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

Dell's forecast that second half revenue should come in stronger than the first half are encouraging words for a stock market that has been doing little more than treading water this week.   Read More

Small swings, low volume and a lack of news are making for some of the most sluggish trading days of the year.    Read More

Following are today’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why President Bill Clinton popped while shares of Fluor and Sprint dropped.    Read More

Following are the week’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Priceline.com and Hormel popped while Best Buy and VMWare dropped.    Read More

Andy Murray fever is alive and well here in London and if he becomes the first Brit to win Wimbledon since Fred Perry did it in 1936, the companies that endorse him could have a lot to gain.    Read More

Shares of part-nationalized British bank Royal Bank of Scotland rose 4 percent in morning trade, topping London's FTSE-100, after its shares were upgraded to "outperform" from "underperform" by Cazenove.    Read More

Are you smarter than a fifth grader? If you’re talking about the stock market, probably not.    Read More

The UK's Financial Services Authority released details of its banking stress-test methodology on Thursday. I’m a big fan of stress-testing myself (in the form of sport rather than economics) and this weekend I face my toughest stress test to date: my first-ever half ironman.   Read More

Futures are off their highs, even as nonfarm payrolls losses were not as bad as expected at minus 539,000, better than the 600,000 losses expected and the smallest losses since October. March was revised lower to a loss of 699,000 versus 663,000 previously reported.    Read More