WSJ 14/05/2010

Primeiro Caderno
Rating Agencies Face Curbs

A Glimmer of Sanctions on Iran

Senate Votes to Curb Debit-Card Fees

Detroit Shrinks Itself, Historic Homes and All

Study Sees Gains In Good Child Care

Portugal Approves Tax Increases, Salary Cuts

Italy's Stagnant Growth Makes Debt Burden Heavier

Haiti Stakes Recovery on Clothiers

Opinião
After Easy Money: Managing in a New Era

The Credit Raters Brawl

Curriculum Is Destiny for Students

Incentives vs. Government Waste

In Defense of Over-the-Counter Derivatives

Mercado
Bailout Missed Main Street, New Report Says

Videogame Industry Posts 26% Sales Drop

Dinheiro e Investimento

Goldman Drives to Save Chicago Bank

Euro Drops As Investors Think Again On Bailout

Late Swoon Costs DJIA 113.96 Points

MarketBeat: Downgrade Adds to NYSE Headaches

Scrutiny for Bets on Municipal Debt

Why Industrial Stocks Face Growing Pains

Nikkei Posts Gain of 2.2%, And FTSE Climbs 0.9%

Discount Helps One IPO Jump

Washington Prosecutor Steps It Up on Finance Cases

Is CEO Success Just Skin Deep?

Regulators in Talks About 'Stub Quoting'

Trades Signal Worry About Rio Tinto, Vale - #VALE

Cisco Systems Slides; Kohl's Tumbles 5.8%

O'Charley's and KB Home Plunge

'A Flight to the U.S.'

Mortgage Rates Fall to 2010 Low

Treasury to Sell $52 Billion in Securities

Oil Hits Three-Month Low

CFTC Staff Divided on Oil Limits

E*Trade Shareholders Approve Reverse Split

Money-Market Assets Rose

Central Banks, Politics Don't Mix

Rising Value Of Tencent Worth a Look

Perrigo's Knockoffs Score a Knockout

BP: Beyond Pessimism