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  • Halftime Pt. 2: Could S&P Unit Actually Drive McGraw-Hill Higher?

    Why Brian Kelly of Kanundrum Capital thinks the revenues for the company's rating agency could go up.

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    Tobacco Stocks' Double Benefit: Performance and Dividend

    Tobacco stocks year-to-date have outperformed the market and offer attractive dividends.

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    10 Large Caps with Highest Dividend Yields

    Stocks slid this week, with the Dow losing 1 percent. Treasurys rallied, demonstrating the attractiveness of income investments. Here are the 10 highest-yielding S&P 500 Index components, which offer big dividends and a margin of safety because of their size. They are ordered by dividend yield, from great to greatest.

  • Market Pros' Favorite Fundamentally Sound Stocks

    Tired of riding momentum and watching technicals? Us too. It’s time to go back to basics and focus on fundamentally sound stocks!

  • Halftime Pt. 2—Four Strong Fundamentals Plays

    Our Fast Money traders are looking at the fundamentals of individual stocks—here's their faves!

  • June 28: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • Hedgie Hot Stock: High-Yielding, Defensive Play

    Amid the Gulf oil spill, a falling euro and pending financial regulatory reform, where was the big money going to work?

  • Cigarette Firm Continues to Trade Lower: Options

    Bearish options showed some interesting volume in Altria yesterday as the cigarette company continued to push lower.

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    Cigarette Packs to Get Colorful for 'Light' Label Ban

    Goodbye, Marlboro Lights. Hello, Marlboro Gold Pack. "Light" cigarettes are going up in smoke by the end of June, but their names and packaging are getting a colorful makeover.

  • Status: Settled 2005Amount: $2.5 billionInvestors in AOL Time Warner stock sued the company for fraud under federal securities law.  The company was alleged to have improperly accounted for dozens of advertising transactions between 1998 and 2002. The alleged transactions created the appearance that they were generating revenue when, in reality, were just shifting money back and forth. The alleged false earnings statements inflated the company’s value by $1.7 billion.
    Top 10 Class-Action Lawsuits

    Here, we present the top 10 class-action lawsuits in the United States either won, settled or pending, and in terms of damages sought as compiled by LawInfo.com.

  • March 26: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • Feb. 5: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • Dow Down 4% for 2010 After Brutal Selloff

    The Dow fell below 10,000 for the first time since last November amid worries about the US job market and Europe's ability to get a grip on its debt.  The blue-chip index is now down over 4 percent for the year.

  • Futures Slide After Surprise Jobless Jump

    Futures fell sharply Thursday after a surprise jump in jobless claims, a disappointing signal on the employment front ahead of Friday's jobs report.

  • Buy These Tobacco Stocks While They're Hot: Analyst

    Tobacco stocks have been lighting up the markets in the past year and international competitors are seeing gains. Is there still room to invest while they’re hot? Nik Modi, executive director and senior analyst at UBS, shared his ideas for the sector.

  • Markets Due for 10-15% 'Normal Correction': Strategist

    Markets rose on Wednesday after a relatively tame report on consumer prices. Brett D’arcy, CIO of CBIZ Wealth Management, and Deborah Danielson, founder of Danielson Financial Group, shared their market outlooks.

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    Stocks Slide as Tech Takes a Hit

    Stocks opened slightly lower Wednesday as investors grew jittery over a government report showing that housing starts fell sharply in October.

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    Stocks Open Lower Amid Economic Jitters

    Stocks opened slightly lower Wednesday as investors grew jittery over a government report showing that housing starts fell sharply in October.

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    Futures Turn Negative on Economic Jitters

    Stocks were poised for a slightly lower open as investors grew jittery over a government report showing that housing starts took a dramatic decline in October.

  • Dow Ends Up 1.3%, Led by Travelers, MMM

    Stocks advanced Thursday as investors seemed to focus more on some big-name earnings beats and a rise in leading indicators instead of a disappointing jobless report. Travelers and MMM led the Dow.