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  • Options Traders See 11% Gain for Viacom

    Yesterday we saw some bullish action in Viacom, with one options trader buying 60,000 December 60 calls for $0.50 each with the stock at 54.59.

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    Six Pack: Beer Buzz of the Week

    Six items that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer including "Beer-acrocy In Action."

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    5 Rising Dividend Payers for a Bullish, but Skittish, Stock Market

    One contributor from TheStreet.com says stock pickers should consider five of the top-performing dividend payers in one of the market's most dynamic spaces — media and telecommunications stocks BCE, Disney, Time Warner, Verizon, and Viacom as examples of dividend-paying stocks.

  • Stocks Fall After Fed; ECB Up Next

    Stocks closed lower in a see-saw session Wednesday after the Federal Reserve maintained its current monetary policy but left the door open for additional stimulus should conditions warrant. The Fed said it will continue to hold interest rates low through at least 2014 and continue Operation Twist through the end of the year.

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    Dovish Fed Expected to Be Mostly Talk, Little Action

    Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is likely to do little more than keep the door open to more easing when the Fed winds up its meeting Wednesday afternoon.

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    Earnings Watch: Will Consumer Staples Keep Beating Expectations?

    Consumer staples companies have been consistently beating earnings estimates so far this quarter. With several big names reporting in the week ahead, the question is: Will the trend continue?

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    Reducing Risks When Starting a New Venture

    Being an entrepreneur or running a small business means taking big leaps of faith. Some strategies for analyzing and reducing your business risk.

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    Jeffrey Katzenberg On the Aurora Shooting

    As theater chains beef up security, Hollywood has taken measures to be sensitive to the  Aurora killings—Warner Bros. and the other studios refrained from reporting box office tallies over the weekend.

  • James Holmes, suspect in the Aurora, Colorado shooting.
    Police to Enter Colorado Suspect's Booby-Trapped Home

    A day after a gunman opened fire at a packed midnight showing of the new "Batman" film in a Denver suburb, killing 12 people and wounding 59 more, police on Saturday prepared to neutralize explosives in the suspect's booby-trapped apartment.

  • The Century 16 movie theatre is seen where a gunmen attacked movie goers during an early morning screening of the new Batman movie, 'The Dark Knight Rises' July 20, 2012 in Aurora, Colorado.
    Theaters Ramp Up Security in Response to Shooting

    Theaters, security teams, and police departments are trying to respond to help Americans feel safe in the theaters where they’ve always been able to go for a respite from reality.

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    Movie Studios: Have They Gone the Way of Dinosaurs?

    Several factors have fundamentally disrupted the economic and power dynamic of the traditionally studio dominated entertainment industry.

  • With an expanding LIBOR controversy, a second high-profile brokerage bankruptcy in PFGBest (following MF Global last fall), a looming fiscal cliff, a spate of municipal bankruptcies, and a continued anemic recovery, investors are gearing up for what could be one of the most important earnings seasons for market confidence since the financial crisis.With a handful of early misses fresh on investors’ minds (including Supervalu, Progressive Corp, and WD-40), markets will be keeping a close eye on t
    The Earnings Hall of Shame

    We culled through a decade’s worth of earnings misses, mistakes, and utter catastrophes to bring you some of the worst quarterly performances in the history of the S&P 500.

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    Pew! Pew! US Videogame Sales Fall for 7th Month

    No high scores here: US videogame hardware, software and accessories fell for a seventh straight month.

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    Stocks to Watch: AA, BZH, AMD & More

    Take a look at some of Tuesday’s morning movers:

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    Are There Buyers for Vivendi’s Stake in Activision Blizzard?

    Though Vivendi hasn’t officially put its stake in Activision Blizzard spacer on the block, sources tell me it’s starting talks with the giants who have the $8 billion plus to buy its 60 percent stake in the game-maker.

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    Stocks to Watch: AGP, WLP, FX, TRI & More

    Take a look at some of Monday’s morning movers:

  • Bausch & Lomb eye care products on a store shelf.
    Last Call: Bausch & Lomb Sees IPO Ahead

    Pfizer sued over generic Lipitor delay; Seagate sees shares slip on weak revenue; speculation mounts over Yahoo CEO short list.

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    The Zooey Indicator

    I know Zooey Deschanel is talented, beautiful, funny, and successful. But I'm tempted to join her legions of haters. She's just so...adorable. Blech.

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    Stocks to Watch: NOK, TWX, CNC, C & More

    Take a look at some of Monday’s morning movers:

  • Disney Appoints Alan Horn New Studio Chief

    Disney CEO Bob Iger finally appointed a new chairman of Walt Disney studios-- Alan Horn, who was President and COO of Warner Brothers Entertainment. Horn replaces Rich Ross, who left on April 20th in the wake of the John Carter bomb.