The day's news wire is keyed by Groupon's IPO and the global economic crisis. Groupon (Nasdaq: GRPN) shares attracted a value not seen since Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) launched, and GRPN is up 40% on the day. Overseas, the G-20 failed to support the request for more IMF funding, leaving European stocks diving into the trenches today. See the day's hottest and handpicked news stories here below.Groupon IPO and Global Crisis Key Wire
- October Jobs Report Shows Unemployment to 9.0%
- Employment Report Breakdown
- Groupon IPO Sets Valuation Highest Since Google
- Growing Anxiety Over Coming National Test of Emergency Broadcast System
- Corzine Quits MF Global Post Bankruptcy (NYSE: MF)
- European Stocks Slide after G-20 Fails to Fund IMF
- Italy Denies Need of IMF Funding
- Google Changes its Algorithm
- 4 Killed as Israel Boards Gaza Aid Vessel
- Michigan Town Can’t Pay Electric Bill, Turns Off Lights
- Greek PM Faces Survival Vote
- Japan Bails Out Nuke Operator
- FUND RAISING: Lagarde to Visit China, Japan, Russia
- Oil Prices Lower (NYSE: XOM)
- Credit Union Business Grows as Banks in America’s Doghouse
- Groupon Soars and Defies Skeptics
- Euro Weakens Dollar Advances
- Gold Traders More Bullish (NYSE: GG)
- Monster Employment Report Gains in October
- Economy’s Shifts Eroding State Tax Bases
- Economic Projections Don’t Look Good for Obama
- Who is the Best Republican for Small Business?
- Washington Post Swings to Loss (NYSE: WPO)
- Pepsico Sells China Bottling Operation (NYSE: PEP)
- Chesapeake Sells Utica Shale Acreage (NYSE: CHK)
- KKR Posts Loss (NYSE: KKR)
- Occupy Wall Street Movement Adopts Symbol
- Bieber Says Never Met Baby Momma
- Plague of Mosquitoes Strikes Manhattan
- Jesse Ventura Loses Suit Against Department Homeland Security Regarding Full Body Scans
- Yahoo! Earnings Calendar
