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stocks Genesco Inc

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    Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.

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    Early movers: BIG, GME, DECK, AMZN, EQIX & more

    Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.

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    Early movers: SHAK, BOX, DG, HPQ, UTX, LL & more

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    Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.

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    Midday Movers: HNZ, CAG, RAH & More

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  • TEXT-S&P cuts Grupo Catalana Occidente entities

    --On Oct. 10, 2012, we downgraded the Kingdom of Spain to' BBB-/A-3' from' BBB+/ A-2'. The outlook on Spain remains negative. --Our criteria allow a one-notch differential between the ratings on the core operating entities of Spanish insurance group Grupo Catalana Occidente, S.A. y Sociedades Dependientes, and the ratings on Spain.

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    What's Shaking: Tuesday's Early Movers

    Take a look at some of Tuesday morning's early movers.

  • Low Expectations and Gaming the Fed

    Talk about low expectations: S&P futures rose a bit on the ADP report, even though it was slightly below expectations. We are now back in the twilight zone game called Gaming the Fed: More weak data increases the chances of a third round of quantitative easing.

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    Sizing Up Boot Sales

    It appears boot sales aren't taking a hike anytime soon.

  • Behind The Morning Bounce

    Futures budged upwards after a mixed bag of economic reports at 8:30am ET... Weekly jobless claims came in essentially inline with estimates. Continuing claims continued to hit record highs... April durable goods rose 1.9 percent, far exceeding economist forecasts for a 0.5 percent rise.

  • Pops & Drops: Heinz, Big Lots...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Heinz and Big Lots popped while Marriott and gold dropped.

  • Genesco, Finish Line Scrap Plans to Merge

    Footwear retailers Genesco and Finish Line said Monday they were terminating their merger plans and the financing commitment of Swiss bank UBS.

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    Dow Gives Up 100-Point Rally

    The markets closed the week mostly flat on rising oil, global tensions and dismal housing numbers. Find out where the traders think you can make money next week.

  • Stocks Close Flat After Volatile Session

    Stocks finished little-changed after another up-and-down session.

  • Judge Rules Finish Line Must Acquire Genesco

    A Tennessee court has ordered Finish Line Inc to close the $1.5 billion acquisition of shoe and hat retailer Genesco, sending Genesco shares up 16 percent. 

  • Big Caps Rise; Buffett in Bond, M&A Action

    With two days left in the trading year, the long reign of small caps over big caps appears to be over: The Dow Industrials are up 7.2 percent, the S&P 500 is up 4.1 percent, the Nasdaq is up 10.8 percent and the Russell 2000 is down 1.8 percent.

  • Stocks Plunge on More Credit, Housing Woes

    Stocks closed sharply lower after a brokerage downgrade of Citigroup sparked concerns that there may be more mortgage losses to come, raising doubts about the outlook for the economy.

  • Trading The Art Of The Deal

    KKR, and Goldman walked away from their buyout of stereo maker Harman (HAR) Friday afternoon. Of all the deals announced this summer how many will get done?

  • Foot Locker May Sell Itself After Disappointing Results: Report

    Foot Locker is considering putting itself up for sale following disappointing performance at its U.S. shoe stores and the failure to buy Genesco, the New York Post reported Thursday, sending the retailer's shares up nearly 12%.