Morning News Monday September 10th 2007
General News: - Treasuries rose, pushing two-year note yields to the lowest since September 2005, as Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis Lockhart said job growth started weakening in June and stocks fell. - Joseph Lewis, the British-born, Bahamas-based currency trader, paid $860.4 million for a 7 percent stake in Bear Stearns Cos., making him the beleaguered brokerage firm's largest shareholder. - Two Federal Reserve bank presidents suggested that the U.S. economy is weakening after the labor market shrank in August, and that the housing market shows no sign of recovery. - U.S. stocks fell for a second day,…