Thursday's Top News Headlines
Here are today's top news headlines from Fool.com. Check back throughout the day as this list is updated, and follow us on Twitter at TMFBreaking.
Another Top SEC Official to Leave
Honda Builds 1 Millionth Car in U.S. for Export
Amazon Launches Kindle Content Service for Kids
Brown-Forman Posts 10% Profit Rise in Q2
HSBC Agrees to Sale of Ping An Stake
AT&T Ups 2012 Smartphone Sales Estimate by 1 Million
Freeport to Buy Plains, McMoRan Exploration
ValueClick Promotes COO to CEO
Starbucks to Open 1,500 More Stores in the U.S.
Apple to Bring Some Mac Manufacturing Back Home
Oil Drops on Downbeat Outlook for Europe's Economy
U.S. Natural Gas Supplies Shrank Last Week
Weekly Jobless Claims Drop 6.3%
ECB Cuts Growth Outlook for Eurozone, Holds Rates
Wells Fargo CEO Talks Bank Fees, Economy, Taxes
Obama Administration Takes Tough Line With GOP on Cliff
Mortgage Rates Remain Near Record Lows
Debt Limit Gives GOP Leverage; Obama Demands Fix
Boeing and Union Suspend Talks
LMI Aerospace to Buy Valent Aerostructures
CFO Named National Oilwell Varco's New President and COO
Johnson & Johnson Seeks to Expand Use of Psoriasis Drug
BMW Recalling Nearly 30,000 X5 SUVs in the U.S.
Euro Falls After ECB Cuts Economic Forecast
Sirius XM Announces Special Dividend and Stock Buyback
Copper Declines, Gold Edges Higher on Global Growth Outlook
Money Market Fund Assets Rise to $2.644 Trillion
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