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stocks Quiksilver Inc

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    After-hours buzz: Smith & Wesson, Gap & more

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  • Early Movers: WMT, GPS, COO, ZQK & More

    Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.

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    After-Hours Buzz: Gap, Monsanto, Cooper & More

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    After-Hours Buzz: P, TXN, HRB & More

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  • Playing Quiksilver's New CEO
    Playing Quiksilver's New CEO   

    Goldman Sachs upgraded Quiksilver from neutral to buy, but then Piper Jaffray downgraded the stock from buy to neutral. Mad Money host Jim Cramer explains how to play this speculative stock.

  • Don’t Bolt from This Market: Cramer
    Why Cramer Is Avoiding This Stock Now

    The apparel maker has recently received both an upgrade and downgrade, so here's where Jim Cramer fits in.

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    After-Hours Buzz: ADBE, PAY & More

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  • UPDATE 2-TPG walks away from $713 mln Billabong bid; shares tumble

    SYDNEY, Oct 12- Private equity firm TPG has withdrawn a A $694 million takeover bid for Australian surfwear retailer Billabong International Ltd, the second bidder to exit after inspecting its books, knocking the stock to a record low. The TPG withdrawal is a big negative for the stock, "said Stan Shamu, market strategist at IG Markets.

  • UPDATE 3-TPG raises Billabong concerns but hasn't quit $700 mln bid

    By Miranda Maxwell MELBOURNE, Oct 4- TPG Capital Management LP's. $700 million bid for Billabong International Ltd. Shares in Billabong fell as much as 23 percent to A $1.015, their lowest in more than three months, and last traded down 18.3 percent at A $1.075 before being placed on a trading halt.

  • UPDATE 2-Billabong tumbles on report TPG considering dropping bid

    MELBOURNE, Oct 4- Australia's Billabong International Ltd lost almost a quarter of its market value after a report said the last remaining bidder, private equity firm TPG Capital Management LP, might follow former suitors and ditch its takeover offer for the surfwear retailer.

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    Stocks to Watch: BAC, MS, CVX & More

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  • Lightning Round: Weatherford International, AstraZeneca, Quiksilver and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

  • Stocks End Down for Fifth Week on Jobs News

    Stocks finished lower for the fifth-consecutive week Friday after the disappointing government jobs report in addition to other weak economic news throughout the week indicated signs of a slowdown.

  • Stocks Poised to End Lower, Led by Techs

    Stocks saw an accelerated selloff in the final hour of trading, led by techs, and were on track to close lower for the fifth-consecutive week after a dismal monthly jobs report indicated signs of an economic slowdown.

  • What's On: Meredith Whitney Rebuttal, Commodities and Confidence

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Thursday's Squawk on the Street.

  • Small Stocks Double Return of Big Caps in 2010

    Shares of smaller companies are on track to double the return of their bigger peers. But will they remain turbo-charged into 2011?

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    Job Cuts Keep Coming—Is Your Firm On the List?

    The pace of corporate layoffs picked up sharply in January 2009, reflecting the worsening US recession.

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    Job Cuts Keep Coming—Is Your Firm On the List?

    More companies announced layoffs this week as the employment picture continued to dim. News Corp. became the latest victim of the weakening economy, announcing it is planning on cutting jobs after reporting a quarterly loss on Thursday.

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    Job Cuts Keep Coming—Is Your Firm On the List?

    More companies announced layoffs this week as the employment picture continued to dim. GlaxoSmithKline and Tiffany & Co. on Thursday became the latest victims of the weakening economy, each cutting an undisclosed number of jobs.

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    Job Cuts Keep Coming—Is Your Firm On the List?

    More companies announced layoffs this week as the employment picture continued to dim. Clorox, Time Warner Cable and Fidelity National Financial were among the latest names on Wednesday to announce job cuts.