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  • Stocks Plunge Amid Widespread Global Jitters

    Stocks closed near session lows, and below psychologiclaly important levels, as global worries triggered by European sovereign debt and a slowing in Chinese growth escalated after news of violence against protesters in Saudia Arabia. Caterpillar and Exxon led decliners, while McDonald's rose.

  • Lower Oil Is Not Helping Stocks

    Partly, of course, this is on concerns that oil will stay elevated longer than expected, but there are additional concerns about sovereign debt in Europe and slower growth in China.

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    HCA Opens Higher After IPO Is Priced at $30 a Share

    Shares of private equity-backed hospital operator HCA Holdings rose by some 4 percent in early trading in their stock market debut Thursday.

  • Web Extra Pops & Drops: Valero, Coventry Health...

    Following are moves you might have missed. Find out why shares of Valero and Coventry Health popped while Gap dropped.

  • Stocks End Sharply Higher in Broad Rally

    Stocks ended sharply higher after rallying throughout the session Thursday as an upbeat report on jobless claims and falling oil prices led investors to retrace losses from earlier in the week ahead of a key jobs report on Friday. Caterpillar and Bank of America gained.

  • February 8: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • Sparkling Stock 'Diamond' Sells...Salt!

    Compass Minerals up another 2 percent today, to an historic high. Also: Why the rally in HMOs?

  • Standard and Poor's Announces S&P 500 Shuffle

    China raised the reserve requirement ratio (the amount of money banks must keep on reserve). This comes ahead of that country's November CPI data, due to be released tomorrow. Also: United Technologies (UTX) provided guidance for 2011 that was moderately below consensus

  • Stocks End Mixed as Dollar Rises; Banks Fall

    Stocks took a breather Monday after hitting two-year highs last week, as the dollar rose amid worries over European sovereign debt troubles. Boeing and Home Depot fell, while BofA and HP rose.

  • Stocks Hold Losses Ahead of Close; Energy Rises

    Stocks took a breather Monday after hitting two-year highs last week, as the dollar rose amid worries over European sovereign debt troubles. Boeing and Home Depot fell, while BofA and HP rose.

  • Stocks Decline as Dollar Rises; HP Gains

    Stocks were mostly lower Monday as the dollar rose amid concerns over European soveign debt troubles ahead of a meeting of G-20 leaders that will address currency policies.  Boeing and Home Depot slipped, while HP rose.

  • Six in 60
    Stocks to Watch: eBay, Avon and More ...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

  • Stocks End Week at 2010 Closing Highs

    Stocks pared losses in the last few minutes of the session to end higher capping a stellar week for the markets marked by Republican gains in Congress, the Fed's decision to pump more money into the economy, and a surprising strong jobs report.  Alcoa and JPMorgan rose.

  • Stocks Pare Losses Ahead of Close

    Stocks pared losses but remained mixed in the last minutes of Friday's session as stronger-than-expected U.S. job gains in October failed to continue a rally that led stocks to two-year highs on Thursday. Kraft and Merck fell, Alcoa rose.

  • Stocks Trade Flat; Banks Gain, Health Care Falls

    Stocks were mixed and the dollar rose a day after the markets surged to two-year highs, as investors absorbed the meaning of a surprising surge in payrolls in the wake of the Federal Reserve plans to pump more money into the economy. Kraft fell, BofA surged.

  • Market in Fed's 'Hall of Mirrors' Again

    President Obama, who looked like a chastised puppy in his press conference, was just given an early Christmas present: nonfarm payrolls not only rose 151,000, some 90,000 more than consensus, but the prior month showed a healthy upward revision, from a loss of 95,000 to a loss of 41,000. It was the first gain since May.

  • Futures Turn Mixed After Jobs News; Dollar Rises

    Stock index futures were mixed as the dollar rose after the government reported a surprising surge in October nonfarm payrolls.

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    Friday Look Ahead: Jobs Report Could Be Weak, But Markets May Not Care

    The October employment report is not expected to show much in the way of new job growth, but the euphoria over Fed easing may trump any concern in markets Friday.

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    Earnings Roundup: Nov. 5

    What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Friday, Nov. 5

  • Halftime: GOP May Not Be Positive for These Stocks

    While some think gridlock could be good for the markets, one analyst said Republican control could hurt some stocks.