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Today's Best Market Rumors (12/3/2009) (S)(HUN)(GE)(AAPL)(F)(TWX)
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Updated 1.17 PM EST: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) may sign up Sprint (NYSE:S) and T-Mobile to market the iPhone in the US (Barron’s)
Updated 11.29 PM EST: Huntsman (NYSE:HUN) may be a takeover target for DuPont (NYSE:DD) (VSInvestor)
Commercial real estate will ruin bank earnings next year (The Street)
Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) convinced GE (NYSE:GE) to sell a majority of NBCU in a series of secret meetings (NY Times)
Pension funds are pulling out of stocks and putting as much as $40 billion into corporate bonds (Bloomberg)
The SEC may increase its investigations of hedge funds (NYTimes).
A group including two former Ford (NYSE:F) executives is trying to buy Volvo. (WSJ)
Siemens (NYSE:SI) may sell its hearing aid unit for $3 billion (Bloomberg)
The Time, Inc unit of Time Warner (NYSE:TWX) is working on content for the Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) tablet PC (MacRumors)
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