In the News: October 23, 2011

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United Commercial bank's spectacular rise and fall at Yahoo!Finance
Pa. protesters demand BNY Mellon return money at Yahoo!Finance
Bank of America profit helped by accounting at Reuters
Dexia borrowed own money to fund capital boost: report at Reuters
U.S. Global's Holmes on Gold Prices, Strategy at Bloomberg
Buyer Can’t Sue After Bad Foreclosure Sale at Bloomberg
Brown & Brown Rises as Quarterly Earnings Beat Estimates at Bloomberg
Trainer: Accounting ‘Gimmicks’ By C, JPM, BAC Make ETFs Dangerous at Barron’s
For-Profit Education Sector Drops; Chanos Calls It “A National Shame” at Barron’s
Vulcan Slashes Dividend, Announces New $500M Credit Facility at Barron’s
Einhorn Slams Green Mountain at Investor Conference; Shares Plunging at Barron’s
Hartford Says Whelen Acting Portfolio Head on McGreevey Exit at Bloomberg
Parker Hannifin Lifts 2012 Forecast Amid Equipment ‘Boom’ at Bloomberg
Social Security payments to see first COLA increase since 09 at Yahoo!Finance
BofA Said to Split Regulators Over Moving Merrill Derivatives to Bank Unit at Bloomberg
Secret Government Report: What if the U.S. Paid Off All its Debt? at Yahoo!Finance
When Ignoring the Herd Pays at Smart Money
Fairholme Fund loses half its value and its co-manager at Fortune
Procter & Gamble and the dark art of tax avoidance at Fortune
Do you actually know what's in your retirement fund? at Fortune
Cash is king, only if it's put to use at Fortune
PMI Group Mortgage Insurance Unit Seized by Arizona; Payouts Cut to 50% at Bloomberg
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