The two pilots for Delta Air Lines Inc.’s Northwest unit who had their licenses suspended after accidentally flying past Minneapolis in October can reapply to fly Aug. 29, the Federal Aviation Administration said today.

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Pilots Who Flew Past Minneapolis Can Apply to Fly Again

Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd unveiled a plan to overhaul financial rules and give the Federal Reserve power to break up big firms that threaten U.S. economic stability

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Dodd Would Let Fed ‘Unwind’

What Wall Street economists and strategists had to say about key developments on Mar. 15

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Experts Talk FOMC Meeting, Industrial Production

European finance ministers sparred over an aid package for debt-ridden Greece, banking on the Greek government’s budget cuts to make a bailout unnecessary.

EU Spars Over Aid for Greece, Bets on No Need for Bailout

Wall Street analyst opinions on stocks making headlines in Monday’s market

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As the dot-com celebrates its 25th anniversary, Rob Atkinson looks forward to the next 25 years of the commercial Internet

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Happy 25th Birthday, Commercial Internet

Christian Littlewood, a former banker at Shore Capital Group Plc and Commerzbank AG’s Dresdner Kleinwort, and his wife have been charged with insider trading by the U.K. financial regulator.

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Ex-Investment Banker Charged With Insider Trading (Update2)

United Arab Emirates Central Bank Governor Sultan bin Nasser al-Suwaidi said that Dubai isn’t likely to need more central bank aid as one of its companies restructures $26 billion in debt.

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Al-Suwaidi Says Dubai Not Likely to Need More Aid (Update2)

India’s inflation accelerated to a 16-month high in February as companies including Steel Authority of India Ltd. and Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. raised prices.

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India Inflation Quickens to 16-Month High in February (Update1)

Demand for digital book applications on Apple devices gives developers and publishers fresh ways to make money—a mixed blessing for Amazon

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Readers Are Devouring Apple Book Apps

Thai protesters scrapped a plan to march through Bangkok’s streets early today, opting instead to travel in hundreds of cars and trucks to an army base where they plan to pressure Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to step down.

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Thai Protesters Scrap March, Still Plan to Besiege Abhisit

European finance ministers will work on still-secret plans to help Greece overcome its debt crisis today, while counting on the country’s belt-tightening steps to make a bailout unnecessary.

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EU Finance Chiefs to Weigh Greek Rescue, Seek to Avoid Paying

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said she doubts European Union finance ministers will make any decision about a bailout of Greece when they meet in Brussels starting tomorrow.

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France’s Lagarde Doubts Any Decision This Week on Aid to Greece

French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said she doubts European Union finance ministers will make any decision about a bailout of Greece when they meet in Brussels next week.

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France’s Lagarde Doubts Any Decision Next Week on Aid to Greece

(The following are excerpts from the past week’s Bloomberg News columns. For full text of any column, click on the command below the writer’s name. Opinions are those of the columnists.)

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Rich Guy Teaches Lessons; Enron Trial Appeal: Commentary Review