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  1. Salesforce.com profit slips as sales rise 34%
  2. Safeway hikes dividend by 21% to 14.5 cents
  3. Gap slashes outlook as profit tumbles 23%
  4. Fed balance sheet grows to record $2.762 trillion
  5. Foot Locker profit up 74% as sales increase
  6. LDK Solar postpones dollar-denominated debt deal
  7. Western Union raises quarterly dividend 14%
  8. Intuit reports 15% rise in quaterly earnings
  9. Symantec to buy Clearwell Systems for $390M
  10. Bank of Japan keeps interest rates, economic assessment unchanged
  11. Hong Kong stocks open higher as banks swing upward; Hang Seng Index rises 0.3%
  12. Japan stocks seesaw early, with trading firms weak, pharma rising; Nikkei Average fla
  13. Bank of Japan holds steady; cites disaster impact
  14. Hong Kong shares seesaw, but banks advance
  15. Japan stocks rise, led by exporters, pharma shares
  16. Australian shares slide, miners weak
  17. Japan banking head slams gov. pressure: report
  18. Liberty Media makes $1B bid for Barnes & Noble
  19. West Australia may see less GST revenue: report
  20. Japan's Tepco posts $15.3 billion fiscal-year loss; president resigns
  21. BP climbs as European markets edge higher
  22. Lloyds downgraded to neutral at Goldman Sachs
  23. Scottish & Southern profit rises 21%
  24. Tepco posts $15.3 billion fiscal-year loss
  25. MOEX paying BP $1.07 bln in Macondo settlement
  26. Indian stocks rally, denting weekly losses
  27. Retailers in premarket limelight: Barnes & Noble up 30%, Gap down 18%
  28. Gap shares tumble 17% in preopen trading following weak results
  29. Morgan Stanley and financial sector inch up
  30. Salesforce.com, LinkedIn gains highlight early tec
  31. Energy stocks fall back; Anadarko up
  32. Oil resumes downward path, trades under $98
  33. U.S. stocks start lower after two-day advance
  34. FrontPoint hedge fund shutting most funds: report
  35. Gap shares tumble on cost worries
  36. Barnes & Noble surges on Liberty Media offer
  37. Micro Focus up after Bain, Advent make approaches
  38. Treasury yields fall towards 2011 lows
  39. Fortune sells golf unit for $1 bln to Fila Korea
  40. Ann profit rises more than estimated
  41. LinkedIn shares up 9% at dawn of second session on NYSE
  42. U.S. stocks retrenching early Friday after two-day advance
  43. Acorda jumps 16% on EU nod for MS drug
  44. Euro-zone May consumer confidence rises
  45. Gold trades lower on rising dollar
  46. Delta, United lead airline stocks lower
  47. Gap paces sector drops; Barnes & Noble surges
  48. Stocks fall to session lows after Greece downgrade
  49. Euro extends decline after Fitch downgrades Greece
  50. Fitch downgrades Greece to B-plus from BB-plus
  51. Ireland bailout program off to good start: IMF
  52. Diet-drug developers gain ahead of medical meeting
  53. Fed buys $6.94 bln in Treasurys; bonds stay up
  54. Canadian stocks head south on commodities, data
  55. U.S. talking to all sides about IMF job: Geithner
  56. Goldman execs expect subpoenas, WSJ says
  57. S&P cuts Credit Agricole ratings on Greek debt
  58. Czech's fund unaffected by FrontPoint closures
  59. U.S. stocks pare losses as oil futures turn higher
  60. Explosion at Foxconn plant kills two: reports
  61. Coffee futures fall; ICE to stem coffee volatility
  62. Gold ends above $1,500, best since May 10
  63. Aetna board OKs additional $750 mln share buyback
  64. Oil rises more than 1% but ends short of $100
  65. Dow industrials finish lower Friday, capping third straight week of losses
  66. Dow industrials down more than 100 points as closing bell approaches
  67. Stocks close with thud, fall for third week
  68. Strauss-Kahn to get $250,000 in severance: IMF
  69. IMF approves 26-billion euro ($36.8 billion) loan to Portugal: reports
  70. China Fire & Security shares jump on buyout offer
  71. Portugal gets 26 bln euro IMF loan: reports
  72. Delta, JetBlue lead airlines higher for week
  73. Money managers slash bets oil will go higher: CFTC
  74. Sears CFO Michael Collins steps down
  75. Georgia bank failures bring 2011 U.S. tally to 42
  76. Strauss-Kahn leaves jail for house arrest: reports
  77. Hong Kong stocks open sharply lower; factory blast hits Foxconn; Hang Seng Index down
  78. Japanese stocks open lower, with banks among leading decliners; Nikkei Average down 1
  79. Hong Kong shares slide, led by Foxconn tumble
  80. Australian shares decline, banks under pressure
  81. Japanese stocks fall sharply, with banks down
  82. Asia markets sell off, as euro jitters hit banks
  83. Indian stocks dip on European recovery concerns
  84. Spain's Socialists suffer heavy election losses
  85. Spain's Socialists suffer heavy election losses
  86. China May flash manufacturing activity slips: HSBC
  87. U.S. stock futures down more than 100 points on sovereign-debt concern
  88. Sony revises fiscal 2010 result to $3.2B net loss; current-year profit seen
  89. Europe stocks tumble on renewed sovereign-debt concerns
  90. Ceres files $100 million IPO
  91. KKR hires H-P exec for technology investments
  92. Satyam posts loss, hit by U.S. settlement charges
  93. China's looming power shortage to eclipse 2004
  94. Krispy Kreme profit more than doubles
  95. BP upgraded to buy at Societe Generale
  96. Euro slips below $1.40 as contagion fears mount
  97. U.S. stock futures drop as debt worries hit Europe
  98. Morrisons close to GBP1.5 bln bid for Iceland: rpt
  99. Sony cuts last FY net profit view to $3.2 bln loss
  100. Euro-zone growth slows in May, PMI data show
  101. China stocks fall on weak data, overseas cues
  102. Lenders are creating glut of foreclosed homes: NYT
  103. Europe stocks fall on Italy, Greece, Spain worries
  104. Icap upgraded to outperform at Credit Suisse
  105. Ericsson cut to underperform at B. of A. Merrill
  106. British Land net profit slips; upbeat on outlook
  107. Toyota, Salesforce form car-owner social network
  108. Australian shares drop back to mid-March levels
  109. Sony to brief Monday on last FY outlook revision
  110. Treasurys gain on worries about European debt
  111. Campbell Soup quarterly profit rises
  112. LinkedIn shares retreat 8.5% in third day of trades
  113. Crude-oil futures down 2.5%
  114. Apple down as much as 1.5% on Foxconn crisis as tech retreats with broader market
  115. U.S. benchmarks shed 1% or more at Wall Street open; all 30 Dow industrials in the re
  116. Fed buys $6.94 bln in bonds; Treasurys stay up
  117. LinkedIn shares fall more than 8%
  118. Caterpillar leads industrial sector pull-back
  119. Amazon leads retail stocks lower, Gap rebounds
  120. NYSE leads financials down, LaBranche bucks trend
  121. NYSE leads financials down, LaBranche bucks trend
  122. Airline stocks dip after Iceland volcano eruption
  123. Apple leads tech shares down on Foxconn crisis
  124. U.S. stocks open sharply lower on global concerns
  125. Energy stocks lead the way into the red
  126. Greece to sell ports, Postbank; launch wealth fund
  127. Fitch revises Belgium's credit outlook to negative
  128. Cheniere extends rally on export approval
  129. Fitch raises Oracle ratings to A+
  130. Gold settles higher for second day
  131. Oil down 2.4%, nat gas bucks trend to gain 2.7%
  132. EBay may use Skype cash for mobile buyouts: WSJ
  133. Dow industrials close down 131 points on concerns over European debt
  134. Hedge fund investor to host Romney fund-raiser
  135. Wal-Mart top execs in China resign: report
  136. Hanover Insurance hit by April storm losses
  137. China's April oil demand up 8.3%: Platts
  138. GT Solar shares rise on earnings, raised outlook
  139. Harris searching for successor to CEO Lance
  140. Stocks crater on euro fears; Dow at one-month low
  141. S&P ups Brazil foreign-currency view to positive
  142. Japan stocks open lower, with banks weak; Nikkei Average down 0.3%
  143. Goldman Sachs downgrades '11/'12 China GDP view
  144. Obama to leave Ireland early due to volcanic ash
  145. Hong Kong stocks lower, as China metal, property stocks decline; Hang Seng Index down
  146. Hong Kong ends morning with slim gains
  147. Hong Kong vulnerable to end of carry trade: Daiwa
  148. Hong Kong shares slip; metals down, coal miners up
  149. Fed's Bullard sees rates on hold after QE2
  150. Japan stocks lower, with car shares weak
  151. Australian shares decline, banks move lower
  152. U.S. retail chains' weekly sales rise 3.1%
  153. Marks & Spencer shares fall after retailer posts cautious outlook; Europe edges highe
  154. Lloyds, RBS among 14 British firms put on review by Moody's for possible downgrade
  155. Analyst lifts Cree target on contract win
  156. Treasurys slip as stocks look set to rise
  157. El Paso rallies on plan to split into two firms
  158. El Paso rallies on plan to split into two firms
  159. Air France flight recorders show pilot error: WSJ
  160. Retailers' weekly sales rise 3.1%: survey
  161. Delta, US Air resubmit NY, DC slot-swap proposal
  162. Medtronic profit slips
  163. AutoZone quarterly profit rises 12%
  164. J.M. Smucker hikes coffee prices by 11%
  165. Sanderson swings to loss as grain prices soar
  166. Greek default could hit other ratings: Moody's
  167. Greek CDS spreads at record; Italy, Spain stable
  168. Credit Suisse upgrades Safran, cuts Rolls-Royce
  169. Ifo May German business index unchanged
  170. Glencore shares gain 1.8% in London trade
  171. Volcanic ash cloud perturbs Scotland flights
  172. Pernod-Ricard lifted to overweight at J.P. Morgan
  173. Lithuania's Sanitas agrees to purchase by Valeant
  174. European stocks edge up in early trading
  175. Indian stocks rise, led by banks
  176. Moody's may downgrade Lloyds, RBS, 12 others
  177. Marks & Spencer year net up 14%; outlook cautious
  178. Asia stocks erase some losses; Japan ends higher
  179. Big U.S. banks making progress: Fed's Rosengren
  180. U.S. new-home sales notch 7.3% pickup in April
  181. U.S. stocks scale back rise after economic data
  182. Yandex IPO set to trade after pricing above range
  183. Crude oil keeps gains after new-home sales data
  184. U.S. April new home sales up 7.3%
  185. Problem banks grow in first quarter, FDIC says
  186. Fed's Hoenig calls for new limits on bank activity
  187. Tech stocks edge upward, await Yandex debut
  188. U.S. stocks open higher as energy leads rebound
  189. Energy stocks snap back, El Paso leads
  190. AIG off ahead of Treasury sale, financials inch up
  191. Airline stocks decline as oil moves toward $100
  192. Coming up: New home sales for April
  193. Russian Internet IPO Yandex jumps nearly 40% in first trades
  194. U.S. stocks lose steam; Nasdaq in the red
  195. Treasurys, dollar stay lower after home-sales data
  196. World Bank stresses need for Egypt, Tunisia reform
  197. Joplin tornado may cost insurers $1B-$3B: Eqecat
  198. AutoZone shares jump 6% on strong profit gain
  199. Bair urges Obama to name regulator nominees
  200. Chrysler says it has repaid bailout loans from U.S., Canada in full
  201. Wind execs call for long-term incentives
  202. Gold settles at best since May 3, gains 0.5%
  203. CFTC charges 3 firms with oil price manipulation
  204. Treasury sells 2-year notes to strong demand
  205. S&P cuts Sears's rating to "speculative" grade
  206. Canada stocks fall after five-session win
  207. Oil rally 1.9% on dollar, forecast upgrades
  208. Tablets hurt PC sales in Q1: IHS iSuppli
  209. U.S. stocks finish in red for third straight session
  210. Compuware earnings fall 7%
  211. TiVo moves to profit on Dish payments
  212. Applied Materials net nearly doubles
  213. U.S. stocks end at lowest in a little over a month
  214. API reports smaller decline for oil supplies
  215. Qualcomm: Atheros deal to to be dilutive in 2011
  216. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde plans to announce bid to lead IMF, report s
  217. Lagarde to announce IMF bid, Reuters says
  218. AIG stock offering prices at $29, raising $8.7 billion for insurer and U.S. governmen
  219. Alpha Natural to replace Massey in S&P 500 June 1
  220. AIG stock offering prices at $29
  221. China, allies slam Europe on push for IMF chief
  222. Japan swings to trade deficit as exports dive
  223. Japanese stocks open higher, with weak yen boosting car shares; Nikkei Average up 0.2
  224. Toyota to speed up Japanese output: report
  225. Japanese auto stocks rise, but some techs lower
  226. Australian shares slip, banks pressured
  227. Hong Kong stocks drop as property and bank shares move lower; Hang Seng Index down 0.
  228. Hong Kong shares decline; Glencore trades weaker
  229. Democrat Hochul wins closely watched N.Y. election
  230. Asia stock markets move lower after U.S. losses
  231. Glencore retreats 2.6% in Hong Kong debut
  232. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde formally enters race to be next IMF chief
  233. Diageo reportedly in talks to buy tequila maker Jose Cuervo
  234. UnitedHealth Group ups dividend, launches buyback
  235. Hormel lifts outlook as profit rises 41%
  236. Greece denies plan for early elections: report
  237. Costco posts higher profit on 16% sales growth
  238. Global recovery under way, but risks remain: OECD
  239. France's Lagarde announces bid to head IMF
  240. Europe stocks shift higher, aided by banks, autos
  241. Toll Brothers trims loss to $20.8 million
  242. Costco profit up 6% as comparable sales rise
  243. Diageo in talks to buy Jose Cuervo: reports
  244. Europe stocks lower, led by banks, resources
  245. China forecast shows no drought relief: report
  246. Novartis reports positive results on canakinumab
  247. Vodafone, Belgacom downgraded at Nomura
  248. Cable & Wireless Communications profit up 59%
  249. Commerzbank upgraded to outperform: Macquarie
  250. Cisco Systems' shares plumb 52-week low, off 1%; U.S. stock benchmarks hint at weaker