- Costco sees Weak Second Quarter; January Sales Fall
- Roche Sees Slower Growth as Profit Drops 5%
- Aviva Full-Year Sales Up 8%, Dividend Unchanged
- Panasonic Warns of Loss, Will Cut 15,000 Jobs
- Euro Stocks Extend Rally, Alcatel Eclipses Roche
- Alcatel-Lucent Takes Fresh $5 Billion Charge
- PCCW Buyout Vote Under Swirl of Suspicion
- South Korea Pension Fund to Trim Stock Holdings
- Rise in China's PMI May Show Bottoming Economy
- Cramer's Outrage: Attorney General Eric Holder
- Lightning Round: Pfizer, Disney, Transocean and More
- Lightning Round OT: Nordic American, Energy Conversion Devices and More
- Off the Charts: Freeport-McMoRan
- This Quarter's Best and Worst Reports
- When a Bank Isn't a Bank
- Warren Buffett Cancels Annual Event Hosted By His Biographer
- Jeter Responds To "The Yankee Years"
- Your First Move For Wednesday February 4th
- Iceland's Baugur Group seeks court protection
- Tainted peanut products also menace pets
- Ahead of the Bell: ISM services index
- Maerklin files for bankruptcy
- China auto sales seen surpassing US in January
- Media group says 109 journalists killed in 2008
- Taiwan GDP to shrink 11 pct, investment firm says
- Roche says full-year net income down 5 percent
- Mitsubishi Motors, Mazda project annual losses
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Among the stock activity stories for Wednesday, Jan. 21, from AP Financial News:
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of jeweler Zale Corp. dropped to an all-time low on Wednesday, following news that the company's chief financial officer has stepped down.
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of ConocoPhillips — the third largest U.S. oil company — surged Wednesday along with the price of crude as Wall Street bounced back from a sell-off the previous day.
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of Packaging Corp. of America rose Wednesday after its fourth-quarter earnings declined but still beat Wall Street expectations.
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of apparel maker Hanesbrands Inc. reached an all-time low on Wednesday, after an analyst said the company is facing pressure from weak retail traffic and other factors and downgraded the stock.
NEW YORK (AP) — An analyst reduced his price target on shares of Scientific Games Corp. Wednesday, saying cost-cutting measures are unlikely to result in near-term margin improvements for the casino equipment maker.
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