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Cisco Systems Inc. fell. 2 percent to $21.23 with 16,073,900 shares traded. Facebook Inc. fell. 8 percent to $26.86 with 14,183,400 shares traded. Groupon Inc. rose 4.9 percent to $7.23 with 20,733,300 shares traded.
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*Empire State contracts to lowest level in four months. NEW YORK, May 15- U.S. stocks were set to dip at the open on Wednesday, indicating the S&P 500 may ease from its most recent record high after weaker-than-expected manufacturing data.
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*Research in Motion falls after downgrade. NEW YORK, May 15- U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Wednesday, indicating the S&P 500 may hold near its most recent record high ahead of a glut of economic reports, including data on inflation and manufacturing.
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*Research in Motion falls after downgrade. NEW YORK, May 15- U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Wednesday, indicating the S&P 500 may hold near its most recent record high, ahead of data on inflation and manufacturing. *Also at 8:30 a.m. the New York Federal Reserve releases its Empire State Manufacturing Survey for May.
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Richard Windsor, founder of Radio Free Mobile that Sony is going to attract 'vulture like' investors as there is a strong argument for keeping it together.
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BlackBerry unveiled its new Q5 device, reports CNBC's Seema Mody; and Adam Hewison, INO.com and Todd Haselton, TechnoBuffalo, discuss what differentiates the BlackBerry from an iPhone.
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The S&P and Dow closed at fresh all-time highs on Tuesday after widely followed hedge fund manager David Tepper said he is "definitely bullish" on stocks.
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Cisco Systems Inc. rose. 3 percent to $21.34 with 17,339,700 shares traded. Dell Inc. fell. 5 percent to $13.46 with 16,335,000 shares traded. Facebook Inc. rose 1.1 percent to $27.12 with 15,178,400 shares traded.
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BlackBerry unveiled its new Q5 device, and announced BBM messaging will be available to iOS and Android users, reports CNBC's Seema Mody.
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TheStreet.com takes a closer look at the catalyst events that could move the stock more than 10 percent, and short sellers have to be prepared.
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ORLANDO, Fla., May 14- BlackBerry announced plans on Tuesday to offer its popular instant messaging system on rival devices and introduced a new mid-tier smartphone targeted at countries where its faded brand remains strong.
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BlackBerry is making BBM available to all users, no matter whether you have an iPhone or an Android, reports CNBC's Seema Mody.
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Thorsten Heins took to the stage to explain what's in his company's pipeline, reports CNBC's Seema Mody.
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BlackBerry, renamed from Research In Motion, had been the market leader but over the past few years has bled market share to Apple Inc's iPhone and Samsung Electronics Co's popular line of Galaxy devices powered by Google's Android operating system.
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The rally in many of the most heavily shorted names is causing a "worst nightmare" situation for bearish investors and hedge funds alike, said Cramer.
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ORLANDO, Fla., May 14- BlackBerry unveiled a new mid-tier smartphone device with a physical keyboard on Tuesday, the feature that still sets it apart from most rivals, and said its make-or-break new devices had put the company back on "solid ground."
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U.S. stock index futures signaled a lower open on Tuesday, as fears that China's central bank will not provide stimulus to boost its economy saw the Shanghai Composite fall to a one-week low.
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BlackBerry unveiled a new mid-tier smartphone device with a physical keyboard and said its make-or-break new devices had put the company back on "solid ground."
