• Stocks lose some ground after massive rally (AP)
• Gold settles at record high
• Florida Suit Poses a Challenge to Health Care Law (NYT)
  
• A Finer Formula for Assessing Risk
  
• Rules Let Youths Stay on Parents’ Insurance (NYT)
  
• How Chinese inflation and growth affects the U.S. economy
• Health overhaul law potentially costs $115B more (AP)
• Fannie Offers Mixed Signals on the State of Housing
• The E.U.'s Aggressive Bailout Plan (Forbes)
  
• Wall Street reform could wrap up in the next two weeks (CNNMoney)
  
• Experts Talk the Euro Rescue Package (BusinessWeek)
• Fed must not wait too long to raise rates-Lacker
• U.S. exposure to EU bailout: $50B and counting (CNBC)
• Senate OKs Fed audit as part of bank overhaul
• SEC: Regulators yet to determine cause of plunge (AP)
• Survey: Workers will pay about 7.4% more for health care
• AIG's AIA Sale Under The Microscope (Forbes)
  
• Hyundai Keeps On Coming
• Did Treasury accept too little for Morgan Stanley warrants? (Fortune)
• Tuesday's Personal Finance stories (MarketWatch)
  
• FDIC proposes new rules on asset-backed securities
• Regulators Vow to Find Way to Stop Rapid Dives (NYT)
  
• 10 Behaviors That Hurt Your Credit Score (U S News)
• Could online hackers steal your cash?
• Wall Street hires army of Washington insiders
  
• Spotting a housing turnaround