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Wall Street: Earnings season begins as White House race heats up
Earnings could move the bar for stocks more than anything else, especially because of their higher than average valuations
 "Wall Street: Earnings season begins as White House race heats up")
China central bank injects $41 billion via mid-term lending facility in Sept
The outstanding amount of MLF was 1.91 trillion yuan at the end of last month
 "China central bank injects $41 billion via mid-term lending facility in Sept")
Fighting OPEC only for the 'brave,' says oil bull Hall
OPEC declined to cut output 2 years ago after oil breached $100 a barrel, instead letting the biggest oil market collapse in a generation happen as the price plunged
 "Fighting OPEC only for the 'brave,' says oil bull Hall")
Mylan to pay $465 million over EpiPen Medicaid rebate dispute
Lawmakers were trying to determine whether Mylan made more money on EpiPen than warranted from state Medicaid programmes
 "Mylan to pay $465 million over EpiPen Medicaid rebate dispute")
IMF members to push spending, revive trade to boost growth
The pledge came as world finance leaders fretted over a rising populist backlash against trade and globalization
 "IMF members to push spending, revive trade to boost growth")
IMF's David Lipton likes BoJ policy revamp, calls for more 'arrows'
First Deputy Managing Director Lipton also shrugged off the view that monetary policy was nearing its limit across economies
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IMF will stay out of Greek bailout; to take special status: Sources
Sources said that an agreement over Greek debt relief was still possible but the window of opportunity was very narrow
Snapchat's $25-bn IPO in pipeline
An IPO valued at $25 billion would be significantly higher than Snapchat's most recent valuation of $17.81 billion, based on a $1.81 billion financing round in May
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