President Obama and adviser Paul Volcker are calling for banks to stop engaging in proprietary trading. Is this smart? Is it even possible?
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Blockbuster earnings and a nimble response to market trends keep online retailer Amazon in favor on Wall Street, even as competitive threats grow
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