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    Holiday Campaigns Bring On the Humor To Reassure Consumers

    Holiday advertising from a lengthening list of retailers will reflect the cautious mood among consumers as data indicate spending is slowing and store revenue is falling, the New York Times reports.

  • Why Staples Is the Superior Stock

    This company's competitors may look attractive at first glance, but Cramer's dug a little deeper.

  • Hottest Stock on Earth*

    *(well... that is, if your universe is the S&P 500!) No matter... shares of this office supplier are not only No. 1 today (up 20 percent) but No. 1 this week... with an astounding 118 percent gain in 5 days...

  • Staples Profit Climbs on Strong International Sales

    Staples, the No. 1 office supplies retailer, reported a higher quarterly profit Tuesday that matched Wall Street's expectations, due in part to strong sales in international markets.

  • Pops & Drops: Abbott Labs, Starbucks...

    Following are the week’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Abbott Labs and Starbucks popped while CBS and Dillard's dropped.

  • Stock Gains Evaporate After Oil Hits $100

    Stock gains evaporated Tuesday after oil prices hit $100 a barrel.

  • Stocks Bounce After Housing Report

    U.S. stocks opened higher Tuesday, led by energy as supply disruptions boosted oil prices.

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    OfficeMax Shares Surge After Profit Tops Estimates

    OfficeMax posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit Tuesday, helped by cost-cutting measures amid declining sales, and its shares rose more than 11 percent.

  • Energy Stocks Lead Dow Higher

    U.S. stocks opened higher Tuesday, led by energy as supply disruptions boosted oil prices.

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    Staples Shares Rise After Earnings Top Views

    Staples, the biggest U.S. specialty retailer of office supplies, reported better-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday as expense controls and profit gains at its international unit helped offset the impact of lower same-store sales at home.

  • Borse Dubai Secures $3.5 Billion to Fund OMX Bid

    Borse Dubai has secured funding of as much as $5.3 billion to finance its takeover bid for Nordic stock exchange company OMX, a person familiar with the matter said.

  • Hot Stocks: Apple, DreamWorks Among Big Movers

    Earnings news and analyst revisions were some of the catalysts behind the most actively traded stocks on Wednesday.

  • OfficeMax Posts Higher-Than-Expected Second-Quarter Earnings

    Office supplies retailer OfficeMax posted higher-than-expected second-quarter earnings Wednesday, helped by better retail sales and improved margins, and its shares rose as much as 11 percent.

  • Contest Stocks Feel Good And Bad of Earnings

    Here's our latest contest "stock report." It was a good day, bad day as you can see from the best and worst performers--due to earnings. That's obviously going to be the case with every stock--which way the earnings will push the price--and your contest portfolio if you own them. A couple of new names on most active (GMST, AGII) while most widely held remain the same. Here ya go.

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    Staples Tops Expectations, Ups Dividend

    Office supply retailer Staples reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings and sales ahead of market expectations Thursday and also boosted its dividend to shareholders.

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    OfficeMax Swings to Fourth-Quarter Profit

    Office supplies retailer OfficeMax said Thursday it swung to a profit in the fourth-quarter from a year-ago period hurt by hefty costs and asset writedowns, and the company said improved vendor income and lower delivery costs helped boost margins in its contract segment.

  • Mad Money's Monopolistic Merger Picks

    As far as Cramer is concerned, the Sirius-XM Satellite Radio proposed deal is just the first of many coming over the next two years as corporations race to beat a potential Democratic White House in 2008. But which companies are in the best poised to profit?

  • Plum TV and Elfing Yourself

    So there's vanity publishing, and now there's vanity TV investing -- big, powerful execs paying to expand a series of TV networks that targets people JUST LIKE THEM. Also, if people can TiVo through commercials and are too smart to click on Internet ads, the best way to spread your brand is to give people what they want...