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Today's Best Market Rumors (4/23/2010)

Updated throughout the day.

The US is planning to sell its stake in American International Group, Inc (NYSE: AIG) (NYPost)

“Goldman Sachs was both an underwriter and an investor in Lloyds Banking Group’s vast refinancing deal late last year”: FT

HTC has dropped out of bidding for Palm, Inc (NASDAQ: PALM) leaving Lenovo as the last likely bidder (various)

A Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) real estate fund in Japan, which owes $2.4 billion for hotels, got a 60 day extension for payments (Reuters)

Some SEC workers watched porn during the collapse of the credit markets  (AP)

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