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Mon, September 15, 2008 11:22:55 AM

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AM Business Break by STLtoday.com

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Stocks tumble amid Wall Street shakeup

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latest news Stocks stumble amid Wall Street makeover Stocks drop but not as much as feared, and Treasury bond prices soar. Investors react to a stunning reshaping of the landscape of Wall Street that took out two storied names: Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and Merrill Lynch & Co. [more] Oil plummets as Ike largely spares energy output Oil prices plunge to a seven-month low as the Gulf Coast energy infrastructure appears relatively unharmed after Hurricane Ike. Traders also bet that Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy could ignite a massive liquidation of commodities.  [more] Lehman Brothers files for Chapter 11 protection Lehman Brothers, a 158-year-old investment bank choked by the credit crisis and falling real estate values, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from its creditors.  [more] Bank of America agrees to buy Merrill for $50 billion Bank of America adds another slice to its growing financial services empire, buying Merrill Lynch in a $50 billion deal that would create a bank offering everything from fixed-income trading to credit card lending. [more] Output drops worse-than-expected 1.1 percent Government data show the nation's industrial output plunged in August by nearly four times the amount that had been expected. [more] Latest from the Associated Press more news David Nicklaus Renovation, development butt heads in Bel-Ridge. [more] Jack Naudi It's all about planning — your life and your investments. [more] Jerri Stroud Special needs trusts helps provide for disabled children. [more] Tough times mean less merchandise for holiday Stores want to avoid massive markdowns. [more] InBev may seek labor peace No one knows exactly how InBev will behave toward the Teamsters, which represent about a quarter of the company's work force. [more] Stifel, law firm consider moving to Ballpark Village The developers of Ballpark Village are in advanced talks with two prospective major tenants about office space in the long-stalled $600 million project. [more] More business news

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