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MSNBC: US housing starts jumped in September http://on.msnbc.com/pxVyNE
NYT: Olympus Backtracks on Payments http://nyti.ms/pAPNmD
CNNMoney: Apple 2.0: Apple’s big miss: The analysts weigh in http://bit.ly/r7OZMN $AAPL
FT: Olympus contradicts chairman over fees http://on.ft.com/pMpov6
FT: Morgan Stanley swings to $2.2bn profit http://on.ft.com/qd4I28
CNNMoney: Consumer prices rise 3.9% on a year-over-year basis, biggest annual change in 3 years, the government says
Yahoo! Finance: Morgan Stanley Posts $2.15 Billion Profit http://yhoo.it/nT4Wmi $MS
CNBC: Abbot Labs $ABT shares rally as company announces plans to split in two – click for quote http://bit.ly/n3jWOg
WSJ: Breaking: Morgan Stanley reports a third-quarter profit of $2.2 billion. http://wsj.com
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