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    Alliance Data Apologizes For Massive Security Breach
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    After Breach, Companies Warn of E-Mail Fraud

    Security experts said Monday that millions of people were at increased risk of e-mail swindles after a giant security breach at an online marketing firm. The New York Times reports.

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    Stocks End Slightly Lower as Oil Prices Gain

    Stocks ended down, after trading in a narrow range throughout much of the session Tuesday, as investors took a breather from a three-day rally amid rising oil prices and ongoing turmoil in Libya and the Middle East. Bank of America and GE fell, while Verizon rose.

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    Stocks Fall Slightly in Quiet Trading; Oil Gains

    Stocks traded slightly lower, and in a narrow range throughout much of the session Tuesday, as investors took a breather from a three-day rally as oil prices rose amid ongoing turmoil in Libya and the Middle East.  GE and Bank of America fell, while Verizon gained.

  • Stocks Turn Lower; Industrials, Materials Fall

    Stocks turned lower as oil prices gained amid continuing unrest in the Middle East and North Africa. Verizon and Boeing rose, w hile Bank of America fell.

  • Stocks End Modestly Up Despite Oil Prices

    Stocks lost ground in the final minutes of trading but still showed resilience after Tuesday's sharp sell-off to end with modest gains, even as oil prices climbed above $100 a barrel.  Caterpillar and 3M gained, while JPMorgan fell.

  • Stocks Rise Modestly Ahead of Close; Apple Up

    Stocks lost ground just before the close but largely showed resilience after Tuesday's sharp sell-off and held modest gains ahead of the close, even as oil prices climbed above $100 a barrel.  3M and Caterpillar rose, while JPMorgan fell.

  • Stocks Turn Negative as Oil Prices Rise

    Stocks turned negative as oil prices climbed back above $100 a barrel on news of Libyan air strikes, and as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke before Congress for a second day. Boeing and McDonald's fell, while 3M rose.

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    TiVo Falls After-hours On Larger-than Expected Loss, Disappointing Outlook

    The company's fiscal fourth quarter loss was worse than expected — 30 cents, two cents more than analysts projected. And while revenue came in a hair above the average estimate — $41.4 million — down 9 percent from the year-ago quarter.

  • Stocks Begin March by Tumbling More than 1%

    Stocks tumbled more than 1 percent in the first trading day of March as investors fretted that surging oil prices would stifle the recovery.  Alcoa and GE fell, while Coca Cola rose.

  • Stocks Decline More Than 1% Before Close

    Stocks tumbled in the first trading day of March after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech before the Senate Banking Committee and as investors worried that rising oil prices could stifle the recovery. Caterpillar fell, while Coca Cola rose.

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    TiVo Trades Lower Ahead of Expected Earnings Drop

    When TiVo reports after the bell today analysts expect it to post its ninth consecutive quarterly deficit as its subscriber numbers continue to shrink. Wall Street's expecting a quarterly loss of 28 cents per share on revenues of $41 million — yes $41 million.

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    Tuesday Look Ahead: If Oil is Calm, March Could Come in Like a Lamb

    If oil markets remain calm, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke's comments on the economy, auto sales and ISM manufacturing data could have more sway over markets on Tuesday.

  • Stocks Plunge in Broad Reaction to Global Woes

    Stocks ended sharply lower Tuesday amid concerns the Irish debt crisis would spread to other euro zone countries and the effects of the crisis in Korea prompted investors to dump risky assets. Microsoft and JPMorgan fell, while HP rose.

  • Stocks Falter Amid Korean Tensions, Irish Woes

    Stocks continued to sink as the dollar rose Tuesday as investors grew skittish about the prospects of the Irish debt crisis spreading to other periphery euro zone countries as well as escalating tensions in Korea. Chevron and Exon fell, while HP rose.

  • Futures Plunge Amid Tensions in Korea

    U.S. stock index futures remained lower after news of a better-than-expected revision for third quarter Gross Domestic Product as investors added an escalating conflict in Korea to the growing list of concerns dragging market sentiment lower.

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    Tuesday Look Ahead: GDP, Insider Trading Probe in Focus

    Tuesday's economic headlines should show that the third quarter grew at a slightly better rate than reported, but the Fed's view of next year is likely to be worse than its previous forecast.

  • Lightning Round OT: TiVo, Health Care REIT and More

    The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

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  • Dow Ends Below 10,000; Boeing, Home Depot Up

    The Dow lost its grip on 10,000, ending near session lows Thursday as trading was light and investors braced for two events Friday: the latest reading on second-quarter GDP and a speech by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke.