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Today's Best Market Rumors (11/30/2009) (GOOG)(ETFC)(AMTD)(AAPL)
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Updated 12.24 PM EST: HSBC (NYSE:HBC), Barclays (NYSE:BCS), and Standard Chartered may have large exposure to Dubai debt problems. (NYTimes)
12.08 PM EST: Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) is about to launch its own wireless handset (Gizmodo)
Updated Noon EST: Apple may be manipulating the flash memory market (Barron’s)
Updated 11.58 AM EST: US car companies may post a second month of improved sales (Bloomberg)
The Dubai debt problem could trigger a UAE dirham devaluation (FT Alphaville)
A new Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone 3.1 handset with a powerful processor (MacRumors)
Discount brokers E*Trade (NASDAQ:ETFC) and TDAmeritrade (NASDAQ:AMTD) will be hurt by the drop off in trading volume. (The Street)
A group with financial support from Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS) may buy most of the aircraft leasing operations of AIG (NYSE:AIG) (FT)
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