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Cisco's third quarter could be foreshadowing growth for the sector, Brian Marshall of ISI Group says.
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Boeing moved higher Friday morning, after news that the FAA is expected to approve Boeing's plan to fix its Dreamliner. One options trader got into the trade ahead of time.
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For investors with a long time horizon, Amazon is the Internet stock to own, one analyst said.
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It seems like that historic high for the S&P 500 was 5 years ago, but it's not. We're only 3.5 percent off the historic high in the S&P 500, which occurred exactly one week ago.
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Natural gas futures surged nearly 3 percent on bullish data on supplies to reach an intraday high of $4.335 per million BTUs, the highest price for a front month contract since July 2011.
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If Apple doesn't announce a dividend increase with its earnings report next week, its stock price will continue to drop, one pro says.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell on Friday:
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This is a link to a Bankrate.com story.
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The company has been in crisis since its CEO announced last year that he would retire at the 2013 annual meeting, scheduled for May 16. TheStreet.com reports.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Thursday:
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IBM into quarterly earnings should provide an important tell, Jon Najarian says.
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Skechers USA has been trending higher, and option traders are bullish ahead of the shoe retailer's earnings report.
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SeaWorld Entertainment shares priced Thursday night at $27 a share, at the top of the $24 to $27 range expected.
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Defensive sectors offer the best bets for investors, Gina Martin Adams of Wells Fargo says.
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China reported GDP growth below many analysts expectations and the markets shuttered. What's happening with this once-strong growth engine for the global economy?
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Microsoft is scheduled to report profits after the closing bell on Wall Street Thursday. Will earnings at the software giant meet, beat, or miss Wall Street expectations of 68 cents a share? Vote now!
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American Express reported first-quarter earnings that beat analysts' expectations, while revenue fell short of forecasts.
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Is gasoline delivering a warning about the consumer? Experts disagree on whether low gas prices are good news or bad news.
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Copper's downward price action isn't a signal, Stephen Weiss of Short Hills Capital says.
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We have a stacked day of earnings coming up on Thursday with Nokia, Google, IBM and Microsoft all reporting.