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Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average's recent low on November 15, 2012, the 12 stocks pulled from the blue chip index since 1999 have outperformed the Dow even with new highs.
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NEW YORK-- A look at the 10 biggest percentage gainers on New York Stock Exchange at 1 p.m.:. ITT Educational Services Inc. rose 10.4 percent to $27.37. Puma Biotechnology Inc. rose 10.1 percent to $38.31.
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Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average's recent low on November 15, 2012, the 12 stocks pulled from the blue chip index since 1999 have outperformed the Dow even with new highs.
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The Dow is up 20 percent since the recent low on Nov. 15, but 12 stocks that have been kicked out of the index over the years are up an average of 30 percent.
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Last week, Navistar shares surged 46 percent, but while Wall Street has been bullish, options trading has been less optimistic.
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BOSTON, March 7- Nine months ago, Troy Clarke was introduced to Wall Street as Navistar International Corp's CEO-in-waiting. First, Navistar's then-CEO, Daniel Ustian, was ousted last August. Clarke, 57, joined Navistar in 2010 and was named chief operating officer last year.
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March 7- Navistar International Corp named a new chief executive as the truck and engine maker indicated it was on the road to recovery by forecasting market share gains in the second half of the year, pushing its stock 26 percent higher on Thursday.
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March 7- Truck and engine maker Navistar International Corp appointed Chief Operating Officer Troy Clarke as its chief executive, replacing interim CEO Lewis Campbell who came out of retirement to lead the company through a rough patch.
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March 7- Truck maker Navistar International Corp appointed Chief Operating Officer Troy Clarke as its chief executive, effective April 15, replacing interim CEO Lewis Campbell.
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March 7- Navistar International Corp named a new chief executive with the backing of activist investor Carl Icahn, sending the truck maker's stock up as much as 28 percent as investors bet on a recovery from a disastrous engine redesign.
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*U.S. economy seen reviving once austerity's bite fades. WASHINGTON, Feb 25- Famed U.S. economist Milton Friedman once observed that a recovery from recession is like plucking a guitar string: The harder the economy is pushed down, the faster it snaps back.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday:
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Dec 19- Truck and engine maker Navistar International Corp reported a quarterly loss of $2.77 billion as warranty expenses rose and a failed engine project, which cost former Chief Executive Daniel Ustian his job, hit sales. Navistar's shares fell as much as 11 percent to $20.23 on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday.
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Dec 19- Truck and engine maker Navistar International Corp reported a quarterly loss of $2.77 billion as a failed engine project hit sales and its tax bill rose, sending its shares down as much as 7 percent.
