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  1. New York Times rises 7.4% on earnings
  2. EBay soars, but EMC, Qualcomm weigh down techs
  3. EBay surges 10% in wake of earnings, outlook
  4. U.S. stocks tilt slightly lower at the start
  5. Coming up: LEI, home sales, Philly Fed
  6. Zynga upgraded to hold following sell-off
  7. Treasurys tick higher after jobless claims data
  8. U.S. stock futures trim rise after jobless claims
  9. France downgrade rumors roil Europe bond markets
  10. U.S. jobless claims total 386,000 in latest week
  11. HK bourse to unveil yuan futures in 3rd quarter
  12. Europe stocks trim gains, Stoxx Europe 600 up 0.1%
  13. Gold, silver futures fall in European trading
  14. Morgan Stanley swings to loss
  15. Travelers profit falls, but results beat estimate
  16. EU: No need to tap rescue fund to aid Spain banks
  17. Nokia posts loss in Q1, smartphone sales drop 52%
  18. Analyst Tom Kloza foresees retail gasoline prices below year-ago levels in next 10 da
  19. Shares of business-data processor Splunk nearly double after IPO
  20. Spain's benchmark IBEX gauge closes below 7,000 for first time since March 2009
  21. Political Watch: Romney to speak at Falwell's #LibertyUniversity
  22. Hotels chains gain on Marriott results
  23. Spain slips below 7,000, Europe stocks off 0.5%
  24. RIM shares up on report of strategic options
  25. Gentex stock down 15% on revenue miss
  26. LifeTime Fitness down 9% on outlook
  27. Shares of Splunk soar 88% in IPO
  28. Natural gas adds to losses after supply report
  29. Tumi jumps 44% on first day of trading
  30. Starbucks to stop using crushed bugs in products
  31. 24/7 Wall St.: Boom times for media outlets, as long as they're Apple-focused
  32. Shares of travel-gear retailer Tumi surge in debut session
  33. Political Watch: Pair of top Democrats lament Obama's health-law push
  34. Starbucks to quit using 'crushed bug' food coloring
  35. House approves small-business tax cut
  36. Volcker Rule pushed back until at least 2014: Fed
  37. Obama gives Medal of Freedom to Pat Summitt
  38. Treasury yields mostly unchanged after TIPS sale
  39. AMD swings to a $590 million loss but results beat estimates
  40. Microsoft shares rise in late trading after earnings beat estimates
  41. Dow finishes down 69 points; Apple's 3% decline weighs on tech sector
  42. Apple down more than 3% after Qualcomm comment
  43. Twenty-eight of 30 Dow components in the red
  44. Dow industrials down 120-plus points as day's tone turns decidedly negative
  45. The Tell: Concern about Qualcomm chip delay costing Apple shares
  46. Fox News reportedly set to renew O'Reilly, Hannity
  47. Volcker Rule implementation pushed forward to at least 2014: Fed
  48. Japan's ruling party to review central bank law
  49. Jamba in energy drink deal with Nestle
  50. Moody's board elects McKinnell chairman
  51. Stock volumes surge, highest in more than a month
  52. Capital One first-quarter profit rises on ING deal
  53. E-Trade posts 38% higher profit
  54. Freescale narrows loss; CEO to retire
  55. AMD swings to loss, but results beat Street
  56. Chipotle profit rises 35% as sales keep growing
  57. U.S. stocks fall for Day 2; Nasdaq down for week
  58. SanDisk earnings fall 49%, missing estimates
  59. Microsoft earnings slip by 2%
  60. Microsoft earnnigs slip by 2%
  61. Oil inches lower; natural gas at 10-year low
  62. Apple shares fall more than 3% on Qualcomm comment
  63. Fox News set to renew Hannity, O'Reilly deals: NYT
  64. Gold edges higher; silver leads gains
  65. Hong Kong shares lose ground in early trading; Hang Seng Index down 0.4%
  66. Japan stocks slip lower, with techs among top decliners; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  67. HSBC sees Australian rate cut with 0.6% inflation
  68. Hong Kong stocks post modest losses, but AIA rises
  69. Japan tech stocks weigh on broader market
  70. Australian shares edge higher as oil firms advance
  71. Tepco bailout-fund official tapped to lead company
  72. McDonald's generates 7% growth for both first-quarter EPS and revenue
  73. Europe stocks erase losses, push higher after surprise German Ifo rise
  74. GE profit dips; double-digit growth seen in '12
  75. Europe stocks jump as banks rally, Spain up 1.5%
  76. Spain bond yields stay on the verge of 6%
  77. Schlumberger profit gains, global outlook improves
  78. BP shares fall 2.3% on further Deepwater claims
  79. China Mobile debuts 4G wireless service in HK
  80. British retail sales rise 1.8% in March
  81. German April Ifo index edges higher to 109.9
  82. Europe stocks mostly lower, pressure stays on IBEX
  83. New Zealand OKs farm sales to Chinese group
  84. Deutsche Bank may seek to raise $3.9 billion: WSJ
  85. Nestle sales up 5.6%, lifted by emerging markets
  86. Shares of networking company Riverbed take 27% pounding
  87. First Take: McDonald's aims to be (almost) all things to (almost) all people $MCD
  88. Accused killer George Zimmerman to be released on $150,000 bond
  89. George Zimmerman apologizes to slain teen Trayvon Martin's parents at bond hearing
  90. Euro rallies 0.5% against dollar as euro-zone confidence rises
  91. Dow industrials cling to triple-digit gain
  92. Wall Street discounts Chipotle: Shares fall $7
  93. Passenger plane crashes in Pakistan: report
  94. Microsoft is index's big winner as Dow industrials rally 85 points early Friday
  95. E-Trade shares rally 3.5% in premarket trades
  96. CEO pay balloons to 380 times average worker's
  97. GEO Group loses Miss. prison contracts
  98. Brothers charged in 'robot' stock-pick scam
  99. Mexico truck-bus crash kills at least 30
  100. Euro jumps past $1.32, up 1% for the week
  101. US Airways, American Airlines unions strike deal
  102. Zimmerman apologizes to slain teen's parents
  103. Passenger plane crashes in Pakistan: report
  104. Proofpoint shares up 20% in IPO
  105. Expeditors Intl. falls 7% on profit warning
  106. EFSF chief Regling defends 'firewall' fund
  107. Hanesbrands surges as loss smaller than expected
  108. Honeywell shares gains on outlook
  109. Schlumberger leads energy stocks higher at open
  110. Best Buy has CEO search committee; Hanesbrands up
  111. Canadian stocks rise on upbeat earnings
  112. Infoblox shares jump 40% in IPO
  113. Microsoft up 4.5% on reaction to earnings report
  114. U.S. stocks open higher on positive earnings
  115. E-Trade jumps after earnings beat, financials rise
  116. Microsoft propels techs, but SanDisk falls
  117. Gold reverts lower, squanders initial gains
  118. Walt Disney studio chief resigns
  119. Dow closes with weekly gain of 1%; Nasdaq suffers third straight weekly loss
  120. Dow ends higher as blue chip Microsoft jumps 4.5%; Apple's drop hits Nasdaq
  121. Nasdaq turns lower in final hour of trading, erasing weekly gains
  122. Apple shares in correction territory -- off 10% from recent all-time high
  123. Fort Lee Federal is 17th bank failure of year
  124. More managers trim bets oil futures will go lower
  125. U.S. stocks mostly up for the week on earnings
  126. Apple shares down 11% from all-time high
  127. Nasdaq Composite loses weekly gains as Apple falls
  128. Oil snaps two-day losing run, gains 0.8%
  129. ECB's Constancio: Too early for exit strategy
  130. Apple slips into correction mode; 10% off record
  131. Gold inches higher, but loses 1% for the week
  132. UN votes to extend Syria mission
  133. Apollo to buy Great Wolf Resorts
  134. Rex Nutting: Why we envy the poor and pity the rich
  135. Kia's hybrid: A new standard for commuter cars?
  136. Apple's and Dow stocks' earnings reports hold keys to coming week
  137. London Sketch: 'Brokers just want to churn the [bleep] out of you until you blow up'
  138. Orrin Hatch to face Tea Party challenger
  139. Elections expected as Dutch budget talks fail
  140. Japanese stocks open higher, as most exporters advance; Nikkei Average up 0.4%
  141. Hollande, Sarkozy heading for runoff in French presidential election
  142. 70.6% of French voters turn out for presidential election
  143. Syrian forces attack in 2 cities
  144. Chuck Jaffe says hedge-fund ads are a game-changer
  145. Growth, deals for Australian copper companies
  146. U.S. economy may be cooling after warm start to year
  147. Japan stocks rise, with exporters, metal shares up
  148. Australian shares edge back from 2012 highs
  149. Sarkozy First-round vote reflects voter anxieties
  150. Hollande: Must put Europe on path to growth, jobs
  151. YPF cuts computer links with parent Repsol: report
  152. Hollande, Sarkozy lead French first-round vote
  153. French voters head to polls in first-round voting
  154. Europe stocks tumble at open; French CAC 40 off 1.4% as election runoff looms
  155. China manufacturing PMI rises to 49.1 from 48.3, but still showing contraction: HSBC
  156. Hong Kong stocks weaker ahead of manufacturing data; Hang Seng Index down 0.3%
  157. Europe stocks under pressure, IBEX off 2.3%
  158. Ardea agrees to AstraZeneca's $32-share bid
  159. Amylin reportedly hires advisors to find a buyer
  160. Vodafone offers GBP1.04B for C&W Worldwide
  161. Most China firms report Q1 loss or smaller profit
  162. Mellanox cut to market perform at Clal Finance
  163. Gold moves sideways, silver slips, as dollar rises
  164. Japan's Yakult rallies on Danone stake-buy report
  165. Pfizer to sell baby-formula unit to Nestlé: WSJ
  166. China HSBC initial PMI rises to 49.1 in April
  167. Hong Kong stocks drop ahead of China data
  168. Australia wholesale inflation less than expected
  169. U.S. stocks battered early Monday as market-volatility gauge spikes
  170. Wal-Mart de Mexico shares down 12% in Mexico City trading
  171. Wal-Mart shares off nearly 5% in premarket trading as corruption claims swirl
  172. European weakness hits U.S. stock-market futures
  173. Dutch Prime Minister Rutte to resign, setting stage for election: reports
  174. DJIA futures extend losses, drop 97 points, or 0.8%, to 12,891
  175. India's Infosys under U.S. visa probe
  176. Canadian stocks fall on Europe uncertainty
  177. Bank of Israel holds key rate at 2.5% for May
  178. Former Iceland premier found guilty of negligence
  179. Blue-chip dividends expected to rise 8.4% in 2012
  180. Vix surges 15.8% to 20.19 on Europe uncertainties
  181. Dutch prime minister, cabinet resign: reports
  182. First Solar falls sharply, downgraded to sell
  183. Mexican equities fall as Wal-Mart shares sink 12%
  184. Kellogg shares hit by downbeat forecast
  185. Wal-Mart drops on alleged Mexico bribery scandal
  186. Netflix, TI among decliners as tech stocks slump
  187. B. of A., Citi fare badly in weak financial sec
  188. Chevron, Alpha Natural, Hess hit energy stocks
  189. U.S. stocks start lower; Dow off triple digits
  190. Sunoco may sell refinery stake to Carlyle
  191. Wal-Mart falls, firm checking corruption claims
  192. Treasury yields fall to 2-month lows on Europe
  193. ConocoPhillips production falls, profit dips
  194. Xerox 1st-quarter net off 4.3%; year view affirmed
  195. Kellogg cuts estimate for FY 2012 profit
  196. D.R. Horton profit climbs 46%
  197. Dutch Prime Minister Rutte to resign: reports
  198. Hasbro posts loss, says second half will improve
  199. SunTrust 1st-period net up 39%, revenue up 2.7%
  200. Check Point 1st-quarter net up 18%, revenue up 11%
  201. U.S. stock futures track sharp Asia, Europe losses
  202. Euro-zone April composite PMI falls to 5-month low
  203. French, Dutch, peripheral euro-zone bond yields up
  204. Barnes & Noble shares jump 14% on news of big hedge-fund stake
  205. Netflix shares fall 3% to pace tech retreat
  206. Estate of Mesirow chief Tyree settles for $10 mln in death suit
  207. Dehaier Medical up 35% on U.K. deal
  208. Helix Energy jumps 8% on earnings
  209. Barnes & Noble jumps 14% on Jana Partners stake
  210. Microsoft, Facebook sign deal on AOL patents
  211. Tyree estate gets $10 million in death suit
  212. MarketWatch exclusive: Q&A with Romney economics adviser Glenn Hubbard
  213. The Tell: Netflix is still going its own way
  214. Gold ends lower; silver leads loss, off 3.5%
  215. Trading Deck: Elliott Wave analysis points to limited market upside
  216. SEC charges former CalPERS CEO with fraud
  217. Oil ends down; natural gas rallies back to $2/btus
  218. SEC charges China's SinoTech Energy with fraud
  219. Facebook filing shows lower profit, higher revenue for first quarter
  220. SEC charges former CalPERS CEO with fraud
  221. USATF names new CEO
  222. Net migration from Mexico has stopped: Pew
  223. Facebook filing shows revenue up; earnings down
  224. Yahoo: Microsoft deal shows Facebook's weakness
  225. Netflix shares tumble 13% after hours following quarterly report
  226. Dow ends down 102 points; Wal-Mart shares have worst day since August
  227. U.S. stocks drop on Europe, Kellogg, Wal-Mart
  228. Texas Instruments shares rise late as earnings results beat estimates
  229. Zions Bancorp profit up 72%
  230. Big Lots warns on first-quarter same-store sales
  231. Netflix moves to loss on international costs
  232. Ameriprise first-quarter operating earnings rise
  233. Texas Instruments profit falls 60%
  234. Phillips 66 to replace Supervalu in S&P 500 Index
  235. Japan stocks fall broadly on U.S. losses, stronger yen; Nikkei Average down 0.8%
  236. Japan stocks fall early, but Advantest gains
  237. Australian shares decline in early trading
  238. Mitsubishi UFJ braces for end to low rates: Nikkei
  239. Australia Q1 consumer prices up 0.1%
  240. Australia's consumer inflation well below forecast, sending Australian dollar down
  241. Hong Kong stocks rebound after weak start; HSBC up
  242. China sovereign-wealth fund to get $50 bln: report
  243. Spain mortgage lending sinks over 50% in February
  244. Europe stocks climb back from prior day's rout
  245. China bank regulator watching risky loans
  246. Dow industrials up triple digits in wake of consumer-confidence and home-sales report
  247. U.S. new-home sales in March drop more than 7%
  248. U.S. consumer-confidence gauge declines in April
  249. Blue chips notch 60-point gain in opening half-hour, while Nasdaq languishes in red
  250. Netflix shares plunge 15% early Tuesday