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Take a look at some of Monday's midday movers:
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Garvin Jabusch, co-founder, CIO, Green Alpha Advisors LLC, explains to CNBC's Mandy Drury why he continues to believe First Solar is a buy when companies like Raymond James have downgraded the solar technology company.
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Despite the financial headwinds battering solar panel makers, alternative energy has a bright future, First Solar CEO James Hughes said Thursday.
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First Solar CEO Jim Hughes discusses whether the solar industry can be profitable without government subsidies, as well as acquisitions the company has on tap this year.
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April 10- First Solar Inc this week cast itself as a formidable survivor of solar industry turmoil, but some in the market expressed doubt that the company would be able to meet aggressive goals for cost reductions, technology advances and contract wins.
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First Solar is sending short sellers running for the exits, said Cramer, who explained why the stock has gained rapid favor in the market.
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LOS ANGELES, April 9- First Solar shares logged their biggest ever one-day jump on Tuesday after the company said revenue and earnings for the next three years would be well above most Wall Street estimates and announced that it would acquire a new solar technology.
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Stocks finished off their best levels but the Dow still posted a fresh closing high Tuesday. And the S&P 500 traded within 2 points of its all-time peak earlier in the session.
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First Solar shares soared more than 33 percent on Tuesday after the company forecast 2013 earnings and revenue well above Wall Street estimates.
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*Microsoft jumps nearly 4 pct and leads the Dow's advance. *Alcoa tops profit expectations, early earnings have been strong. *Solar companies have bright day after First Solar outlook.
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Earnings season kicks off in the week ahead and these quarterly reports could really make or break the bulls.
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DEAD SEA, Jordan, April 3- After midnight on one of Jordan's busiest highways, only the beaming headlights of vehicles driving between the capital Amman and the Dead Sea pierce the gloom. The highway is lined with street lights as it weaves down from Amman to the valley floor below sea level, but none are switched on.
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Once attracting billions in private investment and public subsidies, enthusiasm over the solar sector has waned recently, underscoring the limits of renewable energies and the dominance of fossil fuels.
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Suntech Power was forced into bankruptcy after defaulting on a multi-million dollar bonds payment. Gordon Johnson, Axiom Capital Management, offers insight on the impact to U.S. solar makers.
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A group of Suntech Power lenders want the Chinese solar panel maker's main unit declared insolvent, a sign Beijing is losing support for the industry.
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BEIJING/ BANGALORE, March 20- A group of Suntech Power Holdings Co Ltd lenders want the Chinese solar panel maker's main unit declared insolvent, a sign Beijing's support for the struggling industry is waning.
