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  1. Avon still rejects Coty bid: WSJ
  2. Treasurys rebound on weak April home-builder data
  3. Pandit: Citi to resubmit stress test by mid-June
  4. Ivanhoe shares fall on Mongolia news
  5. Wal-Mart nominates Google executive as director
  6. YPF shares slide on Argentina takeover move
  7. How to survive -- and, better yet, prevent -- a heart attack [VIDEO]
  8. U.S. economy grew 2.6% in first quarter: survey
  9. Citigroup upped to buy at S&P Capital IQ
  10. Gold ends at lowest in a week
  11. World Bank selects Kim as new president
  12. McDonald's names new chief operating officer
  13. Economy grew 2.6% in 1st quarter, survey says
  14. Live chat: MarketWatch's Andrea Coombes offers Tax Day tips
  15. Oil ends up-and-down session 0.1% higher
  16. Dow ends up 77 points; Apple's 5-day losing streak is longest since October 2011
  17. Lowe's to sell $2 billion in notes
  18. KIT digital Chairman Tuzman resigns
  19. United Continental names Rainey as CFO
  20. Apple shares fall 4%; losing streak hits five days
  21. U.S. blue-chip stocks gain; Apple hits Nasdaq
  22. SEC charges optionsXpress with short selling scam
  23. Japan stocks inch higher, but some tech majors fall; Nikkei Average up 0.1%
  24. 'Buffett Rule' millionaire-tax proposal fails Senate test vote
  25. Australian shares gain, with health-care rising
  26. Japan stocks edge lower, as some techs weaken
  27. Toshiba unit to buy IBM's POS business: report
  28. China allows banks to short-sell U.S. dollars
  29. 'Buffett Rule' fails Senate test vote
  30. Hong Kong banking stocks weigh on market; Hang Seng Index down 0.2%
  31. China foreign investment falls 6.1% in March
  32. Hong Kong stocks waver in choppy early trade
  33. Australia's RBA want data before moving rate
  34. Europe stocks extend gains after surprise ZEW gain for April; Stoxx 600 up 0.9%
  35. India cuts key interest rate by more-than-expected 50 basis points
  36. Euro-zone Mar. annual inflation revised up to 2.7%
  37. Europe stocks extend gains after German ZEW
  38. German April ZEW index rises unexpectedly to 23.4
  39. Spain borrowing costs jump in bill auction: report
  40. U.K. annual inflation accelerates to 3.5% in March
  41. Repsol: YPF takeover will not affect growth
  42. France's Sarkozy: Weaker euro is good news
  43. Afren shares up on Kurdistan oil discovery
  44. Europe stocks higher; Repsol weighs on IBEX
  45. Burberry 2nd-half revenue rose 25%
  46. Marks & Spencer: Sales up 0.8%, confident on view
  47. India cuts rates more than expected
  48. Danone 1st-quarter sales up 7.6%; targets affirmed
  49. Rio Tinto iron ore sales up 2%; copper output down
  50. SouthGobi shares drop on license, auditor news
  51. Apple shares up nearly $15 a share in rebound from five-session rout
  52. Dow reclaims 13,000 mark as Nasdaq shakes off recent selling to move back above 3,000
  53. The Tell: Are London hedge funds being priced out of posh Mayfair?
  54. March industrial output comes in flat for second month, Fed's data show
  55. 654,000 housing starts are weaker than forecast in March, but U.S. building permits s
  56. First Solar cutting 2,000 jobs, or 30% of workforce; German facility to be closed
  57. Obama calls for heightened oversight to guard against manipulation in oil markets
  58. Goldman Sachs posts higher earnings but lower revenue; quarterly dividend's increased
  59. Canadian stocks up as euro debt worries ease
  60. U.S. dollar index edges up as euro slips
  61. First Solar cuts, oil prices push up energy stocks
  62. Retail stocks rise after housing market data
  63. Intel, AMD lead techs higher, Apple edges up
  64. SRS Labs rockets 35% on takeover deal
  65. Oil gains, gold edges lower in early trading
  66. U.S. stocks open higher as Europe worries ease
  67. Obama to call for more CFTC margin hike power
  68. Goldman, Comerica highlight financial gainers
  69. Schapiro: Bigger role for economists in SEC rules
  70. Europe stocks extend gains as U.S. futures rise
  71. Bank of Canada maintains its interest rate at 1%
  72. March industrial production flat for second month
  73. IMF says global economy slowly improving
  74. Goldman turns positive; financials rise in preopen
  75. Stock futures remain higher after housing starts
  76. Treasury yields edge up after housing data
  77. U.S. housing starts fall 5.8% to 654,000 in March
  78. Forest Labs Q4 profit falls
  79. Northern Trust profit rises
  80. Coming up: U.S. housing starts in March
  81. Obama sees oil manipulation, vows response
  82. Goldman results top estimate, firm ups payout
  83. Omnicom Group profit rises
  84. Comerica profit rises, credit quality improves
  85. First Take: Did Goldman's results save Blankfein's job?
  86. YPF shares hammered in Buenos Aires after nationalization action
  87. Convenience-store beer sales rise to $16.7 billion in 2011
  88. #TaxDay: How to know whether you're paying your fair share
  89. European stocks rally as Spanish bond auction fares better than anticipated
  90. Industry groups sue CFTC over mutual fund rule
  91. YPF sinks in Buenos Aires amid takeover move
  92. Convenience store beer sales hit $16.7 billion
  93. Sirius shares up 3% on Stern ruling
  94. Starbucks edges lower after topping $60 mark
  95. Goldman CFO warns of "fragility of the recovery"
  96. Citi appoints Michael O'Neill as chairman of board
  97. First Solar shares leap 13% on reduction plan
  98. Citigroup picks Michael O'Neill as board chairman
  99. Dr Pepper grabs Bears sponsorship from Coke
  100. Wal-Mart adds India hiring for digital presence
  101. Wine sales seen growing 7% to 11% in 2012
  102. Stocks surge as IBM, Apple rally
  103. Apple shares set to snap losing streak, soaring $25 to reclaim $600 mark
  104. The Tell: Goldman CFO warns of fragile recovery, weak M&A activity
  105. Political Watch: Conservative legislative group vows focus on economy
  106. Oil ends 1.2% higher, leaves behind weak start
  107. Gold edges higher; palladium leads gains
  108. Yahoo CEO says he'll focus on 'core' areas and close others, flagging 'execution issu
  109. Warren Buffett says he will begin treatment for early-stage prostate cancer
  110. [VIDEO] Is Apple stock cheap?
  111. Pfizer near deal to sell baby-formula unit to Nestle for $9 billion: WSJ
  112. IBM reports higher profit, flat sales; shares move lower in late trading
  113. Yahoo shares rise after hours in wake of quarterly profit
  114. Intel posts slightly lower profit, forecasts revenue above Street estimates
  115. Nasdaq finishes up roughly 2%; Dow surges 194 points in best day in a month
  116. Coming up: Yahoo, IBM and Intel report quarterly results after the bell
  117. Dow's up more than 200 points as stocks hit session highs in final half-hour
  118. Honda unveils plan to recycle rare-earths: report
  119. Chile holds key rate at 5%, meeting expectations
  120. Yahoo CEO touts plan to streamline, focus
  121. UBS head of investment bank for Americas quits
  122. Stryker earnings up 14%; sales climb 7%
  123. Warren Buffett has Stage I prostate cancer
  124. CSX posts 23% higher profit
  125. Crude-oil supplies rose 3.4 mln barrels, API says
  126. Intuitive Surgical profit up 38%
  127. Cree third-quarter profit, shares drop
  128. IBM reports 8% earnings increase
  129. U.S. stocks surge on Europe calm, Apple rebound
  130. Intel net falls 13%; results beat Street
  131. Yahoo earnings rise 28%, beating targets
  132. Pfizer nearing sale of baby formula unit: WSJ
  133. Seagate Technology earnings rise to $1.1 billion
  134. Treasury's Brainard: IMF has enough firepower
  135. BHP Billiton quarterly iron ore production up 14%
  136. Japan central bank may hike inflation view: report
  137. Japan stocks shoot higher, with exporters, steel shares rising; Nikkei Average up 1.7
  138. Australian shares jump in early trading
  139. Japan stocks zoom higher in early trade
  140. Hong Kong joins stock rally, as Hang Seng Index rises 1.1% in early minutes
  141. Hong Kong stocks rebound on cues from Wall Street
  142. Sinopec had planned to buy YPF, report says
  143. Japan's Nikkei Average ends 2.1% higher on U.S. gains, weaker yen
  144. Swedish central bank leaves key rate at 1.5%
  145. Europe stocks fall; banks, ASML off, Heineken up
  146. Canada denies Carney approached for BOE top job
  147. Tesco profit rises slightly, U.K. market lags
  148. Italy to delay balanced budget by a year: report
  149. Statoil Fuel agrees to Alimentation bid of $2.8B
  150. LVMH Q1 revenue up 25%, lifted by Asia, U.S. sales
  151. U.S. backs greater IMF firepower: Geithner
  152. The Trading Deck: Does Apple's bounce signal a buy?
  153. U.S. stocks open lower as tech-company results dampen mood
  154. Genworth shares drop 11% as Australian mortgage-insurance unit's IPO now delayed into
  155. Canada stocks edge lower; techs lead declines
  156. Intuitive Surgical shares gain 8% on outlook
  157. Halliburton rallies on results, Chesapeake slumps
  158. Intermec shares dive 25% on business update
  159. Cree shares fall 7% as earnings disappoint
  160. U.S. supports boosting IMF firepower: Geithner
  161. Best Buy a buyout target; Deckers raised
  162. Roche not to extend tender offer for Illumina
  163. THQ shares jump on pre-announcement
  164. Intel, IBM lead techs down; Yahoo rises
  165. U.S. stocks open lower as technology results weigh
  166. Action needed from Europe, not ECB: IMF's Vinals
  167. Genworth falls almost 10% after delaying unit IPO
  168. Jordan confirmed as chief of Swiss central bank
  169. Gold futures slip as global markets pressured
  170. Textron profit surges on improved aircraft demand
  171. Huntington Banchshares 1st-period net up 22%
  172. BOE voted 8-1 to leave asset buys unchanged
  173. Yahoo price target lifted to $20 at BarCap
  174. Europe markets push lower led by Spain stocks
  175. Britain's unemployment rate falls to 8.3%
  176. 'Spanish stocks are getting hit in all directions at the moment': BNP Paribas strateg
  177. Chesapeake shares slump on news of CEO loans
  178. Leaking propane hazard leads to grill recall
  179. BP reaches settlement with Gulf spill victims
  180. Chesapeake shares slump on news of CEO loans
  181. Berkshire shares down on Buffett cancer news
  182. Oil trims losses after inventories report
  183. YPF's U.S.-listed shares plunge after trading halt is lifted
  184. Wal-Mart: waste cut, recycling adds $231 mln net
  185. U.S.-listed YPF shares resume trading, plunge 30%
  186. The Tell: Buffett's cancer spurs Berkshire comparisons with Apple
  187. Gold settles at lowest level since April 5
  188. Ireland: Budget's on target despite slowing growth
  189. EPA 'fracking' rules to be phased in by 2015
  190. Gold ends at lowest in nearly two weeks
  191. EPA 'fracking' rules to be phased in by 2015
  192. EBay reports 20% higher profit; shares rise after hours
  193. Qualcomm shares down more than 6% after hours in wake of quarterly report
  194. Dow closes down 83 points, pulling back after two-day rally
  195. Television personality Dick Clark dead at 82: reports
  196. Three out at Secret Service over Colombia: WSJ
  197. Noble doubles profit on improved drilling revenue
  198. Stanley Black & Decker posts 23% lower profit
  199. House OKs building of Keystone oil pipeline
  200. American Express profit up as card spending rises
  201. Sallie Mae first-quarter profit slips to $112 mln
  202. Lam Research profit falls 75%
  203. Yum Brands posts sharply higher profit
  204. EBay reports 20% earnings increase
  205. F5 Networks Q2 profit, revenue top estimates
  206. VMware profit rises 52%
  207. U.S. stocks drop on IBM, Intel missteps
  208. Qualcomm earnings jump, beating targets
  209. Dick Clark dead at 82: reports
  210. Arena shares off 15% in late day trading
  211. Obama defends federal spending on job retraining
  212. Oil at lowest in a week after inventories report
  213. Japan stocks sink early, with some exporters giving back gains; Nikkei Average down 0
  214. Brazil cuts rate 75 basis points to 9%, in line with expectations
  215. Splunk prices IPO well above range
  216. Japan stocks open lower, but Hitachi gains
  217. Australian stocks rise, with energy firms gaining
  218. Japan posts trade deficit in March
  219. Brazil cuts key rate to 9%, meeting expectations
  220. Hong Kong energy stocks rise, but property weak; Hang Seng Index up 0.2%
  221. Tumi prices IPO at $18/share, above expected range
  222. Hong Kong stocks up modestly on commodity shares
  223. Europe stocks rebound ahead of Spanish auctions; Stoxx 600 up 0.7%
  224. Spain bond yields lower ahead of key auctions
  225. Europe stocks rebound ahead of Spain debt auctions
  226. Anglo American says iron-ore production up 17%
  227. India tests missile capable of hitting Beijing
  228. Sales of existing U.S. homes slip in March
  229. Leading U.S. economic indicators rise in March
  230. Thirty-year mortgage rates rise in latest week
  231. Philly Fed index retreats
  232. CEO pay up 14% in 2011: labor union
  233. Earnings results outweighing jobless data as stocks vanquish opening-bell declines
  234. Mixed news on Spain debt auction: Demand is decent even as costs to government rise
  235. New York Times shares jump 7.4% after earnings report
  236. EBay shares surge 10% as investors react to earnings and outlook
  237. Gilead shares are top early performer among S&P 500
  238. Peabody, oil drillers drive energy stock gains
  239. Canadian stocks rise on mining sector
  240. Europe stocks extend losses after Philly Fed index
  241. CEO pay up 14% in 2011: Labor union
  242. U.S. stock indexes resume slide after more data
  243. Tumi surges; HSN names merchandising chief
  244. Philly Fed index drops to 8.5 from 12.5 in April
  245. Travelers leads Dow gainers; ups dividend 12%
  246. 30-year mortgage rate rises to 3.90%
  247. Leading economic indicators rise 0.3% in March
  248. March sales of existing homes drop 2.6%
  249. IMF's Lagarde says dark clouds hover over outlook
  250. Stanley Black & Decker falls on weaker profit