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Just because a stock is up or down doesn't always mean a bear thesis is in tatters or a bull story is right. It often just means... the stock is down or up, says stock commentator Herb Greenberg.
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Herein are the Thursday's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Amazon.com popped while Brown-Forman dropped.
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Stocks began September by soaring more than 2.5 percent after strong U.S. and Chinese manufacturing reports relieved some of the mounting worries over the global economy. Bank of America and Caterpillar rose.
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This is a live blog from the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco, CA, where Apple's CEO Steve Jobs and his team are readying for what has become an annual fall event – Apple's September briefing.
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Ahead of Apple's announcement, where Steve Jobs would later reveal a new line of iPods, the "Fast Money" traders had a handful of related plays on the technology giant.
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See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Wednesday's Squawk on the Street.
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Yes, Cramer says. Here’s why.
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Google’s YouTube video site is in negotiations with Hollywood’s leading movie studios to launch a global pay-per-view video service by the end of 2010, putting it head-to-head with Apple in the race to dominate the digital distribution of film and television content.
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Netflix shares have gained a whopping 185 percent over the past 12 months, but the stock is off from its all-time high it hit recently, now facing analyst downgrades and a slew of changes to the media landscape.
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Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.
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Stocks tumbled Wednesday on light volume as investors lost confidence in the global economic recovery following the Federal Reserve's grimmer outlook and softening growth in China.
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Stocks tumbled more than 250 points Wednesday amid light volume as investors continued to lose confidence in the strength of the global economy in the wake of the Federal Reserve's dimmer outlook and a decline in China's domestic economy.
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Stocks ended lower after the Federal Reserve said it would reinvest proceeds from maturing mortgage securities into the Treasury market.
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Stocks pared losses after the Federal Reserve said it would reinvest proceeds from maturing mortgage-backed securities into the Treasury market.
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Netflix set up a battle for broadband control of pay-per-view and the new world that we are just approaching. The deal gives Viacom approximately $1 billion dollars in licensing fees over five years—roughly $200 million a year.
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Stocks declined Tuesday as the market was rattled by disappointing economic data out of China ahead of the Federal Reserve's statement on monetary policy.
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In a sign that online streaming is coming to the forefront in Hollywood, films from Paramount Pictures, Lions Gate and MGM will appear on Netflix’s streaming service just three months after they appear on pay television. The NYT reports.
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Fears about this company are overblown, Cramer said. Here's why you should stick with it.
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Cramer explains why some triple-digit stocks aren't as spendy as they seem.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Only those companies huddled in Steve Jobs’ aura seem to have been doing well. But this high-growth name is holding its own.
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