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  • August 2010: Best & Worst Performing Stocks

    With August coming to an end today, here is a look at the best and worst performing stocks within the major US averages, as of yesterday's close.

  • Market Rally Likely in Fourth Quarter: Strategists

    Expect markets to rally in the fourth quarter, said Uri Landesman, president of Platinum Partners, and Bob Phillips, senior partner at Spectrum Management Group. They discussed their insights and shared their best plays.

  • What's On: Dow Diamonds, Jobless Claims

    See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Thursday's Squawk on the Street.

  • Lightning Round OT: Eaton, Suntech Power and More

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

  • S&P Stocks Trading at New 52-Week Lows

    In today's trading session, 41 stocks in the S&P 500 reached a new 52-week low. Here is a look at those companies.

  • Stocks Skid on Economic Woes; Intel Falls

    Stocks tumbled Thursday after a series of disappointing economic reports and despite an uptick in mergers and acquisitions activity. The day's downdraft wiped out the weeks gains for the Dow and the S&P 500. Intel and GE  fell.

  • Stocks Fall on Economic Woes As Close Nears

    Stocks declined Thursday after a series of disappointing economic reports and despite an uptick in mergers and acquisitions activity. The day's downdraft puts the market on pace to wipe out the week's gains.  Intel and GE  fell.

  • August 19: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • Stocks Tumble Amid Bleak Economic News

    Stocks extended their losses Thursday after a weak report on manufacturing out of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve and a disappointing report on jobless claims.   Intel and GE  fell.

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    Back to School? Bring Your Own Toilet Paper

    Schools across the US are beginning the new school year with shrinking budgets and outsize demands for basic supplies. The New York Times reports.

  • How to Play the Rising Volatility: Stock Picker

    The VIX spiked 15 percent on Wednesday, closing above 25. Is volatility back in the stock market? Jim Lacamp, portfolio manager and advisor at Macroportfolio Advisors, and David Katz, chief investment officer at Matrix Asset Advisors, shared their insights.

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    Dividends: Waiting On A Payoff

    Companies hoarding cash since the start of the recession are beginning to pass on some of it to shareholders , but it's unlikely to match the boom of a decade ago.

  • How to Play China's Slowdown

    With new data showing China's manufacturing is shrinking, the Fast Money desk discusses the best plays in the People's Republic.

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    Retailers Launch Their Own Stimulus Packages

    Tired of waiting for spending to rebound on its own, retailers are taking matters into their own hands. From loans to shoppers or discounts for credit card holders, shops entice wary consumers to spend, the New York Times reports.

  • China Sell-Off Proactive Or Overreaction?

    Worse than expected data out of China led to speculation that the recovery may be at risk. Are investors being proactive or just plain overreacting?

  • The Government’s Next Stock Victims?

    If your portfolio contains any of these companies, Cramer says, it might be time to take profits.

  • Stocks Get Hammered as Market Jitters Escalate

    Stocks tumbled Thursday and selling accelerated in the final minutes of trading as investors worried about two events coming Friday — a German vote on the EU bailout and options expiration. The Dow and S&P both lost 3.6%, while the Nasdaq fell over 4%. A key gauge of volatility spiked more than 25%.

  • Earnings Roundup: May 20

    What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Friday, May 20.

  • Futures Tumble as Volatility Up; Euro Falls

    U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower opening after oscillating ahead of trading Thursday, as major European indexes shed early-morning gains.

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    Is Solution to State Deficits Only a Mouse Click Away?

    As the argument over whether states should impose sales tax on all online purchases heats up, a government organization released a report showing how much revenue each state could shave off its deficit if it imposed taxes on all Web and catalog sales.