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  1. Hovnanian's second-quarter loss widens
  2. LDK quarterly profit surges to 95 cents per ADS
  3. U.S. stocks extend losing streak after Bernanke
  4. Gold flat after hours, initial move up fizzles
  5. Dollar down, short-term Treasurys up on Bernanke
  6. U.S. stocks pare gains after Bernanke speech
  7. Bernanke says jobs, growth will pick up after June
  8. Hong Kong shares decline in early trading; Hang Seng down 0.5%
  9. Japanese shares drift lower in early trading; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  10. Hong Kong-listed shares decline, HSBC shares slip
  11. Japan promises new nuclear safety measures
  12. Australian stocks higher in early trading
  13. Japan's current-account surplus narrows in April
  14. Japanese shares edge lower in early trading
  15. World Bank tweaks global, U.S. GDP forecast
  16. Australia bans live cattle exports to Indonesia
  17. Europe's benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 index declines in early trades
  18. Treasurys rally as Bernanke curbs enthusiasm
  19. Needham downgrades SunPower to underperform
  20. Visteon rated overweight at J.P. Morgan
  21. Indian stocks fall, weighed down by energy sector
  22. German manufacturing output down 0.6% in April
  23. China overtakes U.S. as top energy consumer: BP
  24. Citi selling $1.7 bln portfolio to AXA unit
  25. Euro-zone GDP grew unrevised 0.8% in first quarter
  26. Europe losses pick up; Italy, Portugal tumble
  27. European stocks lower; RWE, E.On up on broker move
  28. Commerzbank lifted to buy from hold at ING
  29. Punch Taverns sales lifted by good weather
  30. Smiths Group: Underlying sales ahead of last year
  31. Indian stocks fall, weighed by oil sector
  32. Hong Kong commerical landlords set to rise: CS
  33. ChinaSoft rises 22% after Legend unit buys stake
  34. South Korea shares down; BoK cuts Q1 GDP estimate
  35. U.S. stocks edge lower in early trade; oil surges above $100 a barrel
  36. Crude futures turn higher on reports that OPEC fails to reach consensus on quotas
  37. Exxon Mobil discovers Gulf of Mexico oil, pegs deepwater potential at 700 million bar
  38. McDonald's CEO cites 'ongoing sales momentum' as global comparable sales rise 3.1% in
  39. Crude oil trims gain after EIA report
  40. Canadian stocks fall, led by materials and mining
  41. Apple becomes largest OEM chip buyer in 2010
  42. Cabot jumps 6% as analyst lauds Marcellus acreage
  43. Impax drops 11% on downgrade
  44. Abercrombie & Fitch, Gap pace sector drop
  45. Pharmasset rallies 25% on hepatitis drug update
  46. U.K. allows banks to exit guarantee deal early
  47. Gold futures head lower for a second session
  48. Layne Christensen up 12% after results
  49. U.S. stocks mixed after mildly lower start
  50. Energy stocks rise on $100 oil, Exxon strength
  51. Raymond James, Knight rise, financials inch higher
  52. Raymond James, Knight rise, financials inch higher
  53. United Continental up as other airline shares fall
  54. Oil turns higher as OPEC stalls on quota targets
  55. LDK Solar shares fall 4%
  56. OPEC won't boost output; oil prices rise
  57. Exxon discovers 700 million barrels in Gulf of Mex
  58. China says U.S. "playing with fire" on debt delay
  59. Clean Harbors sets 2-for-1 stock split
  60. Goldman Sachs raises Raymond James, Knight Capital
  61. U.S. 2-year yields a whisper from all-time low
  62. Ciena down 14% after missing Q2 estimates
  63. Goldman Sachs initiates AIG coverage at neutral
  64. McDonald's May sales rise 3.1%
  65. Semiconductors, JDSU drag tech stocks
  66. Fed buys $6.41 billion in Treasurys
  67. IEA urges producers to keep up with oil demand
  68. S&P cuts Temple-Inland's outlook to negative
  69. Report says pro-bank measure could fail
  70. Target hikes quarterly dividend by 20% to 30 cents
  71. U.S. sells notes at lowest yield since November
  72. Moody's hikes JetBlue's credit rating to 'B3'
  73. Cost to insure Greek debt soars on Schauble letter
  74. Caterpillar hikes quarterly dividend to 46 cents
  75. Visa, MasterCard fall 5% after Senate rejects measure that would've delayed swipe-fee
  76. Fed's Beige Book reports slowing growth in four of 12 regions, and only one accelerat
  77. Oil rallies on OPEC quota, EIA's supply decrease
  78. TMO Renewables may seek U.K. listing: investor
  79. Senate rejects pro-bank swipe-fee measure
  80. U.S. stock losses lessen after Fed's Beige Book
  81. Treasurys, dollar hold gains after Beige Book
  82. Verenium plunges 16% on price target downgrade
  83. Gold drops over $5, ends lower for second session
  84. Fed Beige Book finds slower growth in four regions
  85. U.S. stocks end lower for sixth session; S&P has longest losing streak since February
  86. Men's Wearhouse profit doubles
  87. Sony: About 37,500 people's data compromised
  88. U.S. stocks extend losing stretch to sixth session
  89. S&P hikes Fairchild Semi by one notch to 'BB+'
  90. Hong Kong stocks slip, with techs, airlines among losers; Hang Seng Index down 0.2%
  91. Japan stocks fall, weighed by U.S. losses, stronger yen; Nikkei Average down 0.5%
  92. Texas Instruments narrows quarterly outlook; shares fall 5% after hours
  93. Europe stocks give up gains; banks, Nestle lower
  94. Europe open higher; Infineon off, Suez up
  95. Merck KGaA glioblastoma-drug-trial enrollment set
  96. Infineon cut to equal-weight at Morgan Stanley
  97. Home Retail hit by consumer electronics slowdown
  98. U.S. probes Libya ties with Goldman, others: WSJ
  99. Remy Cointreau adjusted net income up 17%
  100. Citi customer data exposed in online breach: FT
  101. Australia's jobless rate steady at 4.9% in May
  102. Hong Kong stocks fall on U.S. loss, oil-price rise
  103. Australian shares sag in early trading
  104. Japanese stocks fall on U.S. losses, rising yen
  105. Australia's Newcrest cuts gold output forecast
  106. Japan GDP shrinks unrevised 0.9% in Jan.-March
  107. Brazil raises key rate to 12.25%, as expected
  108. Financial stocks slide into correction: S&P
  109. Pall Corp. reports 2% profit gain
  110. Amylin to push Lilly case after injunction denied
  111. TI sees lower, narrower quarterly outlook range
  112. Weekly first-time jobless claims rise to 427,000, up 1,000; stock futures stay higher
  113. Coming up: U.S. trade gap for April, weekly jobless-claims data
  114. European Central Bank leaves key refi lending rate at 1.25%
  115. Bank of England keeps rates on hold, as expected; pound flat versus dollar
  116. Macy's up; Hanesbrands down in mixed sector
  117. Trichet: "Of course" we won't have U.S. default
  118. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage falls to 4.49%
  119. U.S. fees to three big banks are stopped: report
  120. Oil futures extend gains to trade above $101
  121. Tech stocks score mild early gains
  122. U.S. stocks open up after extended losing streak
  123. Moody's reviews Portugal banks' standalone ratings
  124. US airline stocks held flat by higher oil prices
  125. AIG up as analysts start coverage, financials rise
  126. Energy stocks lead market higher
  127. Hewlett-Packard launches new Wi-Fi tablet computer
  128. Europe stocks up as Trichet, U.S. data in focus
  129. Gold inches up after ECB vigilant on inflation
  130. Trichet urges avoidance of Greece debt default
  131. Trichet: "Strong vigilance" needed on inflation
  132. U.S. stock futures add to gains after data
  133. Treasurys mostly unchanged after data
  134. Dollar trades flat after U.S. economic data
  135. U.S. April trade gap narrows due to Japan quake
  136. Weekly U.S. jobless claims rise to 427,000
  137. Indian stocks end lower on global growth concerns
  138. Brown-Forman profit rises
  139. Coming up: U.S April trade gap, jobless claims
  140. UTC starts with outperform at William Blair
  141. ECB leaves key lending rate unchanged at 1.25%
  142. Smucker quarterly profit falls; revenue climbs
  143. Hong Kong land auction offers mixed price signals
  144. Bank of England keeps rates on hold at 0.5%
  145. Visa enters 2 mobile-financial-services accords
  146. Bank and energy shares in the lead among blue chips as U.S. stocks garner early gains
  147. April wholesale inventories rise 0.8%
  148. Natural-gas futures slip after supply increase
  149. Interpublic Group leads S&P 500 after upgrade
  150. Materials, energy lead Canadian market gains
  151. Corn futures rise nearly 3% on USDA report
  152. UFC in talks for stake in G4 channel: WSJ
  153. Potash, CF Industries gain on USDA grain forecast
  154. Stifel says buy Nasdaq, shares climb 3%
  155. Belgium's UCB to pay $34 mln for misbranding drug
  156. Analysts cut U.S. Q2 growth forecast to 2.5% rate
  157. Housing recovery to be drawn out: Fed's Yellen
  158. Ford to triple electric vehicle capacity
  159. Gold snaps losing streak as inflation fears lurk
  160. Treasury sells $13 bln in 30-year bonds at 4.238%
  161. Oil ends near $102; natural gas sinks nearly 4%
  162. GM's Cadillac sprucing up dealerships
  163. Bank of Korea hikes policy rate by quarter point to 3.25%
  164. Japanese stocks open higher, tracking U.S. gains; Nikkei Average up 1%
  165. Avaya files for IPO, seeks to raise $1 billion
  166. Dow finishes up 75 points, breaking its longest losing streak since July
  167. Hong Kong stocks edge higher ahead of trade data
  168. Bank of Korea hikes key rate to 3.25%
  169. Australian stocks climb in early trading
  170. Japan stocks rally in early trade after U.S. gains
  171. Japan considers evacuating more towns: WSJ
  172. White House formally ends Diamond's Fed bid
  173. Hillary Clinton discussing World Bank job: report
  174. Fed balance sheet grows to record $2.82 trillion
  175. Nasdaq short interest rises to 7.25 billion shares
  176. Microsoft loses Supreme Court appeal in i4i case
  177. Avaya files for $1 billion initial public offering
  178. Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq all close with gains
  179. DeVry CFO Richard Gunst to retire
  180. National Semi's fourth-quarter profit slides
  181. Top Gingrich aides reported to have quit
  182. China's May exports growth slows to 19.4% from April's 29.9%
  183. European stocks slip as miners decline
  184. Oil futures fall as dollar strengthens
  185. Tesco lifted to buy from hold at Jefferies
  186. Bellway sales rate up 9%
  187. Toyota expects smaller FY profit, sales
  188. Daily Mail & General says reviewing GMT options
  189. Akzo Nobel says CEO Hans Wijers to step down
  190. China export growth slows, but trade surplus wider
  191. U.S. nuclear regulator slammed in report: WSJ
  192. U.S. import prices show surprise 0.2% increase for May
  193. Germany confirms sprouts as source of Europe's E. coli outbreak: reports
  194. J.P. Morgan ups Zipcar to overweight
  195. May import prices surprisingly rise, gain 0.2%
  196. U.S. stock futures edge lower after import data
  197. Treasurys, dollar hold gains after import prices
  198. Diana Containerships down on public offering
  199. QEP ugpraded to positive at Susquehanna Financial
  200. Indian stocks fall as industrial production slows
  201. USA Compression files for $200 million IPO
  202. Coming up: May import prices
  203. Life Partners plummets on auditor resignation
  204. Canadian unemployment rate slips to 7.4%
  205. Lululemon quarterly profit climbs 70%
  206. Kenneth Cole names company veteran as CEO
  207. Hays shares rally on Adecco bid talk
  208. Nokia talking to bidders over NSN: report
  209. All 30 Dow components trade in the red as blue chips flirt with 12,000 mark
  210. U.S. stocks stumble on jitters over recovery, inflation and China; Travelers weighs o
  211. New York Fed's Dudley more cautious on U.S. outlook, sees headline inflation moderati
  212. Fed seeks annual capital plans from big banks
  213. Oil trades under $100/barrel on Saudi output news
  214. Novo Nordisk to pay $1.7 mln in DoJ settlement
  215. Dollar index gains more ground as U.S. stocks drop
  216. Europe extends losses as Wall Street drops
  217. Micromet shares leap on leukemia study
  218. MEMC falls more than 4% after downgrade
  219. Travelers weighs on financial stocks
  220. Chelsea Therapeutics soars on price target upgrade
  221. Gold futures drop by as much as $16 an ounce
  222. Lululemon jumps; Zale drops in lower sector
  223. Airline stocks trade sideways after bruising week
  224. UAW open to new pay discussions
  225. Energy stocks fall back after gains
  226. Tech stocks retreat in early trading
  227. Stocks slide at the start; 6th down week likely
  228. Molycorp shares fall after stock, debt offering
  229. Pandora Media ups size, price of IPO
  230. Oil gives back gains, holds above $100 a barrel
  231. Zale cut to neutral by BofA-Merrill Lynch
  232. Risks to recovery have increased: Fed's Dudley
  233. Former Irish finance minister Lenihan dead at 52
  234. Morgan Keegan upgrades Noble Corp. to outperform
  235. Fed says it may make big banks seek permission each year for dividends, buybacks
  236. Chesapeake CEO re-elected to board of directors
  237. JetBlue May traffic up 10.6%, capacity rises 8.9%
  238. Metals, energy lead Canadian decline
  239. Goodyear shares fall 7% on weak tire demand
  240. AK Steel stock up 2.5%, leads S&P 500
  241. QE2 sellers bought agencies, corporates: Goldman
  242. Coming up: May U.S. budget data
  243. Live Nation shares jump on Liberty deal talk
  244. U.S. stocks off lows as financials pare losses
  245. Gold down as inflation fear subsides; silver tanks
  246. Fed to buy $62 billion in Treasurys this month
  247. Hillary Clinton says not pursuing World Bank post
  248. U.S. May budget deficit $57.6 billion: Treasury
  249. Corn edges closer to $8 a bushel
  250. Dow ends below 12,000 level Friday, capping sixth straight week of losses