters)

Army-backed leader cements grip in Madagascar (Reuters)

Vatican defends pope condoms stand, criticism mounts (Reuters)

U.S. mortgage applications spike on refinance demand (Reuters)

Fritzl changes murder plea to guilty (AFP)

AIG boss, and Obama, in firing line in Congress (AFP)

U.S. National

Economy fuels gold rush — Tupperware party-style (AP)

AP Interview: SCLC plans Poor People's Campaign (AP)

Shuttle, station crews begin girder work (AP)

Stallworth "grief stricken" over fatal accident (AP)

Suspect in NC slaying of family of 4 dead in Utah (AP)

Federal judge denies release of alleged terrorist (AP)

Baby boomlet: US births in 2007 break 1950s record (AP)

Glimmer of hope for student aid in a bad economy (AP)

Wife divorcing ex-CEO: $43 million not enough (AP)

Madoff's accountant released on $2.5m bail (AP)

Feds to ease restrictions on 'American Taliban' (AP)

Texas judge: Eye-plucking inmate 'crazy' but sane (AP)

NJ governor's e-mails with ex will remain private (AP)

Studies don't end prostate cancer test controversy (AP)

Actor saves man who fell on tracks in NYC subway (AP)

Indicted Miss. mayor removed from primary ballot (AP)

Army reviews troop use after fatal Ala. shootings (AP)

Jury picked for Kansas abortion provider's case (AP)

Texas woman found insane in stabbing of sons (AP)

Police: Conn. teacher made boy eat from garbage (AP)

World News

Incest father pleads guilty to charges, faces life (AP)

Iraq better but future shaky (AP)

Madagascar has history of political unrest (AP)

Your $32 million takes a village in England (AP)

Filipino who accused Marine of rape changes story (AP)

Russia bans baby seal hunting (AP)

Israeli dad blames Olmert over failure to free son (AP)

Indians challenging Morales in Bolivia face danger (AP)

Vatican defends pope on condom rejection (AP)

Red Cross appeals to Philippines hostage-takers (AFP)

Lion shot after escaping Australian zoo enclosure (AP)

Sports

Williams: 'Huge probability' Lawson won't play (AP)

Cardinals' Warner undergoes hip surgery (AP)

Astros' Aaron Boone to have open heart surgery (AP)

Brodeur breaks Roy's mark with career win No. 552 (AP)

Team USA rallies to beat Puerto Rico 6-5 in WBC (AP)

2009 Remaining Unrestricted Free Agents (AP)

LeBron scores 43 as Cavaliers move to 30-1 at home (AP)

Cubs sale not likely before mid-May at earliest (AP)

Ballack's charm offensive on Germany team-mates (AFP)

Theodore makes 19 saves as Capitals blank Panthers (AP)

Obama going with Tar Heels to win it all in NCAA (AP)

Nadal, Djokovic on course for semi-final clash (AFP)

The things caddies hate to hear their players say (AP)

Entertainment

Richardson's family gathers near injured actress (AP)

Jessica Lange hospitalized with broken collarbone (AP)

American Idol 11 Go Country (E! Online)

Chris Brown and Rihanna "Taking a Break" (E! Online)

Jessica Lange Rep: "She's Going to Be Just Fine" (E! Online)

Russian action movie on Georgia war coming soon (Reuters)

Kanye West charged in altercation with paparazzo (AP)

TV Academy honors 8 programs with a `conscience' (AP)

Cable industry hopes downturn keeps people at home (Reuters)

Sotheby's withdraws star lot from Versace auction (Reuters)

Kanye West faces misdemeanor charges (AP)

Rue du Mail: Dancing and Cabaret Are Not Dea (Fashion Wire Daily)

Doctorow among international book prize nominees (AP)

Health

Baby boomlet: US births in 2007 break 1950s record (AP)

Studies don't end prostate cancer test controversy (AP)

Study: 'Smart drug' Provigil may be habit-forming (AP)

Study: Being obese can take years off your life (AP)

More evidence links diabetes to Alzheimer's risk (AP)

Obesity Takes Years Off Your Life (HealthDay)

German researchers testing veggie Viagra: reports (AFP)

Older drug seen better for Parkinson's depression (Reuters)

Sustained exercise seen best for kids' weight (Reuters)

Cochlear implant surgery safe for seniors (Reuters)

When Breast Cancer Recurs, Finding Pre-Symptoms Is Key (HealthDay)

Oddly Enough

Dog eats $400, but woman recovers some cash later (AP)

Woman allegedly punches, bites her son's principal (AP)

California town to spray-paint lawn bald spots (AP)

Wife divorcing ex-CEO: $43 million not enough (AP)

Mich. county wants no-hitchhiker signs to hit road (AP)

Driving lesson on runway, pilot averts crash (Reuters)

Fashion robot to hit Tokyo catwalks (Reuters)

Creditworthiness may be linked to looks (Reuters)

Two shot as fans fight among themselves (Reuters)

French sex toy sales fall as credit crunch bites (Reuters)

Local councils declare war on jargon (Reuters)

Bob Dylan's toilet smell blows in the wind (Reuters)

Southern Chinese city to reinvent the wheel (Reuters)

Fossil sea monster's bite makes T-Rex look feeble (Reuters)

China detains not-so-sophisticated drug smuggler (Reuters)

Police: Conn. teacher made boy eat from garbage (AP)

Leopard removed from German family's home (Reuters)

Legally blind Mo. man saves woman from attacker (AP)

Police ordered to forego nightclub invites (Reuters)

Mass. officer finds crack inside sack of dog food (AP)

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