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SCHOOLS

Corinthian Colleges beats Q3 EPS

The for-profit school chain rose 7% to a new high of 45.68 after earning 39 cents a share, a nickel over views and 56% over last year. Sales rose 53% to $135.5 mil, aided by newly opened campuses and stronger enrollment. The news comes a week after strong results from rival Career Education.

DIVERSIFIED

GE nears bond insurance unit sale

A group including mortgage insurer PMI Group, Bank of America and private equity firms Blackstone Group and Cypress Group is near a deal to buy the GE financial guaranty unit for $2 bil, sources said. None of the four parties would have a 50% stake, but PMI would be able to buy the others out over time.

** EU regulators said GE's planned $2.2 bil buy of Instrumentarium will be affected by the EU's move to OK Siemens and Draegerwerk's deal to pool parts of their medical businesses -- after big changes.

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