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Wall Street

A metonym for the US financial sector and stock exchange. (The New York Stock Exchange is located on Wall Street in Manhattan.) What's the news out of Wall Street this morning? Judging by Wall Street, I think this economic recession is finally over.

See also: street, wall

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If Donald Trump changes the regulation on Wall Street, and elsewhere, it basically will be a good thing.

Wall Street Critic Says Stop Beating Up Wall Street

The three-hour tour is sponsored by the Museum of American Finance and starts at its offices at 48 Wall Street, taking in Hanover Square, the old Customs Building and ending at Chase Manhattan Plaza.

Wall Street expert Richard Warshauer is always talking dollars and sense

the way to preserve your job on Wall Street as a research analyst is to play it safe and tell people what they want to hear."

Why You Shouldn't Trust Washington or Wall Street, Part 2

In 2011, it seems just about everyone on Wall Street did poorly - with the expected exception of the chief executive officers.

Wall Street's pain is Main Street's gain

Political observers describe that the Occupy Wall Street movement as the 'American Spring' and 'Autumn of Capitalism', saying that it has been inspired by the Islamic awakening movement sweeping the Middle-East and North Africa.

Iranian Official Stresses Islam's Victory over West

The marketing team for the Corner at Wall Street, also known as -- take your pick -- 23 Wall Street, 15 Broad Street, 35 Wall Street, Downtown by Starck and the House of Morgan, officially relaunched its retail leasing efforts this week after years of uncertainty about the future of the former headquarters of J.P.

The House of Morgan relaunches retail hunt

Specifically featured is Wall Street Images' iPhone app called Maptool X, a visual reference tool that maps the competitive landscape of 200 Wall Street industries.

"Gift an App" Available for Maptool X

The Wall Street Journal Professional Edition is being released to consumers.

Wall Street journal releases professional edition to consumers

US Wall Street Systems Inc, a provider of corporate and bank treasury solutions, said on Monday it has taken over Speranza Systems Inc, a company that makes software for bank account management.

US Wall Street Systems buys Speranza Systems

said circulation of its Wall Street Journal Asia daily jumped 6.3% in the first half of the year compared to the same period in 2008.

'Wall Street Journal Asia' Circ Spikes on Subscription Growth

British publishing group Pearson is buying Wall Street English, one of China's top English language-training (ELT) companies, for $145 million in cash to cement its position in a critical growth market.

Pearson looking to lead way in China with latest acquisition

SAVVIS chosen to provide IY infrastructure to Wall Street Systems

The prolonged market decline that erased 60 percent of the Nasdaq's value a few years ago served as a catalyst for profound changes in corporate interactions with Wall Street. Although the market rebounded strongly in 2006, corporate reporting of quarterly performance and managing relationships with the investment community have become significantly more complex in recent years.

New market demands reward IR professionals: increased corporate disclosure and the declining influence of brokerage analysts are redefining the IR role. There's a need for more advanced financial skills--and greater influence and compensation

If you want a hair-raising saga of stock market activity and illegal behaviors, pick up a copy of CONFESSIONS OF A WALL STREET ANALYST: A TRUE STORY OF INSIDE INFORMATION AND CORRUPTION IN THE STOCK MARKET.

Confessions of a Wall Street Analyst

Today, the CEOs' main responsibility is to serve and obey Wall Street. The CEOs have to: make sure their companies' Wall Street-imposed short-term goals are met; make sure investors love their companies; make sure Wall Street gives them their daily growth; and make sure the CEO's companies are "efficient" according to the Wall Street definition (i.e.