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Facebook falls flat in public debut

NEW YORK — After all the hype, Facebook’s first day as a pub­lic com­pany ended where it began. In its much-anticipated debut on the Nas­daq Stock Mar­ket, Facebook’s stock closed Fri­day at $38.23, up 23 cents. It had been priced at $38 per share on Thurs­day night.

IMF chief wants ‘more firepower’ to fight crises

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WASHINGTON — The man­ag­ing direc­tor of the Inter­na­tional Mon­e­tary Fund called on the world’s devel­oped nations on Tues­day to “increase our fire­power” to bet­ter con­front global finan­cial strains like those now in play in Greece and sev­eral other Euro­zone nations.

Euro, rich-poor gap proved key issues at Davos

DAVOS, Switzer­land (AP) — Europe’s crip­pling debt cri­sis dom­i­nated the world’s fore­most gath­er­ing of busi­ness and polit­i­cal lead­ers, but for the first time the grow­ing inequal­ity between the planet’s haves and have-nots became an issue, thanks largely to the Arab Spring upris­ings, the Occupy move­ment and other protests around the globe.

Obama donor discussed solar loan with White House

WASHINGTON (AP) — A major donor to Pres­i­dent Barack Obama dis­cussed with White House offi­cials a solar energy com­pany that received a half-billion dol­lar fed­eral loan and later went bank­rupt, newly released emails show.

No deal yet on euro crisis as the danger grows

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BRUSSELS (AP) — Euro­pean lead­ers yet again put off the tough deci­sions needed to save the con­ti­nent from its debt cri­sis but promised Sun­day that a com­pre­hen­sive plan is still coming.

Hope for debt deal, despite disputes, veto threat

WASHINGTON — Cri­sis con­cerns ris­ing, House Repub­li­can lead­ers shrugged off a White House veto threat and an out­break of ten­sions within their own party Wednes­day as they built sup­port for leg­is­la­tion to stave off the gov­ern­ment default threat­ened for next week. Wor­ried Wall Street sent stocks plung­ing on fears that polit­i­cal grid­lock would prevail.

Lagarde chosen to lead IMF; first woman in top job

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WASHINGTON — French Finance Min­is­ter Chris­tine Lagarde has been cho­sen to lead the Inter­na­tional Mon­e­tary Fund. She will become the first female man­ag­ing direc­tor of the global lend­ing organization.

IMF chief jailed without bail in NY hotel-sex case

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NEW YORK — Hag­gard and unshaven after a week­end in jail, the chief of the Inter­na­tional Mon­e­tary Fund was denied release on bail Mon­day on charges of try­ing to rape a hotel maid as alle­ga­tions of other, sim­i­lar attacks by Dominique Strauss-Kahn began to emerge.

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