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  1. Gold futures log first gain in three sessions
  2. Krispy Kreme posts higher profit, shares rise late
  3. Nasdaq to open on Monday despite Hurricane Irene
  4. NYSE to open Monday; contingency plans in place
  5. Japan stocks slip after U.S. losses, but weaker yen limits loss; Nikkei Average down
  6. Japan's July core consumer price index rises 0.1% vs. forecasts for 0.1% drop
  7. CME cuts margin requirements on crude-oil futures
  8. Australia's central bank says markets on edge
  9. Hong Kong stocks open lower after U.S. losses; Hang Seng Index down 0.3%
  10. Hong Kong shares fall in early trade, but ICBC up
  11. Australian shares decline in early trading
  12. Japan stocks rise modestly on weaker yen
  13. Hurricane Irene may intensify before Saturday landfall projected for North Carolina c
  14. Shares in Tiffany jump over 7% premarket after firm raises earnings outlook
  15. Car maker Peugeot leads European stocks lower in early trading
  16. Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan confirms resignation, local reports say
  17. Hurricane Irene lumbers past Florida toward NC
  18. Tiffany lifts outlook as results beat expectations
  19. Euro-zone private-sector loan growth slows in July
  20. Peugeot leads European stocks lower
  21. G4S downgraded to neutral at J.P. Morgan Cazenove
  22. Second-quarter growth in U.S. gross domestic product revised down to 1.0% rate
  23. U.S. stock futures remain lower after GDP
  24. Airlines begin canceling flights ahead of Irene
  25. Pandora shares rise 6.4% on revenue growth
  26. Dollar, Treasury yields pare decline after GDP
  27. U.S. second-quarter growth revised down to 1.0%
  28. Irene to impact engineering and construction firms
  29. Fed Chairman Bernanke puts off easing talk until September meeting
  30. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke puts off easing talk until September meeting
  31. August gauge of U.S. consumer sentiment improves modestly but slightly lower than for
  32. Selling resumes in U.S. stocks as Wall Street awaits Fed chief Bernanke's speech
  33. Treasurys rise more, dollar pares loss on Bernanke
  34. European stocks extend fall as Bernanke speaks
  35. U.S. stocks fall further as Bernanke speaks
  36. Canada shares track weak US stocks before Bernanke
  37. Bernanke puts off easing talk until Sept. FOMC
  38. UMich consumer sentiment survey at 55.7 in August
  39. Aruba Networks gets lift as earnings rise
  40. Tiffany rises on result; Shoe Carnival drops
  41. OmniVision shares crash as forecast disappoints
  42. Tech stocks slip, as OmniVision tumbles
  43. Bank of America cools off as financial stocks drop
  44. U.S. stocks open modestly lower ahead of Bernanke
  45. Greece: No bond swap if participation below 90%
  46. Energy stocks remain in the red
  47. Oil trades lower ahead of Bernanke
  48. Airline stocks decline on weaker GDP view
  49. Market turns positive, after initial stumble following Bernanke speech
  50. Dollar turns down; market still sees easing plans
  51. Champagne harvest begins
  52. Lenny Dykstra now charged with indecent exposure
  53. TiVo extends gains
  54. Swiss franc drops vs. euro, dollar
  55. U.S. releases study on Keystone XL pipeline
  56. U.S. stocks rally in relief after Bernanke
  57. Boeing 787 Dreamliner wins U.S., European approval
  58. U.S. economic weakness accelerates: ECRI
  59. New York City to close mass-transit system at noon Saturday: reports
  60. Gold gains a second day, still down 3% on week
  61. NYC mayor orders mandatory evacuations
  62. New York calls up troops in face of Irene threat
  63. Jersey casinos shut down ahead of Irene
  64. NYC to shut down mass transit Saturday: NYT
  65. Obama: Irene likely 'dangerous and costly'
  66. Economist Sinai sees one-in-three chance of QE3
  67. Pennsylvania governor declares state of emergency
  68. Oil ends slightly higher, up 3.8% on week
  69. Airlines cancel 1,450 flights ahead of Irene
  70. U.S. stocks end higher Friday, snapping a four-week losing streak
  71. Obama talked economy with IMF's Lagarde
  72. U.S. stock indexes notch first weekly gain in five
  73. Groupon CEO courts SEC ire with email: reports
  74. Facebook ditching daily-deal offering: report
  75. Hurricane Irene comes ashore in North Carolina
  76. Exelon's PECO: 297,000 customers are without power
  77. Irene downgraded to tropical storm as center passes over New York City
  78. Japan stocks rise mildly on positive U.S. cue, with techs rising; Nikkei Average up 0
  79. Australia stocks rise with banks, retailers higher
  80. Japan stocks edge higher with some techs rising
  81. Hong Kong stocks gain, with energy shares among leaders; Hang Seng Index up 1.2%
  82. Hong Kong shares climb; Sinopec up, banks subdued
  83. Obama set to tap Krueger to head economic council
  84. Europe stocks rise sharply at open, led by banks
  85. Japan's ruling party picks Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda to be new prime minister
  86. Japan PM contest goes to run-off; Economic Minister Kaieda vs. Finance Minister Noda
  87. July personal income rises 0.3%, spending up 0.8%
  88. Obama to nominate Krueger to econ slot: WSJ
  89. Coming up: Personal income, spending for July
  90. Greece's Alpha Bank, Eurobank agree to merge
  91. EFG, Alpha shares suspended pending merger
  92. Three firms to buy Anglo Irish U.S. property loans
  93. European stocks sharply higher, led by financials
  94. Noda wins Japan's leadership election battle
  95. Japan PM election to go to run-off vote
  96. B. of A. to sell 13.1 bln shares of Chinese bank
  97. U.S. pending home sales slip 1.3% in July
  98. Dow industrials up more than 150 points as U.S. stocks open week higher
  99. U.S. stocks extend premarket rise following personal income and spending data
  100. Dallas Fed Aug. index negative for fourth month
  101. Oil trades near $87 as spending data lures buyers
  102. B. of A. to raise $8.3 bln from sale of CCB stake
  103. Insurers Allstate, Hartford up post-Irene
  104. Energy stocks join post-Irene relief rally
  105. Pending home sales slip 1.3% in July
  106. Gold trades under $1,800 as U.S. equities rise
  107. Bank of America leads financial sector higher
  108. ECB's Trichet: Inflation above 2% in coming months
  109. Sears, Abercrombie lead retail stocks gain
  110. Online real estate site Zillow among tech gainers
  111. Airline stocks rise with Europe, economic data
  112. U.S. stocks open higher; financials lead gains
  113. New York exchanges to open on time after Irene
  114. UPDATE: Irene damages pegged at $7 billion
  115. Treasurys, dollar down after data; gold trims gain
  116. U.S. stock futures rise further after data
  117. MW Radio: Airlines could be back to pre-Irene norms within days
  118. Krueger has wealth of experience, Obama says
  119. Nordstrom.com to offer free shipping on all orders
  120. Publishing stocks climb as media shares advance
  121. Dow industrials up nearly 200 points as U.S. stocks revisit day's highs
  122. Climate change concern declines: Nielsen
  123. Cable could lose video users in 3Q: Miller Tabak
  124. NYSE operations normal on light volume day
  125. U.S. stock indexes rally in relief after Irene
  126. Box office could rebound after Irene: Merriman
  127. NYSE: Volume light after storm, systems normal
  128. Bono, Nancy Grace among 'Dancing' stars: reports
  129. Gold lower as riskier assets win investors
  130. Canadian stocks advance as miners, oil shares rise
  131. Dow finishes up 254 points; S&P reclaims 1,200 level for first time in two weeks
  132. U.S. stocks jump on economic hopes
  133. Lowe's reorganizes to better compete
  134. Oil futures rally on higher U.S. stocks
  135. Winn-Dixie quarterly profit tumbles to $7.3 mln
  136. Japan stocks rise sharply at open after U.S. gains; Nikkei Average up 1.2%
  137. Australian stocks make broad-based gains
  138. Japan stocks follow U.S. peers sharply higher
  139. Japan's retail sales up less than expected in July
  140. Japan's jobless rate posts surprise July rise
  141. Yelp to scale back daily-deal offerings: report
  142. Hong Kong stocks rally after U.S. gains; Hang Seng Index up 1.5%, regaining 20,000 ma
  143. Hong Kong halts trade in local Sino-Forest unit
  144. Hong Kong stocks rally with resources, banks up
  145. Bank shares move higher in early European trading
  146. IASB concerned about Greek debt writedowns
  147. Fed's Evans backs more easing given weak job data
  148. Treasurys gain on weak news, data from Europe
  149. Coming up: Case-Shiller home prices for June
  150. Dollar General profit up; year outlook sharpened
  151. General Dynamics wins $3.7 billion Army contract
  152. Japan's power saving measures set to end early
  153. Italy returns to bond market, yield falls
  154. NuPathe: FDA wants more data on migraine patch
  155. Europe stocks pull back in wake of sentiment data
  156. Euro-zone Aug. economic sentiment indicator falls
  157. RBS leads strong rise for U.K. banks after upgrade
  158. Europe stocks open higher, RBS jumps 8%
  159. J.P. Morgan reshuffles real estate ratings
  160. Banca Civica initiated buy, Bankia sell: Nomura
  161. Randgold trims production target after heavy rain
  162. Ipsen profit up; hemophilia-drug partnership set
  163. Nestle cut to market-perform at Bernstein
  164. Exxon, Rosneft plan $3.2 bln exploration alliance
  165. U.S. consumer confidence plunges: Conference Board
  166. Dow industrials down 50 points; Alcoa, 3M, Chevron, Pfizer, B. of A. pace early decli
  167. Gold rises 2% early Tuesday
  168. Home prices in 19 of 20 top U.S. cities up in June: Case-Shiller
  169. Coming up: Case-Shiller home-price index
  170. Chicago Fed chief Evans backs further easing
  171. ExxonMobil, Russia's Rosneft in strategic alliance
  172. PulteGroup shares rally on upgrade
  173. Oil pares gains after consumer confidence data
  174. U.S. stocks fall more on drop in confidence gauge
  175. Treasurys, dollar gain more on drop in confidence
  176. CoreLogic up 22% as it explores strategic options
  177. Consumer confidence plunges, expectations dive
  178. Tech stocks record early losses
  179. Barnes&Noble, Dollar General lead retail sector
  180. Insurers lead financials lower after Irene floods
  181. Energy stocks edge lower at the open
  182. Airline stocks decline modestly
  183. U.S. stocks open lower; confidence data coming
  184. Coming up: Conference Board Aug. confidence
  185. U.S. stock futures remain lower after Case-Shiller
  186. Boeing upgraded to neutral at Nomura
  187. Treasurys hold gains, dollar slips after data
  188. U.S. home prices up 1.1% in June: Case-Shiller
  189. Gold adds to gains, up nearly $40 to $1,831/ounce
  190. Canada shares climb on strength in gold miners
  191. U.S. stock indexes vanquish morning's losses
  192. Intel forms group focused on federal opportunities
  193. Media shares mixed amid consumer confidence fears
  194. FOMC dissenter Kocherlakota says Fed should stick to pledge
  195. Union disinvites GOP pols to Labor Day parade
  196. FOMC dissenter says Fed should stick to pledge
  197. U.S. stocks waver; fundamentals versus sentiment
  198. Obama IDs rules with $1 billion-plus price tags
  199. ATF acting chief resigns over 'Fast and Furious'
  200. Tajikistan unveils world's tallest flagpole
  201. Glitch affects Tuesday trading in Coke, GE, others
  202. Fall travel bookings on the rise: survey
  203. August FOMC meeting settled on no favored tool for further easing
  204. U.S. stocks mostly lower after FOMC minutes
  205. Financials tick down after FOMC minutes
  206. Dollar pares gain, Treasurys stay up after minutes
  207. No favorite for easing tool at Aug. FOMC: minutes
  208. Oil settles at $88.90, best in nearly three weeks
  209. SEC settles with former Beazer CFO
  210. Dow industrials back in positive territory for 2011
  211. AAA predicts 2.4% decline in Labor Day travel
  212. Dow industrials rebound from triple-digit decline to extend win streak to three
  213. U.S. stocks end with mild rise, third day of gains
  214. Trade group reports surprise oil supplies increase
  215. Polish central banker sees inflation receding
  216. Icahn sells stake in Lions Gate
  217. Japan stocks open lower as strong yen weighs on exporters; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  218. Japan's July industrial production disappoints
  219. B. of A. breached deal, Nevada claims: report
  220. Clorox calls Icahn proposal 'not credible'
  221. Eurobond becoming more likely - Poland's Belka
  222. PVH swings to quarterly profit, lifts yearly view
  223. Hong Kong stocks seesaw in early trade, but some techs rise; Hang Seng Index up 0.1%
  224. Hermes net income up 50%, sticks to outlook
  225. Vivendi 1st-half net doubled; '11 outlook affirmed
  226. Carrefour posts 1st-half loss on 2.3% higher sales
  227. Oracle under bribery investigation: WSJ
  228. Hong Kong stocks edge down in choppy trade
  229. India's June quarter GDP slides to 7.7%
  230. Japan's PM reportedly to appoint Okada to cabinet
  231. Australian stocks edge down in early trade
  232. Japanese stocks slip as yen rises against dollar
  233. U.S. economy gains 91,000 private-sector jobs in August: ADP
  234. U.S. stock futures rise further after ADP report
  235. U.S. August private-sector jobs rise by 91K: ADP
  236. Dollar slips, Treasurys hold gain after ADP
  237. Coming Up: August private payrolls
  238. Bailiffs raid BP's offices in Russia
  239. Joy Global lifts guidance, agrees sale of division
  240. Jos. A. Bank 2nd-period net up 25%, sales up 22%
  241. German cabinet backs EFSF changes: reports
  242. Euro-zone annual inflation steady at 2.5% in Aug.
  243. Hang Seng Index marks worst August since 2001
  244. German unemployment down 8,000 in August
  245. Europe bank regulator plans funding aid: report
  246. Portugal Telecom net income down 40% as costs jump
  247. European stocks climb; Carrefour drops
  248. Morgan Stanley upgrades Man Group, cuts Schroders
  249. Allianz upgraded to buy at Goldman Sachs
  250. Some companies paid more to CEOs than to tax man