- Playboy Sees Sharp Ad Sales Drop, Shares Tumble
- Democrats Push Stimulus, But White House Objects
- Treasury Prices Fall Over Worries of Supply Glut
- Continuing Car Woe: Big Loss At AutoNation
- Jobless Claims Take Small Drop; Productivity Falls
- ECB Stays Restrained, Cuts by Only Half a Point
- Nearly Every Stock is Cheap: Strategist
- Singapore Airlines Net Falls 36% on High Fuel
- InBev Sticks to Bud Deal, Earnings Just Above Forecasts
- Busch: Europe Provides "Shocks" On Interest Rates
- Crescenzi: Watching the 'Dark' Jobs Numbers
- Yahoo's Yang Needs to Go
- Lightning Round: J&J, Nokia, Caterpillar and More
- Lightning Round OT: Cerner, Ciena and More
- Is Dividend-Paying Duke Now a Dog?
- Colonel Sanders Vs. General Tso
- Cramer’s 100-Day Plan for Obama
- Web Extra: Yahoo! Jumps Higher
- Obama lobbied by Canada on oil sands operations
- Analyst initiates Dean Foods coverage at 'Sell'
- Dollar Tree 3Q same-store sales rise 6.2 percent
- Boeing delivered 5 jetliners in October
- IEA doubles forecast for oil price by 2030
- Daktronics cuts full-year sales projection
- Mich. starts lame-duck session, may focus on taxes
- Iceland bank failure may cost UK Treasury $1.3 bn
- British official urges Obama to back free trade
- Colorado oil, gas industry braces for tough 2009
Among the earnings stories for Wednesday, Nov. 5, from AP Financial Desk News:
CHICAGO (AP) — Shares of troubled mall owner General Growth Properties Inc. plunged Wednesday after the company reported disappointing third-quarter results, cut its year-end forecast and said it needs to refinance $900 million in debt by the start of next month.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Mortgage insurer Radian Group Inc. posted a third-quarter profit Wednesday, reversing a year-ago loss and coming in well ahead of the sharp loss forecast by Wall Street. The company's stock soared on the results.
CHICAGO (AP) — Telephone and Data Systems Inc., owner of sixth-ranked wireless carrier U.S. Cellular Corp., said Wednesday its third-quarter net profit shrank 56 percent from a year ago as fixed-lined customers continued to decrease.
JACKSON, Mich. (AP) — CMS Energy Corp., which operates the gas and power utility Consumers Energy, said Wednesday third-quarter earnings slipped, but still beat Wall Street estimates.
HOUSTON (AP) — CenterPoint Energy Inc. said Wednesday more customers and greater energy usage drove third-quarter earnings up 49 percent to top Wall Street expectations by a wide margin.

