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  • PetSmart to replace Sunoco in benchmark S&P 500

    NEW YORK-- Standard& Poor's said Monday specialty pet retailer PetSmart Inc. will join the benchmark S&P 500 index after the close of trade Thursday, replacing Sunoco Inc. which is being acquired by Energy Transfer Partners LP. Cabela's Inc., a specialty retailer of hunting and fishing gear, will move from the SmallCap 600 to the MidCap 400, replacing PetSmart.

  • BRIEF-S&P 500 to add PetSmart, drop Sunoco

    *S&P says PetSmart Inc to replace Sunoco Inc in S&P 500. *S&P says change to be made after close of trading on October 4. *S&P says Sunoco being acquired by Energy Transfer Partners LP.

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    Stocks to Watch: PETM, EBAY, FB & More

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  • PetSmart and 4 Other Midcaps with ‘Tons of Upside’: Pros

    You’ve heard about all those big stocks that you should buy, but the pros say there are plenty of mid-size names that belong on your radar too.

  • Stocks Recover to End Flat; Facebook Logs Gain

    Stocks clawed back from steep losses to finish narrowly mixed Wednesday following several reports on the euro zone that helped soothe fears over the region's debt crisis.

  • Futures Lower as Hopes Fade Over Euro Zone Fix

    US stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street on Wednesday as investor caution replaced hope of a resolution to the euro zone debt crisis ahead of a meeting of European Union leaders in Brussels.

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    Stocks to Watch: BIG, HRL, TOL & More

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    Stocks to Watch: DELL, FB, GES & More

    Check out which companies are making headlines after-the-bell Tuesday:

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    A Good Sign for the Economy? Retail Turnover on the Rise

    Employee turnover levels at retailers are on the rise, particularly among part-time store workers and positions tied to the booming ecommerce sector, according to the findings of a new survey by global management firm Hay Group.

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    What's Shaking: Thursday's Early Movers

    Take a look at some of Thursday morning's early movers:

  • Cramer: Put PetSmart Stock On Your Radar

    Why the “Mad Money” host likes the pet food and supplies retailer.

  • The ‘Best of Breed’ Is Working

    Stock picking among the best of breed has been a profitable strategy, Cramer noted.

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    Boycott Pet Stores, Say Animal Rights Groups

    More puppies are sold at pet stores during the holiday season than any other time of year. Now the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and other groups are stepping up efforts to stop these sales, saying many of these dogs come from puppy mills.

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    'Pet Parents' Key to PetSmart's Success: CEO

    Man's best friends and their many health and beauty needs have been a boon for PetSmart's business, its chief executive said Wednesday.

  • Stocks End Mixed in Choppy Session; Banks Sag

    Stocks came off their worst levels in a volatile session Thursday, but still closed mixed as investors remained cautious following JPMorgan earnings and a tepid Chinese economic report.

  • Futures Slip on China Worries, JPMorgan

    Futures declined Thursday after JPMorgan Chase beat analyst expectations for profit but showed weakness internally that left traders unimpressed and followign news that Chinese trade data was weaker than expected.

  • Consumers, Retailers Gear Up for Wrath of Irene

    While some New Yorkers tell me they are heading to the cheese and wine shop to prepare rather than to Home Depot, most consumers are taking Irene seriously.

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    Stocks to Watch: Lockheed Martin, Herbalife, Baidu and More...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

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    Martha Stewart Stays Mum On Possible Company Sale

    Martha Stewart would not tell CNBC if Blackstone Group was hired to sell Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia or if she would take the company private.

  • Pops & Drops: Molycorps, Jack in the Box and More

    Following are the day's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Molycorp and United Continental popped while Big Lots dropped.