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Wall Street Bonuses, Refco Bankruptcy Filing Top Most-Read List
Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The following list comprises the most-read Bloomberg News reports from the past week.

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STORIES
1. Bonuses on Wall Street Spur H2, Lamborghini Sales (10/17)
2. Refco Files 4th-Largest Bankruptcy in U.S. History (10/18)
3. Refco Set to Sell Futures Broker to Flowers-Led Group (10/17)
4. JPMorgan Profit Surges 78%; Dimon Will Be CEO Dec. 31 (10/19)
5. GM Has Health-Care Deal, Seeks GMAC Buyer After Loss (10/17)
6. Flowers Brings Goldman Sachs, Harvard Links to Refco (10/18)
7. Fidelity Presses Brokers to Split Trading, Research (10/20)
8. Merrill Has Record Net, Caps Best Wall Street 3rd Qtr (10/18)
9. Citigroup Net Rises to Record on Travelers Sale Gain (10/17)
10. Pfizer Net Plunges 52% on Lower Sales, Purchase Costs (10/20)

COLUMNS
1. Are You Weird Enough to See Profit in Katrina? (10/20)
2. Greenspan Isn't Signaling Rate-Increase Pause (10/20)
3. Housing Prices May Get Doused by U.S. Tax Revision (10/17)
4. Refco's Scandal Is That It Follows Many Scandals (10/21)
5. Academics Discover `Flipping' in Muni Bond Market (10/21)

MULTIMEDIA
1. RCM's MacDonald: Roche, Technology, Mining Stocks (10/19)
2. ICAP's Tinker: Novartis Profit, Drug, Steel Stocks (10/18)
3. Barclays's Dugan: Philips, Earnings, Stock Strategy (10/17)
4. General Motors' Wagoner Speaks: UAW Agreement, Loss (10/17)
5. Schroder's Brough: Ericsson, BSkyB, PartyGaming (10/21)

**Lists are based on daily statistics through Friday.
STORIES

Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Andy Brough, a fund manager at Schroder Investment Management, talks with Bloomberg's Nigel Stevenson and Guy Collins in London about Ericsson AB's third- quarter profit reported today, British Sky Broadcasting Plc's offer to buy Easynet Group Plc for 211 million pounds ($374 million), and his investment strategy on the shares of PartyGaming Plc and GlaxoSmithKline Plc. {NXTW NSN IOPFM61A1I4H }

Last Updated: October 22, 2005 10:39 EDT

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