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S&P Says End is Near for Sub-prime Write-downs... Microsoft and Yahoo Discuss Merger... Subprime Losses for Insurers Surpass Katrina, Industry's Worst Disaster... Automakers Move to Cut Costs... Chrysler to Shut Entire Company for Two Weeks in July... Liberty and IAC in Settlement Talks... Gold Hits $1000... Libor Rate Soars, Central Bank Efforts Not Working... Consumer Prices Unchanged... Treasuries Rise as Inflation Worries Ease.

Asian stocks lower... European stocks up... Dollar falls to record low versus euro, 12-year low versus yen... And the futures are moving up following the CPI report.

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S&P's Grim Subprime Report - Wall Street Journal
S&P estimates that subprime write-downs could reach $285 billion, $20 billion above a prior forecast.

Microsoft, Yahoo Meet to Talk Merger - MarketWatch
Microsoft and Yahoo! executives met to talk about a potential deal for the first time since Microsoft's unsolicited takeover bid.

White House Offers Plan to Ward Off Credit Crises - NY Times
The Bush administration responded to the credit crisis on Thursday, outlining a plan that officials emphasized is meant more to prevent future crises than to address the current one.

Dollar Trades at Record Low Versus Euro as Credit Losses Mount - Bloomberg
The dollar traded at a record low against the euro and close to the weakest level in 12 years versus the yen on concern that widening losses in credit markets may further crimp economic growth in the U.S.

Gold Prices Hit $1,000 Milestone - CNN Money
Precious metal hits key level on fears about economy and further weakness in the dollar.

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