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  1. Pernod Ricard like-for-like sales up 5%
  2. SocGen net off 14%, net banking income up 0.6%
  3. Swiss Re swings to loss as catastrophe claims jump
  4. BBVA net profit falls 7.3%, beats estimates
  5. Axa revenue flat as profitability drive continues
  6. Hong Kong stocks edge higher in afternoon session
  7. Indian stocks rise, led by energy sector
  8. Weekly initial U.S. jobless claims leap to 474,000
  9. Coming up: Weekly jobless claims and first-quarter productivity data
  10. General Motors posts fifth straight quarterly profit as revenue grows 15%
  11. Bank of England keeps monetary policy on hold
  12. Energy stocks in the red for the fourth day
  13. Six Flags to split its stock, plans cash dividend
  14. U.S. stocks open lower on jump in jobless claims
  15. Bernanke: More work ahead for regulators
  16. PEG's operating earnings beat mark
  17. CenterPoint Energy profit, revenue rise
  18. Gap April same store sales up 8%
  19. Trichet: ECB is never "precommitted" on rates
  20. Saks posts 5.8% rise in April same-store sales
  21. Kohl's same-store sales rise 10% in April
  22. TJX same-store sales rise 5% for April
  23. Ross Stores sales rises for April; ups outlook
  24. U.S. stock futures extend losses after claims
  25. J.C. Penney April same-store sales up 6.4%
  26. Treasurys, dollar gain after weak jobless claims
  27. Macy's same-store sales rise 10.8% in April
  28. Cablevision Systems quarterly profit rises
  29. Nordstrom same-store sales rise 7.6%
  30. Aeropostale cuts forecast; shares tumble
  31. Weekly U.S. jobless claims jump to 474,000
  32. U.S. productivity climbs 1.6% in first quarter
  33. Orbitz loss widens with fewer vacation sales
  34. Dillard's same-store sales climb 11% in April
  35. BJs same-store sales up 4.1% ex-gas
  36. El Paso profit falls, adjusted net beats target
  37. Target same-store sales rise for April
  38. International air travel, freight demand stumbles
  39. Coming up: Jobless claims, quarterly productivity
  40. Ameren profit falls
  41. GM profit tops $3 billion, sales climb
  42. Benchmark 30-year mortgage rate matches 2011 low
  43. Men's Wearhouse shares spike 15% on outlook
  44. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage falls to 4.71%
  45. Aeropostale tumbles; Men's Wearhouse jumps
  46. Cisco unveils streamlining plan, shares rise
  47. Financials fall as week's jobs data show weakness
  48. Airline stocks rise as oil tumbles more than 3%
  49. EA, JDS Uniphase gains fail to lift tech stocks
  50. Dow industrials off as much as 89 points in opening hour as jobless claims startle St
  51. Natural gas adds to losses after supply report
  52. Murphy Oil shares fall 4% on trimmed outlook
  53. Smith Micro shares fall 22% on forecast, downgrade
  54. BMC Software climbs on strong earnings, outlook
  55. NetQin shares tumble in IPO
  56. Pericom Semi shares jump on results, forecast
  57. Commodity slide sends Canadian stocks lower
  58. Gartner shares sink more than 7%
  59. Leap Wireless shares rise 9%
  60. U.S. stock losses mount as oil prices slump
  61. Viacom says MTV CEO Judy McGrath is resigning
  62. Merger sends Kendle shares soaring
  63. PC chips rise 7.4% in first quarter: IDC
  64. Fortress shares drop 5.5% after results
  65. Portuguese stocks rally as EU-IMF bailout is secured
  66. Air Canada narrows first-quarter loss by 83%
  67. Pharmaceutical stocks pressured; Pfizer off 0.7%
  68. 6.1 magnitude quake hits off Japan northeast coast
  69. Oil futures drop more than 6%
  70. Dow industrials tumble 139 points as commodities suffer worst day since 2009
  71. Oil prices dip below $100 a barrel as commodities stage broad selloff
  72. Priceline earnings surge in first quarter
  73. Real Networks swings to first-quarter loss
  74. GOP demands CFPB changes before director vote
  75. CME expands oil-price limits on sharp selloff
  76. Dollar short squeeze pushing commodities down
  77. Commodities suffer worst slide since 2009
  78. Corn, soybean prices drop in commodities selloff
  79. Oil futures skid 8.6% to close under $100
  80. Airline stocks rally as oil falls below $100
  81. Energy stocks weak as oil sells off
  82. Oil dips below $100 as commodities sell off
  83. Gold settles under $1,500, silver trades 8% lower
  84. Modest Fed hike needed by year-end: Kocherlakota
  85. Demand Media loss widens, net sales rise 50%
  86. Oil falls sharply on demand worries: analysts
  87. QLogic swings to a profit as sales rise
  88. Visa quarterly net income $881 million
  89. Sunoco loss widens on high oil price, outages
  90. Fluor posts slight profit bump, affirms outlook
  91. U.S. stocks slide on weak economy, commodities
  92. Kraft results aided by sales growth, price hikes
  93. Al-Qaeda considered Sept. 11 rail attack: reports
  94. AIG reports quarterly net loss of $543 million
  95. Fortress Macro hedge fund lost 1.21% in April
  96. Hong Kong stocks open with losses, as resource shares drop; Hang Seng Index down 0.9%
  97. Japan stocks open sharply lower after long holiday; Nikkei Average down 1.4%
  98. Japan stocks end morning sharply lower
  99. Australia central bank tips more tightening ahead
  100. Hong Kong hit again by resources, but airlines up
  101. Australian shares decline as miners drop
  102. Japanese stocks plunge on strong yen, weak oil
  103. June contract for crude-oil futures tumbles over 4%, below $100 a barrel
  104. Silver futures extend drop to $35.02, down from $36.24 New York settlement
  105. Fed's Yellen cautiously backs capital controls
  106. Crude oil futures extend sharp losses
  107. WellCare lifts outlook as profit rebounds
  108. Constellation Energy profit drops 58%
  109. German March industrial production rises 0.7%
  110. Lufthansa upgraded to buy at UBS
  111. Cautious start for Europe; RBS, BASF up on results
  112. International Airlines swings to profit
  113. Rolls-Royce sticks to full-year guidance
  114. RBS loss doubles, impairment charges decline
  115. BASF doubles profit; confirms 2011 view
  116. Alcatel-Lucent narrows loss, reaffirms outlook
  117. Indian stocks up 1% after slide in crude oil
  118. Gold halts drop, but silver still falling
  119. Al Qaeda statement confirms bin Laden death: reports
  120. U.S. economy adds 244,000 jobs in April; unemployment rate is 9%
  121. Warnaco drops after first-quarter profit miss
  122. Al Qaeda statement confirms bin Laden death
  123. Southwest, AirTran traffic rose for April
  124. Washington Post earnings fall 66%
  125. Europe stocks extend gains after U.S. payrolls
  126. U.S. stock futures jump on employment report
  127. Treasury yields jump, dollar stays up after data
  128. Crude oil futures remain in red after jobs number
  129. SEC's Schapiro eyes high frequency traders
  130. U.S. adds 244,000 jobs in April; jobless rate 9.0%
  131. Japan orders nuclear reactor closure at Hamaoka
  132. Coming up: U.S. employment report for April
  133. Pepco Holdings profit rises, sticks to 2011 view
  134. Canada stocks rise after upbeat data on jobs
  135. Dudley: Manufacturing jobs rise 'encouraging'
  136. Barnes & Noble jumps 5% after Janney rates it buy
  137. Jobs data lift retail stocks; Warnaco slides
  138. Demand Media gains lead tech stocks' rise
  139. U.S. stocks open sharply up on April payrolls
  140. Energy stocks rise on jobs report
  141. Airline stocks rise; oil dips below $100
  142. Strong jobs data lift big banks, other financials
  143. Gene Peroni: Dow may be headed to 16,000
  144. Warner Music dealt to Access Industries for $3.3 bln
  145. Fed's Dudley: Manufacturing-job gains 'encouraging'
  146. Dow industrials up as much as 156 points in opening hour as payrolls report fuels opt
  147. Oil turns lower, slips back below $100
  148. Greece calls leaving euro 'out of the question'
  149. Euro falls on report about Greece: Oanda
  150. Uncle Mo scratched from Kentucky Derby
  151. BP shares rally after news on stalled Russian deal
  152. Credit Suisse upgrades Delek, upbeat on refiners
  153. Dudley: Missing quite badly on employment mandate
  154. Oil turns higher; silver pares losses
  155. Germany wants to block Draghi as ECB head: report
  156. WellCare shares jump on earnings report
  157. Fluor leads S&P higher after strong results
  158. Sequenom climbs 11% on product update
  159. Kraft shares seen worth more by analysts
  160. Obagi plunges 22% on earnings, legal issues
  161. Access to buy Warner Music in $3.3 bln deal
  162. Silver futures suffer worst weekly selloff since 1980, falling 27%
  163. Oil finishes at $97 a barrel Friday, losing almost 15% for the week
  164. MW Radio: Mark Hulbert dissects 'complicated' market reaction to bin Laden death
  165. Silver has biggest weekly drop since 1980
  166. Consumers must share in oil-price drop: A-G Holder
  167. Consumer credit up 3% in March
  168. Oil ends 2.6% lower as rebound fizzles
  169. Gold ends higher; silver lower but pares losses
  170. Treasurys turn higher after Greece reports
  171. Greece calls rumor that it is leaving euro zone 'completely untrue'
  172. U.S. stocks close the week down 1.7% after Friday gains are halved
  173. Stocks ride jobs hopes to gains, end week down 1%
  174. Plum Pretty wins 2011 Kentucky Oaks
  175. Greece: Euro exit speculation 'completely untrue'
  176. Hong Kong stocks open higher, with energy shares climbing; Hang Seng Index up 0.5%
  177. Japanese stocks rise in early trade, with tech exporters higher; Nikkei Average up 0.
  178. Indian stocks dip slightly as crude oil rises
  179. China's yuan at record ahead of Washington talks
  180. Singapore stocks rise after weekend elections
  181. Hong Kong shares bounce from eight-session slump
  182. Australia business conditions soften in April: NAB
  183. Australian shares move higher, with miners strong
  184. Japanese stocks lose ground as higher yen weighs
  185. HSBC posts quarterly profit of over $4 billion, annual operating costs rise
  186. Stoxx Europe 600 index declines in early trades
  187. Chubu Electric decides to halt Hamaoka nuke plant
  188. Greek CDS spreads widen on debt worries
  189. HSBC profit up 58% on lower taxes; costs rise
  190. German trade surplus widens, euro edges higher
  191. U.K. banks drop payment-protection insurance fight
  192. Elan Drug Tech., Alkermes to merge in $960M deal
  193. European stocks open lower on Greek concerns
  194. Unilever gets U.S. OK for Alberto Culver buy
  195. Lonmin profit triples on strong platinum price
  196. Munich Re swings to loss on heavy claims
  197. Barclays takes 1 bln pound provision over PPI
  198. Japanese stocks suffer from yen, power-supply fear
  199. LinkedIn sets price of $32 to $35 a share in initial public offering
  200. Rental-car firm Hertz proposes bid for Dollar Thrifty
  201. Dynegy swings to a loss; board mulls restructuring
  202. McDonald's April sales up 6%, topping estimates
  203. Goldman ups E-Trade to buy, cuts Ameritrade
  204. Southwest upgraded at Dahlman Rose
  205. Tyson Foods posts a flat quarterly profit
  206. United Continental traffic, revenue rose for April
  207. CIC official urges yuan convertibility: report
  208. LinkedIn Corp. IPO to raise about $271 million
  209. Hertz offers $2.08 billion for Dollar Thrifty
  210. AES earns 28 cents; reaffirms full-year guidance
  211. Hindustan Unilever up 3% after results, spin-off
  212. China wary on rise of yuan in Hong Kong: Nomura
  213. LinkedIn IPO aims to raise as much as $274 million
  214. U.S. stock indexes post modest gains early Monday while metals rebound from rout
  215. Greece's credit rating cut by S&P; euro gains pared
  216. India's Tata begins export of world's cheapest car
  217. Apple overtakes Google as world's most valuable brand: survey
  218. Tyson Foods shares drop 5%
  219. Nuance shares jump to record high on Apple rumor
  220. Dollar Thrifty shares jump 12% on Hertz bid
  221. Staples, Abercrombie & Fitch cut in lower sector
  222. Citigroup trades at $44 after reverse stock split
  223. Gold gains; silver up after five-session loss
  224. Intel share decline highlights tech action
  225. Energy stocks rise for second day in a row
  226. E-Trade rises on Goldman upgrade, financials dip
  227. Treasurys erase most losses after Greece downgrade
  228. U.S. stocks bounce back along with commodities
  229. Airline stocks whither as oil rises
  230. Nvidia to buy Icera for $367 million
  231. Sempra profit rises; revenue dips slightly
  232. Tenet rejects Community Health's third buyout bid
  233. Greek CDS spreads widen after downgrade
  234. S&P cuts Greece credit rating to B from BB-minus
  235. Euro pares gains after Greece's rating cut
  236. Sysco quarterly profit climbs
  237. Treasurys slip as stocks, commodities recover
  238. Newt Gingrich to announce bid for GOP presidential nomination
  239. Citigroup shares top $45 for first time since 2007 -- after reverse split
  240. Material, consumer stocks boost Canada market
  241. Fed buys $7.24 bln in Treasury bonds
  242. Oil futures climb after five-session losing streak
  243. Sysco shares jump 13% to lead S&P advancers
  244. Crude-oil futures up more than 4%, reclaiming $101-a-barrel mark
  245. Gasoline heads for best day since Feb., oil gains
  246. Wells Fargo buys foreign currency wholesaler
  247. Southern tornadoes may cost insurers $5.5 bln
  248. Moody's warns multi-notch cut for Greece possible
  249. Dollar Thrifty to review Hertz's $72-a-share offer
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