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  1. Bed, Bath & Beyond, TJX jump; Buckle down
  2. Fed's Bullard: 2014 rates language 'pessimistic'
  3. Tech stocks try to buck losses and head north
  4. Morgan Stanley falls in weak financial sector
  5. Saks same-store sakes rise 6.3%
  6. Energy stocks fall back
  7. U.S. stocks extend weekly drop at the start
  8. PPG says cost-cutting to affect 2,000 positions
  9. Alcoa cuts production to avoid alumina oversupply
  10. Goldman ups payrolls forecast to 200,000
  11. ConocoPhillips Q1 production to beat its target
  12. Nordstrom same-store sales rise 8.6%
  13. Correct: Dollar gains, Treasurys up after data
  14. Kohl's grows March same-store sales by 3.6%
  15. Ross Stores March comparable store sales up 10%
  16. Rite-Aid same-store sales rise 3.6%
  17. Radioactive water leak reported at Fukushima
  18. U.S. stock futures trim drop as weekly claims fall
  19. TJX ups outlook after same-store sales rise 10%
  20. U.S. weekly jobless claims fall to 357,000
  21. Target lifts net outlook; March sales above view
  22. FedEx to buy Polish courier Opek
  23. Dell buying Make Technologies for undisclosed sum
  24. Gap same-store sales rise 8% in March
  25. CarMax 4th-quarter profit up 7%
  26. Assurant, QBE home insurance under probe: report
  27. SNB reiterates pledge to defend euro/franc floor
  28. Planned job cuts down 27% in March
  29. Fed's Brian Sack, in charge of balance sheet, resigning at end of 'Operation Twist'
  30. Gold, silver end higher as bargain hunters return
  31. Average baseball salary hits $3.4 million: AP
  32. Fed's top markets official, Brian Sack, to resign
  33. Zimbabwe to take over foreign mines: official
  34. Cabot up after compressor station restarts
  35. Viacom lawsuit against Google back on: report
  36. Spectrum Pharma drops, Allos soars in early action
  37. U.S. stocks clear losses to turn mildly higher
  38. Natural-gas futures decline further after data
  39. Sarkozy pledges balanced budgets in manifesto
  40. Constellation Brands tumbles 13% on forecast
  41. Canadian stocks extend losses for a third day
  42. Facebook to go with IPO on the Nasdaq: report
  43. OPEC oil production up in March: Platts survey
  44. Obama signs JOBS act into law
  45. Oil rises 1.8%; natural gas at 10-year low
  46. Facebook to list shares with Nasdaq: N.Y. Times
  47. U.S. stocks end mostly lower, with Dow, S&P off 1% in shortened week
  48. WD-40 Q2 earnings, sales rise above expectations
  49. Fed assures banks they can rent foreclosed homes
  50. U.S. stocks finish first week of quarter down
  51. Google CEO promises to keep Android open
  52. Japan stocks open lower, with metals, retailers among soft spots; Nikkei Average down
  53. Japan stocks fall, as exporters, steel shares drop
  54. Indonesia minerals export tax to hit miner profits
  55. Dollar moves lower ahead of jobs report
  56. 10-year Treasury yield falls to more than 3-week low
  57. U.S. stock market futures drop after jobs data; Dollar skids, Treasurys rise
  58. U.S. adds smaller-than-forecast 120,000 jobs in March; jobless rate down to 8.2%
  59. Dollar sinks against yen, other currencies
  60. U.S. stock futures sink after jobs data disappoint
  61. U.S. gains smaller-than-expected 120,000 jobs
  62. Coming up: U.S. jobs report for March
  63. Navy jet crashes into apartment building in Virginia Beach, Va.: reports
  64. Avg. U.S. retail gasoline price hovers at $3.94
  65. CEO compensation flat at three TARP firms
  66. Navy fighter jet crashes in Virginia Beach: report
  67. NFL extends deal with Ticketmaster
  68. Treasury yields fall to lowest in over three weeks
  69. Consumer credit at highest level since April 2009, Federal Reserve says
  70. '92 winner Couples vaults into lead at Masters
  71. St. Jude wants heart journal article retracted
  72. Proxy firm says Roche bid for Illumina too low
  73. Consumer credit at highest in nearly three years
  74. California artist Thomas Kinkade dies at 54
  75. U.S. stock investors facing tough week
  76. Glimpse of the future: Top concept cars at New York Auto Show
  77. Dodge Avenger emerges as worthy competitor in midsize segment
  78. Where to go if you sell in May and go away
  79. Mickelson moves into hunt for 4th Masters title
  80. Investors: Choose your cost-basis method now
  81. Reports will show if gasoline prices hurting U.S. recovery
  82. China contrarian sees crash coming
  83. Pakistani president makes rare trip to India
  84. Newsman Mike Wallace dead at 93
  85. TV newsman Mike Wallace dead at 93: reports
  86. U.S. and Afghanistan reach accord on night raids
  87. CBS News correspondent Mike Wallace dies at 93
  88. China consumer price inflation rises 3.6% in March from year-ago period
  89. China March CPI rises a more-than-expected 3.6%
  90. Japan stocks slide further as yen strengthens
  91. Sony to cut global workforce by 10,000: Nikkei
  92. Dow industrials futures off 120 points, or 1%, in wake of Friday jobs data
  93. Japanese shares end lower for fifth straight trading day; Nikkei drops 1.5% to 9,546.
  94. Dollar drops to yen low after weak U.S. jobs data
  95. U.S. stock futures sharply lower pre-market open
  96. Crude-oil tumbles as U.S. index futures slump
  97. Topps unveils apps in broader media strategy: NYT
  98. Gold gains as weak data stoke easing expectations
  99. Great Wolf gets $7-share bid from KSL
  100. Spain's de Guindos: Economy will grow in 2013
  101. Payrolls-inspired selling hits Wall Street following holiday weekend; Dow below 13,00
  102. AT&T to get $750 million as Cerberus to acquire majority stake in Yellow Pages unit
  103. Avon Products hires J&J's Sherilyn McCoy as CEO
  104. AOL's shares rally as Microsoft to buy more than 800 patents for nearly $1.1 billion
  105. Brazil, Mexico stocks hit after U.S. jobs report
  106. NOAA says March was warmest on record for U.S.
  107. Canada stocks fall on disappointing U.S. jobs data
  108. Financial stocks drop; B. of A. leads Dow loss
  109. Exxon, Chevron down as energy sector declines
  110. March employment-trends gauge ticks down
  111. Banks in Treasury program hike lending by $1.3 bln
  112. AOL surges on patent deal; other techs slump early
  113. Stocks start sharply off as jobs data disappoints
  114. Sherwin-Williams lifts 1st-period-profit estimate
  115. AT&T sells units to Cerberus afilliate for $950M
  116. Treasurys rise more, dollar recovers
  117. Avon taps J&J's Sherilyn McCoy as new CEO
  118. AOL shares up on patent deal with Microsoft
  119. Lilly test tied to Alzheimer's is cleared by FDA
  120. Vix spikes 12% as jobs report strikes fear
  121. Detroit seeks to lure ex-Yahoo workers
  122. InterMune tumbles on study update
  123. Facebook buying photo-sharing service Instagram for about $1 billion in cash and stoc
  124. Major U.S. stock indexes finish down 1%
  125. U.S. stocks fall 1% after weak U.S. jobs report
  126. Oil at lowest in seven weeks in jobs data reaction
  127. White House deflects Brazil monetary criticism
  128. Gold rallies 0.9%; most other metals off
  129. Facebook acquires Instagram in $1 billion deal
  130. Bernanke calls for better shadow bank regulation
  131. China back to trade surplus in March; first-quarter surplus at $670 million: report
  132. Hong Kong shares decline as trading resumes after 4-day weekend; Hang Seng Index down
  133. Japanese shares edge higher in early trading; Nikkei Average up 0.4%
  134. Hong Kong shares slide lower after 4-day weekend
  135. Japanese stocks rise with autos gaining
  136. Bank of Japan keeps key rate on hold, adds no more monetary stimulus
  137. HSBC in talks to sell South Korea retail unit
  138. Europe stocks set to reopen lower after break
  139. Randgold: Mali coup didn't affect gold output
  140. United Continental March load factor up 1.7 points
  141. Bank of Japan keeps key rate on hold
  142. China posts $5.35 billion trade surplus in March
  143. 'Time for new leadership,' Best Buy says, as Brian Dunn resigns as electronics chain'
  144. Stocks open narrowly mixed on Wall Street; fractional losses for Alcoa ahead of earni
  145. Crude-oil futures drop below $102 a barrel
  146. U.S. stock futures position for gains following Monday's selloff on Wall Street
  147. Europe stocks reopen with sharp losses after Easter break; banks tumble
  148. FHFA chief: Principal cut impact not 'huge'
  149. U.S. wholesale inventories rise 0.9% in February
  150. Supervalu shares surge 12% on outlook
  151. Oil turns higher, trades above $102 a barrel
  152. Housing busts take 5 years for recovery: IMF
  153. Fed to change timing of stress tests: Tarullo
  154. AIG rises on upgrade, financials post slight gain
  155. Energy stocks little-changed
  156. Dell, Apple among early tech gainers
  157. Best Buy says CEO Brian Dunn quits; shares up
  158. IMF to lower forecast on China trade: report
  159. Stocks open lower, extending losses
  160. ViroPharma sinks 19% on business update
  161. Greek stocks rally as other peripherals fall
  162. Amgen to buy KAI Pharma
  163. Sara Lee buying Brazil coffee firm, price undiscl.
  164. Treasurys up a fifth day before auction
  165. X-Rite rallies 38% on $625 mln Danaher buyout
  166. Corning paying $730 mln for unit of BDX
  167. Genstar Capital buying eResearch for $400 mln
  168. NFIB small-business index drops after six gains
  169. Penn Virginia buying Marcellus pipelines for $1B
  170. Cracker Barrel adopts anti-takeover measure
  171. N. American Palladium affirms year output target
  172. Sharp estimates fiscal year loss of $4.7 billion
  173. Pressure remains on Spanish, Italian yields
  174. Europe stocks reopen with losses, banks tumble
  175. Marlins suspend Ozzie Guillen for five games over Castro comments
  176. German 2-yr yields fall below Japanese rates
  177. February job openings increase to 3.5 million
  178. Canadian stocks fall on China's import data
  179. Marlins suspend Ozzie Guillen for Castro comments
  180. Tenet to pay $43.75 mln to settle Medicare probe
  181. European stocks close with sharp losses; Italian stocks tumble 5%
  182. Yahoo maps out reorganization plan in company memo
  183. China suspends Bo Xilai from party posts after murder case: WSJ
  184. Europe stocks see steep falls on Italy, Spain
  185. Arqule falls 10% on stock offering
  186. Las Vegas Strip gambling revenue up 3.3%
  187. Chinese party official's wife nabbed for murder
  188. Yahoo details reorganization plans
  189. Targacept slides on study revision
  190. Rick Santorum will suspend campaign for GOP presidential nomination
  191. Shutterfly falls 4% after Facebook-Instagram deal
  192. Halozyme slides on analyst downgrade
  193. Minneapolis Fed chief sees rates rising by 2013
  194. Santorum suspending presidential campaign
  195. Gold ends seesawing session 1% higher
  196. Nasdaq falls below 3,000 in market selloff
  197. Treasury sells 3-year debt; bonds stay up
  198. Vix 'fear index' jumps above 20, first in a month
  199. Dow's down 200 points near final hour; oil ends at lowest since February
  200. Dow loss exceeds 200 points in stock selloff
  201. Oil ends at lowest since February
  202. Alcoa posts profit, backs demand outlook; shares up 4% in late trading
  203. U.S. stocks suffer steepest decline of 2012, extending losses to fifth session
  204. Coming up: Alcoa reports quarterly results after the bell
  205. Best Buy's Dunn quits amid personal conduct probe
  206. Nearly all Greek bondholders agree to restructure
  207. Oil inventories rise sharply, trade group API says
  208. Alcoa posts surprise $94M profit
  209. U.S. stocks make worst drop of year; Dow off 213
  210. EIA forecasts higher retail gasoline prices
  211. Hong Kong shares tumble in early trade after global sell-off; Hang Seng Index drops 1
  212. Japanese shares slide in early trading; Nikkei Average down 1.4%
  213. China easing could be reactive amid politics: CLSA
  214. Hong Kong shares extend fall after global sell-off
  215. Australian shares fall early, led by miners
  216. Japanese stocks slump, with exporters weak
  217. Japan Feb core machinery orders rise 4.8%
  218. European stocks rise, led by banks, miners
  219. Spain industrial production falls 5.1% in February
  220. China shipper shares drop after warning of Q1 loss
  221. Sands' Adelson plans $35 bln investment in Spain
  222. Justice Department reportedly sues Apple, publishers over e-book pricing
  223. Nasdaq, S&P 500 are up 1% half an hour into U.S. trading; Alcoa rallies as Nokia plun
  224. Nokia shares drop as first-quarter outlook lowered; 'competitive industry dynamics' c
  225. Magnitude-8.8 aftershock hits Indonesia: reports
  226. Tsunami warning in effect for countries across the Indian Ocean after Indonesia quake
  227. Magnitude 8.7 earthquake hits west of Sumatra; Indonesia issues tsunami warning: repo
  228. Builders jump as Wells Fargo survey shows strength
  229. VMware shares slip on CFO exit
  230. Owens-Illinois surges on upbeat earnings update
  231. Nordstrom rated buy; Kohl's, Macy's at neutral
  232. U.S. files antitrust suit vs. Apple: WSJ
  233. Indonesia lifts tsunami alert after earthquake
  234. Canadian stocks rise after five-session losses
  235. Alcoa logs biggest one-day gain in four months
  236. Tech stocks notch gains in early trading
  237. Avon may be getting another bid: report
  238. U.S. stocks lifted by Alcoa's upbeat surprise
  239. First Solar, Alpha Natural boost energy stocks
  240. KC Fed's George attacks too-big-to-fail policies
  241. Southwest Airlines miles drops slightly in March
  242. Computer Sciences sees loss in Q4
  243. ECB's Coeure: Bond-buying still euro-zone option
  244. Indonesia quake briefly lifts tin futures
  245. TD Ameritrade shares to trade on NYSE
  246. Nokia shares tumble 17% after warning
  247. U.S. import prices jump 1.3% in March
  248. Treasurys fall for first day in six
  249. AIG planning real estate investments: report
  250. Greece expected to confirm May 6 election