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Today's Best Market Rumors (12/17/2009) (GE)(AMR)(AIG)
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Tudor Investments will close its largest fund to investors (Bloomberg)
Steve Cohen of SAC made money illegally trading on the RCA buyout by GE (NYSE:GE) (Cohen’s ex-wife)
Apollo Management will buy amusement park company Cedar Fair (AP)
Citigroup (NYSE:C) will suspend foreclosures for 30 days (AP)
AMR (NYSE:AMR) may up its bid to fund JAL (Dow Jones Newswires).
Bank failures may increase in 2010 (The Street)
AIG (NYSE:AIG) may take its Asia life assurance business public which could raise $20 billion (FT).
Douglas A. McIntyre
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