WSJ 26/05/10

Primeiro Caderno
BP Cites Crucial 'Mistake'

BP Weighs Timing of 'Top Kill' Procedure

Banks Trim Debt, Obscuring Risks

Salazar to Cite 'Aggressive Action' on Drilling

Housing Prices Remain Weak

U.S. to Toughen Offshore-Drilling Rules

Frank Targets Requirement to Spin Off Operations

Bernanke Continues Fight Against More Fed Scrutiny

Big Texas Deficit Puts Governor in Tight Spot

Exports, World Cup Lift South Africa GDP

Summit Shows Superpowers' Shifting Dynamic

Opinião
Apple's Second Date with History

Of Politics and Oil

Corporations Against Corporate Welfare

Crony Capitalism and Crony Socialism Are Both Bad

Republicans Need a Clear Message, Positive Program

They Don't Understand Job Creation

Someone Needs to Cut Government Spending

How We Created the First Synthetic Cell

The Panic, Round Two: What Would Reagan Do?

Nova York
Panel Approves 9/11 Health Plan

Strong Markets Pump Up Home Sales

Investor's $1 Million Gift Bolsters Cancer Research

Mercado
Microsoft's Bach to Leave in Shake-Up of Gadget Unit

Apple's Dealings In Music Examined

Cracker Barrel's Earnings Rise 20%

Iberdrola to Sell Units for $1.3 Billion

Blockbuster Efforts To Cut Debt Hit Snag

TiVo's First-Quarter Loss Widened

Game Consoles to Challenge Pay TV

Electric-Car Firm Taps Chinese

Amazon Targets Real Readers

Dinheiro e Investimento
Markets Recover Much of Early Drop

Europe-Bank Lenders? Coalition of Unwilling

Fed Could Reduce Rate on Dollar-Euro Swaps

Economic Clout Earns Asia an Oil Discount

A Dearth Spurs Fund Givebacks

May Be Best to Laugh Off the 'Silly Season'

Two-Year Notes Sold at Lowest-Ever Yield

Oil Leads A Broad Rout As Investors Unload Risk

Exxon Mobil, Chevron Fall, While Alcoa Gains 1.9%

UIL Drops 10%, and Arkansas Best Falls 14%

More Than Ever, Keep the Focus Long Term

Fed's Next Move? Reduce Swap Rate

Debt, Korea Fears Lift Dollar, Yen

CD Yields Move Downward

S&P: No Bank Downgrades Until Finance Rules Settle

Rajaratnam Lawyer Says Leaks Are Probed

Skepticism on a Madoff Settlement Claim

AIA Deal Has Support

U.K. Property Puts on Brakes

For HSBC Unit, The 'Eyes' Have It

Short Interest Increases at NYSE, Nasdaq

Advisers Remaining Bullish Despite Drop

European Debt Crisis Spurs Jump in Sales of Gold Coins

Banks Share In Rate Relief On Mortgages

Spain's Job: Saving Banks

Bond Buyers Getting Slack On Inflation

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