Wall Street Journal

• Facebook Said to Plan Halving $3 Bln Credit Line

  By Douglas MacMillan, Bloomberg  |  October 8, 2012

  Social networking giant alters loan in response to a decline in its tax liability.

• Law Firms Fatten on FCPA Investigations (WSJ)

  October 2, 2012

  Probes of foreign bribery allegations cost companies millions.

• Dealmaking on Money Fund Rules Resumes

  By Joshua Gallu, Christopher Condon and Cheyenne Hopkins, Bloomberg  |  September 28, 2012

  Geithner breaks logjam by forcing SEC to put issue back on its agenda.

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  Consumer-Driven Health Plans Overtake HMOs

  By Susan Kelly  |  September 28, 2012

  In 2011, consumer-driven plans beat out HMOs for first time; a quarter of companies may move to healthcare exchanges.

• Libor Quotes Slow to Change (WSJ)

  September 28, 2012

  Some banks’ submissions show little correlation to their credit-default swaps.

• Sears, Darden Revamp Health Plans (WSJ)

  September 27, 2012

  Companies will give employees money to buy coverage from an exchange.

• SEC Exits Fuel Speculation Schapiro May Step Down Early (WSJ)

  September 27, 2012

  Lieutenants who are moving on include a close adviser and a legislative director.

• Spanish Bonds Slump amid Protests

  By Emma Ross-Thomas and David Goodman,  |  September 26, 2012

  Ten-year yield moves back above 6% as Catalonia considers 'self-determination.'

• EU Lawmakers Probe Rate-Rigging

  By Ben Moshinsky and Jim Brunsden, Bloomberg  |  September 24, 2012

  CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler to testify before European Parliament panel.

• Regulators Want More Time for Libor Probe (WSJ)

  September 20, 2012

  Investigators may run up against five-year statute of limitations.