A CONSORTIUM led by investment firm Babcock & Brown Ltd and one of Singapore’s biggest companies has offered $7.4 billion for energy infrastructure group Alinta Ltd. via News.com.au

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Wall Street endured a volatile session Friday as traders dealt with an abundance of economic data and geopolitical news, but the major averages ultimately finished the last day of the first quarter little …
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Original post by KGLO-AM Mason City

Stocks rose, dropped and then recovered Friday _ just as they did over the course of the first quarter, as Wall Street showed nervousness about rising inflation and dollar weakness but took solace in resilient …
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Stocks that were moving substantially or trading heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Tribune Co., up 58 cents at $32.11. Los Angeles billionaires Eli …
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Wall Street seesawed Friday, the last trading day of a turbulent first quarter, with investors displaying uncertainty after the United States announced economic sanctions against China and an inflation gauge …
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Original post by The Wichita Eagle

NEW YORK Wall Street retreated Friday, the last trading day of a turbulent first quarter, with investors displaying nervousness on news of U.S. economic sanctions against China and rising inflation.
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Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trading in Friday’s session are Global Payments Inc., Dell Inc., Dendreon Corp., and Beazer Homes USA Inc. via MarketWatch

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A raft of stronger-than-expected U.S. economic reports on Friday, including data on personal income, inflation and manufacturing, buttressed the view that the economy was on solid footing and interest rates …
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Original post by Publicbroadcasting.net

Stocks advanced Friday, the last trading day of a turbulent first quarter, as investors were encouraged by a rise in consumer spending and incomes and growth in Chicago-area manufacturing.
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Original post by Lexington Herald-Leader

Stocks climbed higher Friday, the last trading day of a turbulent first quarter, as investors were encouraged by a rise in consumer spending and incomes and data showing growth in Chicago-area manufacturing.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net