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  1. U.S. stocks edge up; Nasdaq slips with Dell, tech
  2. Discrimination suit vs Bloomberg dismissed: NYT
  3. Republican senator alleges SEC destroyed documents
  4. Tudou shares sink on IPO; rival Youku up
  5. ASX fiscal-year profit rises 7.4%
  6. AMP posts decline in attributable net profit
  7. Foster's advises shareholders reject SABMiller bid
  8. Japanese shares weak in early trading; Nikkei Average down 0.4%
  9. Australian shares edge lower, miners pressure
  10. Japanese shares edge lower, exporters weak
  11. Japan's trade surplus down 90.8% vs a year ago
  12. Hong Kong shares drift lower early; Hang Seng Index down 0.3%
  13. Wesfarmers FY profit rises 23%, beats expectations
  14. Hong Kong shares retreat in early trading, HKEx up
  15. Stoxx says monitoring market conditions closely
  16. HKEx shares up on talks to form bourse venture
  17. Nymex oil futures move lower in electronic trading
  18. European shares move lower in early-morning trades; Stoxx Europe 600 down over 1%
  19. U.S. lifts oversight of Europe banks' units: WSJ
  20. European stocks drop sharply in early trading
  21. Morgan Stanley cuts global growth forecasts
  22. BHP, Anglo American, Xstrata to expand coal mine
  23. Richemont upgraded two notches at Morgan Stanley
  24. China Mobile half year profit up 6.3%
  25. Stage Stores second-quarter profit slips 3%
  26. Sears Holdings loss widens, sales off 1.2%
  27. Children's Place quarterly loss widens
  28. European markets extend losses as banks drop
  29. Morgan Stanley sees ECB rate cut in 2012
  30. Coming up: Consumer price index, jobless claims
  31. Smucker 1st-period net up 8.4%, revenue up 14%
  32. Noble paying Consol $3.4 bln for 50% shale stake
  33. U.S. stock-index futures point to opening losses of 2% or more at the Wall Street ope
  34. U.S. retail-level inflation rises 0.5% in July; initial jobless claims climb to 408,0
  35. U.S. stock futures stay steeply lower after data
  36. Jobless claims rise 9,000 to 408,000
  37. Crude, gold mostly unmoved by jobless claims data
  38. Treasurys up, dollar pares gains after U.S. data
  39. H-P falls 2.5% ahead of earnings
  40. July CPI up 0.5%, core rate up 0.2%
  41. Coming up: July CPI, weekly jobless claims
  42. NetApp shares tank 14% after sales disappoint
  43. GameStop sales disappoint; forecast in line
  44. Bank stocks fall hard in preopen trade
  45. U.S. stocks sharply lower; Dow off 300-plus points
  46. B. of A. falls 6% as financials drive market lower
  47. Ross Stores forecasts fall short; shares drop
  48. U.S yields approach all-time lows as stocks fall
  49. Coming up: Home sales, Philly Fed, LEI
  50. S&P under investigation over mortgages
  51. Dow industrials plunge 300 points as Treasury yields approach all-time lows
  52. Nasdaq Composite sheds 3% in early going as Wall Street slumps; gold and Treasurys ra
  53. Monster stock down 8.3% on jobless claims data
  54. Obama calls for Syria's Assad to step down
  55. Jabil Circuit shares fall 9% in tech retreat
  56. Energy hit hard amid broad market drop
  57. NetApp losses lead big tech slump
  58. U.S. existing-home sales off 3.5% in July; mortgage rates at record low, Freddie says
  59. Sears, Stage Stores, Ross Stores drop
  60. Dollar, Treasurys extends gains after U.S. data
  61. Factory activity weakens sharply in Philadelphia
  62. Geithner: Sanctions to disrupt Assad's cash flow
  63. Delta, American Air take airline sector lower
  64. Broker downgrades IT sector; Cisco, HP and EMC cut
  65. Mortgage rates drop to record lows
  66. July leading economic indicators up 0.5%
  67. Sales of existing homes fall 3.5% in July
  68. VIX gauge of stocks volatility spikes to coindide with sharp global selloff in equiti
  69. Data take U.S. stocks deeper into the red: Dow sheds more than 400 points, Nasdaq off
  70. Media stocks plunge on renewed concerns
  71. Market's fear gauge jumps on global selloff
  72. U.S. stocks thud lower after another round of data
  73. Natural-gas futures add to loss after supply data
  74. Alcoa, AK Steel hammered in stock market pounding
  75. Canadian stocks sink on global economic jitters
  76. UK, France, Germany call for Assad to step down
  77. Florida home, condo sales up 12% in July
  78. Regulator tells Sweden banks to prepare for crisis
  79. Brain-eating amoeba death roll rises
  80. Brain-eating amoeba death roll rises
  81. Morgan Stanley cuts global growth outlook
  82. Fed's Dudley sees low risk of double-dip
  83. Jihadist calls for attack on David Letterman
  84. Europe stock markets close brutal session, with German index finishing nearly 6% lowe
  85. Macy's recalls Martha Stewart casseroles
  86. Brazil, Mexico equities hit in global selloff
  87. European stock markets sink; bank shares hammered
  88. H-P shares jump on report of plans to spin off PCs
  89. Credit Suisse reiterates outperform on Marriott
  90. Hewlett-Packard shares climb on report firm may spin off PC division
  91. Gentium tumbles 29% on drug setback, downgrade
  92. S&P raises PetSmart to buy from hold
  93. Morgan Stanley reiterates attractive view of media
  94. Fox inks multiyear deal with Ultimate Fighting
  95. Madonna signs deal with Smirnoff vodka
  96. Scana shares rise on report of possible sale
  97. Treasury sells TIPS with negative yield; bonds up
  98. Icahn loses showdown with Forest Laboratories
  99. Gold rises $28 to finish at record $1,822 an ounce
  100. Android users prefer apps to mobile Web: Nielsen
  101. Autonomy says it is in talks with H-P over sale
  102. Gold ends at record $1,822 an ounce
  103. Postal union tries to save 220,000 jobs
  104. H-P cuts revenue forecast for fiscal 2011 and says it'll discontinue webOS devices
  105. Sharp drop as H-P shares resume trading
  106. H-P trading halted as company says it may sell PC business, confirms Autonomy talks
  107. H-P cuts sales view, reports ahead of schedule
  108. H-P discontinues webOS handsets, tablets
  109. H-P confirms Autonomy talks, possible PC spinoff
  110. Dow industrials down 500 points as closing bell approaches
  111. Dow closes down 419 points on fears of global slowdown
  112. U.S. stocks fall hard on economic growth fears
  113. AIG repays $2.15 bln to Treasury
  114. Brocade earnings fall in third fiscal quarter
  115. Autodesk's quarterly revenue climbs 16%
  116. Marvell Technology earnings fall almost 13%
  117. Salesforce.com reports net loss for second quarter
  118. H-P to acquire business-analytics software firm Autonomy for about $10 billion in cas
  119. Same-store sales gains boosts Foot Locker profit
  120. Barnes & Noble gets $204 mln from Liberty Media
  121. Public Savings Bank of Pa. fails, 65th for 2011
  122. H-P shares down 10% after hours in wake of dramatic changes at company
  123. Chile holds key rate at 5.25%
  124. Japanese shares join in global rout; Nikkei Average down 2.3%
  125. Japanese shares slide with exporters hit
  126. Australian shares drop sharply in early trading
  127. Hong Kong stocks tumble across the board; Hang Seng Index falls 2.7%
  128. Hong Kong shares tumble on across-the-board losses
  129. South Korea's Kospi slumps 4.5%
  130. Bank of America to slash jobs: WSJ
  131. South Korean stocks slide further; Kospi down 5.4%
  132. Deutsche Bank downgrades China outlook
  133. Esprit weighs sale of Canada, U.S. stores: report
  134. Autonomy shares rocket over 75% in wake of acquisition by H-P
  135. Gold futures surge to record in Asian trading hours
  136. Japanese shares end with sharp losses; Nikkei Average closes down 2.5%
  137. European stocks open lower, extending losses
  138. U.K. sees little competition in pay-TV movies
  139. Stagecoach to return $560 million to shareholders
  140. Trading briefly halted as Kospi drops more than 5%
  141. Hewlett-Packard's shares on track to open 15% lower on the NYSE
  142. Gold futures continue meteoric rise, advance nearly $50 in electronic trades
  143. Ann profit, sales top expectations
  144. Treasurys fall, giving back some of rally
  145. Sweden's Nyberg says liquidity is strong: report
  146. J.P. Morgan further cuts U.S. growth forecast
  147. U.S. stock index futures drop, gold at new high
  148. BP shares drop as firm probes oil sheen in Gulf
  149. S.C.E&G nuclear units get final safety evaluations
  150. Aeropostale slumps on disappointing forecast
  151. UBS, Credit Suisse didn't tap Fed for liquidity
  152. EU may draft euro bond legislation, Rehn says
  153. H-P backing from tablet market; shares tank 14%
  154. Dollar turns down as U.S. stock futures pare loss
  155. Hewlett-Packard sheds 20%, weighing on Dow, but Wall St. show signs of selling exhaus
  156. Icahn to nominate self for Clorox board
  157. Dell shares up on H-P woes, upgrade
  158. H-P hits six-year low, losses lead tech action
  159. U.S. stocks hit at the start; Nasdaq turns green
  160. Oil and gas stocks edge lower along with crude
  161. B. of A. once again leads financials lower
  162. Greece defends Finland collateral agreement
  163. Gap, Ann up on results; New York & Co. slumps
  164. Marvell Tech shares up following results
  165. Salesforce.com shares rise on results, outlook
  166. U.S. stock benchmarks push into positive territory as Nasdaq Composite rebounds to 1%
  167. Intuit shares rise 12% after beating estimates
  168. Dollar falls to record low vs. yen then bounces
  169. No ECB rate hike till December 2012: Barclays
  170. Indian activist Hazare released from jail
  171. Canada stocks edge up, led by gains in gold miners
  172. Airlines catch a lift from market rebound
  173. Dow industrials join S&P, Nasdaq in the green
  174. Gap rises after it maintains forecast
  175. Dollar touches record low vs. yen
  176. U.S. stocks turn down as Europe doubts loom
  177. Shell: 'Good progress" in stopping oil leak
  178. U.S. economic growth turns negative: ECRI
  179. S&P lowers Commvault to hold from buy
  180. New bankcard issuances hit 3-year high: Equifax
  181. Moody's: Credit-card delinquencies hit new low
  182. Moody's: low interest rates pressure life insurers
  183. Credit Suisse cuts Sina to neutral from outperform
  184. Fed must do what it can to help growth: Pianalto
  185. Cubs fire Hendry as general manager
  186. Google sites top July Web visits: comScore
  187. S&P 500 earnings growth pegged at 12%
  188. Union Pacific in $50 million deal with feds
  189. Gold closes at record $1,852 an ounce, gaining 6.3% for the week
  190. Gold rises to record; gains 6.3% in week
  191. Last-minute selling takes oil to lower settlement
  192. Dow finishes down 173 points Friday; Nasdaq paces weekly slide, down 6.6%
  193. J.C. Penney shares get bump on new Ackman pact
  194. Fla.'s Lydian Private Bank 66th failure of year
  195. U.S. stocks cave, extend weekly loss to four
  196. Georgia bank failure ups year's U.S. tally to 67
  197. Japanese shares weak in early trading; Nikkei Average down 0.3%
  198. Australian shares edge lower in early trading
  199. Japanese shares weak in early trading
  200. Bluescope to close plants, swings to FY loss
  201. Libyan rebels reportedly hold Gadhafi's son
  202. Hong Kong stocks climb in early trading: Hang Seng Index up 0.7%
  203. Hong Kong stocks up on local banks, energy shares
  204. Gadhafi's regime at 'tipping point': Obama
  205. Economists favor spending cuts for debt reduction
  206. July Chicago Fed index shows improved activity
  207. Oil, gold rise as markets rebound
  208. FedEx stock looks cheap to J.P. Morgan
  209. Treasurys slide as equities recover from last week
  210. Alcoa upgraded to buy, with $18 price target
  211. Westlake Chemical plans buyback, lifts payout
  212. Lowe's to buy back up to $5 billion of stock
  213. Hurricane Irene crosses Puerto Rico
  214. Hong Kong July CPI jumps less-than-expected 7.9%
  215. Skype to acquire group-message service GroupMe
  216. Germany's Merkel again rules out euro bonds
  217. European stocks edge down in early trading
  218. Thai stocks tumble after GDP unexpectedly shrinks
  219. Micro Focus ends takeover talks
  220. Petrofac revenue climbs 25%
  221. Nasdaq sprints to early gains of more than 2% as U.S. benchmarks erase Friday's losse
  222. Airline stocks rise as Libyan rebels swarm Tripoli
  223. Demand Media announces $25 million buyback plan
  224. Financials rise, T. Rowe, Janus pace lift
  225. Oracle, Cisco highlight tech rally
  226. ECB settled 14.3 bln euros of bond buys last week
  227. Energy stocks jump, Italy's ENI up 9.5%
  228. U.S. stocks surge at the start after 4-week drop
  229. ITC to hear Microsoft patent case against Motorola
  230. Second-quarter rate on mortgage delinquencies ticks up to 8.44%, trade group reports
  231. H-P shares climb 6%; Auriga analyst lifts rating
  232. Lowe's up on buyback plan; New York & Co. cut
  233. Mortgage delinquency rate rises to 8.44%: MBA
  234. Canadian market rises on strength in gold prices
  235. New York & Co. slumps on Piper Jaffray downgrade
  236. Alcoa shares lifted by upgrade
  237. Nuclear evacuees may be kept out for years: Japan
  238. Under Armour jumps on bullish Wall Street comments
  239. Martin Luther King memorial opens to public
  240. Bud Light shopping for new ad agency: report
  241. Needham cuts News Corp. to hold from buy
  242. Dollar turns up as stocks trim gains
  243. Venezuelan gold to come home soon: report
  244. Oil falls as bank shares lead U.S. stocks lower
  245. Google's YouTube leads online viewing in July
  246. Trade group asks court to enjoin new gun rule
  247. Media stocks manage slight gains
  248. Gold jumps nearly $40 to settle at record $1,891.90 an ounce
  249. Gold ends at record, a stone's throw from $1,900
  250. Oil ends higher as investors unwind Brent oil bets