- Pay Caps Make it Hard for GM to Hire Execs: Whitacre
- China Hints at Yuan's Departure From Dollar Peg
- Unemployment May Cause Loan Defaults in US: Zoellick
- US Recovery to be Weak, Erratic: Top Fed Officials
- Just 1 in 20 Plan to Buy a Home Next Year: Survey
- Bring on Tougher Regulation: S&P Owner
- Retail Earnings in Focus Ahead of Shopping Season
- Ponzi Proceeds: Bidding on Madoff's Toys
- Investments in Global Oil Projects to Fall Next Year: Shell
- Beware of 'Trampling Effect' When Market Tops: Manager
- Gold Heading to $1150: Art Hogan
- Starbucks Brews Up Growth
- Farr: An Extended Period—No Fat Lady in Sight
- More Upside if S&P Passes This Number: Market Pro
- Murdoch Lashes Out At Google
- Fighting The Flu Vaccine Critics
- Nov. 10: Unusual Volume Leaders
- Shadow Inventory Dwarfs Loan Mods
- Sweden's Securitas Q3 profit down 19 pct
- Orthodox Jews flock to SD, support leader on trial
- Finnair appoints new CEO, president
- World Bank warns unemployment threatens US economy
- Swisscom Q3 net profit up 9 pct to 513M francs
- Emirates says Airbus A380 orders have been delayed
- Ian Smith resigns as CEO of Reed Elsevier
- Hypo Real Estate posts another loss for Q3
- Cathay ordered to pay more than $7M in labor case
Movers roundup: Illumina, Panera Bread
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Among the stock activity stories for Wednesday, Oct. 28, from AP Financial News:
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of Illumina Inc. skidded after the maker of genetic analysis instruments reported third-quarter results and 2009 guidance below analyst estimates.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Shares of Panera Bread Co. rose after the company set its 2010 profit forecast higher than Wall Street estimates and it beat third-quarter expectations.
CHICAGO (AP) — Shares of Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. were down after the real estate services firm said its revenue fell in the third quarter.
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of Massey Energy Co. tumbled a day after the mining company posted a 68 percent plunge in third-quarter profits and cut its full-year coal shipments outlook.
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