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• Central bank liquidity tap to stay open (Reuters)
• Euro zone insists no Greek rescue without reforms (Reuters)
• Greece on "knife edge" in last hours to agree bailout (Reuters)
• Wen says China has stake in helping Europe (Reuters)
• Most Germans want Greece to quit euro: poll (Reuters)
• Markets rally after forecast-busting US jobs data (AP)
• Oil prices rise after drop in US hiring expands (AP)
• Aon Q4 profit rises, but margin pressures persist (Reuters)
• Clinton: US, Europe must do more against tyrants (AP)
• New York sues banks over electronic mortgage system (Reuters)
• Iran raid likely to drag in U.S. and hurt global economy (Reuters)
• Euro zone sales tumble at Christmas, no sign of growth (Reuters)
• Romney focuses on Obama, Gingrich on Romney in NV (AP)
• Blast hits Egypt's gas pipeline to Israel (Reuters)
• Palestinians call for PM's fall over taxes (AP)
• GM says most of its US dealers agree to upgrades (AP)

• New York sues banks over electronic mortgage system (Reuters)
• NY's Schneiderman sues banks in foreclosure effort (AP)
• Goldman to face mortgage debt class-action lawsuit (Reuters)
• If Japan Is Our Worst-Case Scenario, We're All Right (The Motley Fool)
• Analysis: Obstacles high for more mortgage prosecutions (Reuters)
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to record 3.87 pct. (AP)
• 3 investments for an era of low interest rates (AP)
• Wynn's 4th-qtr profit up 67 pct as revenue climbs (AP)
• Sallie Mae will credit $50 fee to suspend payments (AP)
• Summary Box: Sallie Mae changes policy on loan fee (AP)
• Mortgage rates for the past 52 weeks, at a glance (AP)
• Obama plan to lower mortgage payments could help, but how much? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Did Freddie Mac Want You to Fail? (ContributorNetwork)
• Credit Suisse exec charged in NY mortgage probe (AP)
• Exclusive: Mortgage deal would give states enforcement clout (Reuters)
• President Obama's Mortgage Refinance Plan Just a Bid for Votes (ContributorNetwork)
• Ex-Credit Suisse employee surrenders: FBI (Reuters)
• U.S. regulator kicks off foreclosure sales plan (Reuters)
• Mortgage applications dipped last week: MBA (Reuters)
• States to decide this week on mortgage deal (Reuters)