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  • NSA may have penetrated Internet cable links

    How on earth did the National Security Agency get data from Yahoo and Google without them knowing about it? The New York Times reports.

  • A Make-or-Break Week Ahead for the Stock Market

    It's make-or-break time for the first-quarter earnings season, and it comes just as the stock market is showing signs of strain.

  • Lightning Round: Blackberry, Yahoo! & More

    It’s time for the Lightning Round. Cramer makes the call on viewer favorites.

  • BRIEF-Level 3 unit enters into amendment agreement to existing credit facility

    Oct 5- Level 3 Communications Inc:. *Unit entered into a fifth amendment agreement to the existing credit. *Amendment to incur $1.2 bln in borrowings under existing credit agreement- SEC.

  • RESEARCH ALERT-UBS raises Level 3 Communications price target

    Oct 5- Level 3 Communications Inc:. *UBS raises Level 3 Communications Inc price target to $22 from $20;. Reuters Station users, click. 1568.

  • TEXT-Fitch affirms Level 3 Communications IDR at 'B'

    Oct 4- Fitch Ratings has affirmed the' B' Issuer Default Ratings assigned to Level 3 Communications, Inc.. LVLT had approximately $8.5 billion of debt outstanding on June 30, 2012.

  • BRIEF-Level 3 updates on pricing of term loan refinancing

    Oct 1- Level 3 Communications Inc:. *Announces pricing of $1.2 billion term loan refinancing. *Says the term loan is being priced to lenders at par.

  • By The Numbers | Stocks on the Move Now
    Stocks on the Move Now: Caesars Entertainment Soars

    Caesars Entertainment is among several companies showing unusual movement in Wednesday's trading session.

  • Twitter
    Your Stock Market Questions Answered With Twitter

    Ed Ponsi of Barchetta Capital Management answers stock-related questions tweeted by CNBC viewers in our "Trading on Twitter" segment. Here are his comments.

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    Earnings Roundup: April 21

    What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Thursday, April 21.

  • Stocks Close Lower Amid Falling Oil Prices

    Stocks followed commodities sharply lower throughout Tuesday's session as oil slid and investors reacted to disappointing sales results from Alcoa. Alcoa and Chevron led the Dow lower, while Wal-Mart gained.

  • Stocks Hold Losses Before Close; Alcoa Skids

    Stocks extended losses in the final hour of trading Tuesday as oil prices sank and after Alcoa's weaker-than-expected revenues disappointed investors. Alcoa and Chevron led decliners.

  • Stocks Drop More than 1% as Oil Tumbles

    Stocks sank broadly, triggered by disappointing results from Alcoa, and as a report by Goldman Sachs calling for a drop in commodity prices sent oil prices on a nosedive.  Alcoa and Chevron fell, while Wal-Mart gained.

  • Stocks End Mixed Ahead of Alcoa Results

    Stocks closed narrowly mixed in thin trading Monday despite a flurry of M&A activity as investors cautiously awaited the start of earnings season. Travelers gained, while Chevron fell.

  • Stocks Remain Lower Ahead of Alcoa Results

    Stocks traded lower in thin trading Monday amid a lack of economic news and as investors cautiously awaited the start of earnings season.  Travelers rose, while Chevron fell.

  • Cramer: Market Pullback Is Certainly Possible

    The Mad Money host sees opportunities, though, in upcoming IPOs and recent M&A activity, though.

  • Stocks Gain Ahead of Earnings; Energy Slips

    Stocks gained modestly as investors braced for the start of earnings season amid M&A activity. 3M rises, while Caterpillar falls.  

  • Futures Higher Amid Earnings, M&A Activity

    Stock index futures pointed to a slightly higher open on Wall Street ahead of earnings season, which kicks off after the bell when Alcoa releases results.

  • Traders Look for a Higher Level 3

    Level 3 Communications has been enhancing its services, and traders are looking for the tech stock to rise a few levels.

  • Middle East Turmoil
    Stocks Close Narrowly Mixed, Near New Highs

    Stocks closed narrowly mixed with the major indices ending above key thresholds as investors focused on troubles in Egypt, shrugged off good job news, and took a breather after the market posted new multi-year highs on Tuesday. Disney rose, while Home Depot fell.