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While business groups and various elected officials have hailed the choice as a move to repair the White House's apparently fractured relationship with corporate America, those wary of Wall Street's growing influence in Washington have denounced it as yet another sop to the nation's largest banks.

Obama's Next Chief Of Staff Has Millions In JP Morgan Stock Shahien Nasiripour 2011

While business groups and various elected officials have hailed the choice as a move to repair the White House's apparently fractured relationship with corporate America, those wary of Wall Street's growing influence in Washington have denounced it as yet another sop to the nation's largest banks.

Obama's Next Chief Of Staff Has Millions In JP Morgan Stock Shahien Nasiripour 2011

OfficeMax 's lackluster second-quarter results exceeded Wall Street's low expectations.

Dow Plunges 265 Points Steven Russolillo 2011

Telecom was down 0.9% and Fletcher Building slipped 0.4%, weighed by Wall Street's losses Friday.

Asian Shares Slip on Euro-Zone Worries Colin Ng 2011

Wall Street's most profitable investment bank is putting a renewed emphasis on its external relationships.

Goldman Details Segment Changes Brett Philbin 2011

"I fear that once everyone is back from holiday things will blow up again," said Lombard Street's Mr. Stein.

Economic Fears Hit Global Markets Tom Lauricella 2011

For the full year, the company projected mid-single digit revenue growth, versus Wall Street's estimate for 4.7% growth.

Thomson Reuters Profit Rises 27% Absent Year-Earlier Finance Costs Drew FitzGerald 2011

An income-tax provision and higher operating expenses contributed to a profit decline despite a 16% rise in revenue, and the company's outlook for 2011 fell short of Wall Street's expectations.

Expedia Shares Take a Hit Scott Morrison 2011

Shares of MetroPCS tumbled Tuesday after the wireless provider posted results that missed Wall Street's projections.

MetroPCS Sees Slow Growth Greg Bensinger 2011

SINGAPORE -- Asian stock markets on Wednesday were supported by Wall Street's rise Tuesday but investors remained cautious ahead of European bond auctions this week.

Asia Up Before Europe Sales Colin Ng 2011