WSJ 15/05/2010

Capa
Europe Clouds Recovery

SEC Chief's Big Bet on Goldman

If Elected, I'll Live in Barracks And Be Paid $7.25 an Hour

Are You W.S.J.? Is That Why You're Reading This?

California Shortfall Now $19.1 Billion

Obama Faults 'Cozy' Oil Setup

Confidence Wanes in Bailout, Austerity

IMF Urges Less Spending, More Taxes to Contain Debt

An Export-Driven Expansion Attracts Foreign Capital

Greece and Turkey Steer Around Defense Cuts

Opinião
The Fed's Monetary Dissident

Obama's Union Favors

Euro's Bailout Will Cast a Long and Lingering Shadow

We're Serious About Ineffective Regulation

Why Liberal Education Matters

Nova York

Mayor Defends Increased Spending

Workplace Bullying Bill Drawing Criticism

Dinheiro e Investimento
A Wobbly 239.73-Point Gain on Week

News Hub: Stocks Fall Sharply

Gold Prices Rise to Record

Euro Falls Below $1.25

Goldman Bet Contrasted With Clients'

For N.Y. Fed Chief, a New Fix-It Job

Waddell Is 'Mystery Trader'

Credit-Card Stocks Fall As Bank-Overhaul Rises

Russell Falls, But Finishes Week Up 6.3%

Europe, Asia Shares Take Step Back

Bank-Failure Tally Rises to 72 in 2010

Two IPO Debuts, Different Results

Treasurys Surge On Euro Jitters

Crude Now Near $71, Lowest Since Feb. 5

Possible 'Volcker Rule' Fogs RBS Sempra Sale

Lawyers Picked for Toyota Suit

Holding Brokers To a Higher Standard

Volatility Is Your Friend

Tax Bomb Threatens Funds

Crystal Ball

When 'Stop Loss' Trades Backfire on Investors

Using a 'Collar' on Gold Can Boost Returns and Cut Risks

U.S. to Hire Adviser for IPO of GM

Wagers Against the Euro Surge to a Record

Euro Pain Could Blow Back on Big U.S. Banks

Overheard

Spanish Cloud Over European Renewables

For the ECB, a Potentially Slippery Slope

Fim de Semana

China's Private Party

A Lament for the Class of 2010