WSJ 28/05/10

Primeiro Caderno
In Vote, Colombia Ponders 2 Futures

Ford Plans to Kill Storied Mercury

Fond Farewell to the Sign of Mercury

Corporate Profit Growth Slows; GDP Is Shaved

Spill Fallout Widens Debate on Government's Proper Role

Debt Worries Stall Benefits Bill

Congress Weighs a Pension Bailout

Fond Farewell to the Sign of Mercury, in the Descendant

BP Risks Losing Huge U.S. Contracts, Getting Big Fines

Oil Companies, Regulators Grilled Over Key Decisions

Spain Tightens Reins on Budget, Banks

Welfare Will Be Target of U.K. Benefit Crunch

Geithner Rallies Europe on Growth

French Protest Pension Shift

Iceland's Ire Helps Comic's Campaign Take Fire

Opinião
Obama's Blowout Preventer

Carried Interest Should Be Taxed as Ordinary Income

Cutting Aid to the Disabled Is a Bad Way to Save Money

Extended Benefits Make Good Sense

The Fed and the May 6 'Flash Crash'

Nova York
Bill Could Boost Biodiesel Industry

We Get It Already, He's a Billionaire From Russia

Mercados
UAW Expects to Claw Back Some Concessions From Big Three

Android Emerges as Big Rival to iPad

Japan's iPad Excitement Reflects a Shift in Electronics

Dinheiro e Investimentos
Dow Surges as Europe Fears Ebb

Financials Lead Australia, Korea Up

'Gulf of Mexico' Stocks Gain

Greece May Yet Have to Restructure Its Finances

Samberg to Pay $28 Million to Settle SEC Suit

At Long Last, Pequot Probe Ends

Americans Won't Stop Spending? Save It.

Canada's Banks in the Black

China Helps Stocks Rise In Europe For 2nd Day

Analysts Dial Back Euro Forecasts

Loans to ECB, Japan Shrink

The Big Guns Coming Out for GM Deal

30-Year Mortgage Rate at 4.78%

Crude Hits Two-Week High on Improved Outlook

Treasury to Sell $79 Billion in Short-Term Securities

Foreign Banks Again Cut Their Borrowing

Goldman Seeking to Avoid Fraud Charge in SEC Deal

Quaker Chemical Rises 9.3%; Jo-Ann Stores, Movado Soar

Program Trading

Jumps Made by Intel, Microsoft and American Express

Three Firms Fight for Foothold in ETF Business

Money-Fund Assets Climb

China's Stoic Currency Regulator Speaks Up

Big Oil's Offshore Battle

Overheard