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  1. U.S. stock-index futures decline sharply
  2. ECB settled 13.3 bln euros of bond buys last week
  3. European markets end with steep losses; Germany's DAX drops 5.3%
  4. WTO rules against China over U.S. tire tariffs
  5. Japan stocks extend losses in early trade after Europe sell-off; Nikkei Average down
  6. Japan stocks extend losses after Europe sell-off
  7. U.S. stock futures point to sharply lower open
  8. Support for Australian PM Gillard hits low: poll
  9. Toshiba reportedly to buy 20% of Westinghouse
  10. Australian bank shares lead Sydney lower
  11. Hong Kong stocks open lower, with banks, resources weak; Hang Seng Index down 1.4%
  12. Australia's current-account deficit narrows
  13. Hong Kong stocks fall as banks, resources drop
  14. Dell to work with Baidu on phones, tablets: report
  15. Apple to open first Hong Kong store in weeks
  16. Australia central bank holds rates steady, as expected
  17. Australia's RBA leaves cash rate on hold at 4.75%
  18. Euro soars against Swiss franc as Swiss central bank sets currency-trading floor
  19. Stocks in Europe move modestly higher in early trades
  20. U.S. stock futures decline sharply
  21. Euro soars as SNB sets floor versus franc
  22. European markets edge higher in early trading
  23. Morgan Stanley downgrades Siemens, Philips
  24. U.S. futures point to sharp losses for Wall Street
  25. Deutsche Bank upped to overweight at J.P. Morgan
  26. Whitbread sales up 13%, tough for restaurants
  27. 10-year Treasury yield hits record low
  28. Carlyle Group files for IPO
  29. Gold futures turn higher as Europe's debt problems continue to weigh
  30. Coming up: ISM services for August
  31. European markets turn lower amid sovereign fears
  32. PepsiCo, NFL renew "multi-year" sponsorship deal
  33. Treasurys up; 10-year yields hit record low
  34. Carlyle Group files IPO of common units
  35. AES CEO Hanrahan to step down; Gluski succeeds
  36. Sunoco to exit refining business, conduct review
  37. ECB: SNB set franc floor under own responsibility
  38. Swiss stocks jump as SNB sets exchange-rate limit
  39. U.S. stocks sharply move lower as NYSE invokes 'Rule 48' for Tuesday's open
  40. Citi, B. of A. help sink financials
  41. Techs slide in broad market decline
  42. U.S. stocks open sharply lower; Rule 48 invoked
  43. CFPB nominee says he doesn't favor lawsuits
  44. Oil retreats 2.3% with stocks under pressure
  45. Gold climbs to record above $1,900 an ounce
  46. Energy stocks lead broad market lower
  47. ISM services-sector gauge defies economists' forecasts with August rise
  48. U.S. stocks trim losses as services index up
  49. ISM services-sector index rises to 53.3% in August
  50. Nike cut by HSBC; Walgreen August sales up 5.6%
  51. United Continental leads U.S. airlines lower
  52. CBOE's volatility gauge jumps 15%
  53. Thirty-year bond yields hit January 2009 low
  54. Best Buy cut to neutral; shares drop
  55. Analyst says FHFA suit could cost $60 billion
  56. Employment trends index slips in August
  57. Dollar slips, Treasurys stay up after ISM
  58. Moody's lowers auto parts view to stable
  59. Fliers may soon get to keep shoes on at security: report
  60. Fliers might keep shoes through security: report
  61. Media stocks dive as debt stalks market
  62. IIF: Confident support for Greek debt swap strong
  63. MW Radio: Stocks in a 'fairly dangerous' period, says Chuck Carlson
  64. Almost 40% of Europeans have mental ills: study
  65. Gold fluctuates between small gains and losses
  66. Unemployed must be considered for jobs: Senator
  67. Pandora CEO says radio "at a tipping point"
  68. Hurricane Katia now forecast to miss U.S. coastline
  69. Euro under $1.40 for first time since mid-July
  70. Smoking rates drop again: CDC
  71. Hurricane Katia forecast to miss U.S. coast
  72. Iowa AG: Deal won't cover securitization claims
  73. Swiss estimated to have $210 bln war chest
  74. Euro under $1.40 for first time since mid-July
  75. Kocherlakota: 'Unlikely' more easing justified
  76. Norway's krone jumps vs. euro, dollar, Swiss franc
  77. Federal court rebuffs Snipes' appeal
  78. Canadian stocks follow global markets lower
  79. Zagat names Starbucks as No. 1 coffee, chain
  80. Norwegian krone rallies vs. Swiss franc, U.S. dollar, euro
  81. Seven reported shot in, near Nevada IHOP
  82. Sprint sues to block AT&T buyout of T-Mobile
  83. Gold touches record above $1,900 but ends lower
  84. Hudson Square reaffirms sell rating on Netflix
  85. Bernanke: U.S. exposure to periphery 'manageable'
  86. Disney's consumer products chairman resigns
  87. Groupon re-evaluating IPO plans due to market volatility: report
  88. Starbucks aims to triple China locations: MW Radio
  89. SEC plans to review its rules over costs
  90. Groupon reevaluating IPO plans: report
  91. Reported death toll rises in Nev. IHOP shooting
  92. Oil settles modestly lower on macroeconomic fears
  93. VeriSign shares rally 6% in late trading
  94. Marriott signs up with the NFL
  95. Eddie Murphy to host Oscars
  96. Dow industrials fall by triple digits for third straight session, despite late bounce
  97. Darden profit to be hurt by Hurricane Irene
  98. S&P 500 has worst September start in history
  99. Altera cuts sales forecast
  100. American Airlines passenger traffic dips in August
  101. Stocks drop for third session; Europe view darkens
  102. VeriFone earnings rise 42%
  103. Yahoo's Carol Bartz out as CEO; CFO Tim Morse named interim CEO, reports AllThingsD
  104. B. of A. names two new co-chief operating officers in management shake-up
  105. B. of. A. names Co-COOs in management shakeup
  106. Williams to boost annual dividend 25%
  107. Websense CFO steps down; interim named
  108. Noble CFO Mitchell resigns for new opportunity
  109. Nvidia posts stronger-than-expected FY13 outlook
  110. CME raises Swiss franc futures margin requirements
  111. Japan stocks soar in early trade as yen weakens; Nikkei Average up 1.8%
  112. Australian stocks rally, with miners rising
  113. RBA chief says market anxiety likely to persist
  114. Japan stocks rally as yen weakens
  115. Bank of Japan says post-quake recovery intact, keeps policy rate unchanged at 0%-0.1%
  116. Australia's second-quarter GDP rises above-forecast 1.4% from year earlier
  117. Bank of Japan holds policy rate near zero
  118. Alibaba, Yahoo Japan up as Bartz leaves Yahoo helm
  119. Australia economy rises above-forecast 1.2% in Q2
  120. Hong Kong stocks gain, with banks, resources up
  121. St. Jude migraine-treatment system OKd in Europe
  122. Bomb blast wouds two dozen in Indian capital
  123. German Constitutional Court upholds first Greek bailout: reports
  124. Europe stocks sharply higher at open, with banks and miners in the lead
  125. Vallares agrees $2.1 billion deal with Genel
  126. Europe adds to gains after German court ruling
  127. German court rejects suits to block euro bailouts
  128. Gold futures extend loss as equities rise
  129. Futures point to gains for Wall Street
  130. Europe stocks push higher, led by banks, miners
  131. Atlas Copco, Bodycote, downgraded at J.P. Morgan
  132. Kingfisher upgraded to buy at Nomura
  133. PPR downgraded to equal-weight at Morgan Stanley
  134. Dixons comparable sales drop 7%
  135. Yahoo jumps 5.3% in preopen after Bartz dismissal
  136. Treasurys slip, reversing a portion of the recent
  137. Kraft sees split into two new firms by late 2012
  138. OfficeMax sees 3rd-period sales `slightly lower'
  139. EnCana selling midstream assets for $590 million
  140. HSBC to cut 3,000 HK jobs over three year: report
  141. Navistar earnings boosted by tax release
  142. Bank of Canada leaves policy rate unchanged at 1%
  143. Yahoo jumps more than 5% in premarket trades after Bartz firing
  144. Bank of Canada holds policy rate unchanged at 1%
  145. SEC says it won't seek rehearing on proxy rule
  146. BP oil find extends Mad Dog field
  147. Yahoo, Nvidia highlight tech rally
  148. Gold futures drops more than $60 an ounce
  149. Oil futures gain on higher equities, storm brewing
  150. S&P met bond investors before US rating cut:report
  151. U.S. stocks open up on hopes for Obama jobs plan
  152. Bank of America leads financials higher
  153. Urban Outfitters drops as retailers open higher
  154. Oil stocks snap back on crude, equities rebound
  155. U.S. job openings rise to 3.23 million in July
  156. U.S. stocks post gains early Wednesday; Dow industrials up 175 points
  157. Job openings rise to 3.23 million in July
  158. Russian plane crash kills 36
  159. Southwest takes U.S. airline sector higher at open
  160. Japan hit by 5.3 quake near Hokkaido
  161. Gold futures touch low of $1,793.80 an ounce
  162. IMF trims growth forecast for Ireland
  163. China will need 5,000 new planes by 2030: Boeing
  164. Canada shares rise, but gold miners cap gains
  165. U.S. running low on astronauts: report
  166. Barclays lifts Time Warner rating to overweight
  167. Mela rockets 60% on EU product approval
  168. MW Radio: Mortgage rates at record lows — but so is demand
  169. MediaNews names John Paton CEO
  170. Home Properties: Irene impact minimal
  171. Illinois pols in Cuba to urge more trade
  172. Talbots gains 10% on search for new head designer
  173. Yahoo 'not for sale,' co-founder Yang tells AllThingsD
  174. Oil demand 'less robust' in the short-term: EIA
  175. Job recovery gap between men, women: study
  176. U.S. competitiveness slips again: study
  177. U.S. competitiveness slips
  178. Financial stocks in S&P 500 up 4%
  179. John Wayne memorabilia up for auction
  180. Regional banks rally 5%, helping lift broad sector
  181. U.S. economy is expanding slowly: Fed's Beige Book
  182. 'Modest' pace to U.S. economic growth: Beige Book
  183. Manning out for Sunday; 227-game streak ends
  184. Italian senate passes austerity plan
  185. CBOE market-volatility index down nearly 10% as stocks rally
  186. U.S. stocks hold gains after Fed's Beige Book release
  187. Italian senate OK's austerity plan
  188. Oil at best in five weeks on stocks, dollar
  189. Earthquake rocks New Delhi: reports
  190. Gold down for second day but holds above $1,800
  191. U.S. to push for global response to slowdown
  192. U.S. stocks maintain rally after Fed release
  193. Dollar slips, Treasury stay lower after Beige Book
  194. Dow finishes up 276 points, snapping a three-day skid
  195. Fed's Williams: Easing might help threat of stall
  196. API shows higher-than-expected oil supply drop
  197. Men's Wearhouse posts 33% higher profit
  198. Smith&Wesson profit slumps as handgun sales go up
  199. U.S. stocks end three-session losing streak
  200. Pall posts 77% higher profit
  201. Japan stocks rally after U.S. gains, with weak yen boosting techs; Nikkei Average up
  202. Australia stocks rise as Europe news helps banks
  203. Japan stocks rally, led by techs, car makers
  204. Japan's current-account, machinery data disappoint
  205. South Korea central bank keeps rates on hold
  206. Hong Kong stocks edge up, with financials, exporters gaining; Hang Seng Index up 0.1%
  207. Australian unemployment rate climbs to 5.3%
  208. Hong Kong stocks slip lower, with telecoms down
  209. China to back London as offshore yuan hub: FT
  210. European Central Bank keeps interest rates on hold; Trichet to speak
  211. Bank of England holds rates steady; bond-buying program unchanged
  212. Europe stocks turn higher; banks lead gains
  213. Coming up: Jobless claims, U.S. trade deficit
  214. Europe stocks pare gains after OECD growth outlook
  215. ECB leaves key lending rate unchanged at 1.5%
  216. OECD sees developed world growth of less than 1%
  217. Caliper agrees to $10.50-share PerkinElmer bid
  218. Bank of England leaves monetary policy unchanged
  219. Smithfield Foods 1st-quarter net up 7.6%
  220. Gold futures rise after recent slump
  221. Europe stocks regain momentum; RBS, BNP lead
  222. Netherlands proposes euro-zone budget enforcer
  223. Coordinated easing now more likely: Morgan Stanley
  224. Europe stocks in cautious start; Home Retail up
  225. Home Retail reports comparable sales down at Argos
  226. Wm. Morrison profit up 14%, turnover up 7.4%
  227. Gap adds Banana Republic in Russia, Gap in Serbia
  228. Chinese land developers face slump: Credit Suisse
  229. Penn Millers to be bought by Ace at $20.50-share
  230. U.S. stock indexes shake off opening-bell losses
  231. ECB's Trichet sees downside risk to economic outlook
  232. U.S. trade gap shrinks 13% in July
  233. First-time U.S. jobless-benefits claims rise to 414,000
  234. EU Commission: Greek euro-zone exit not on table
  235. Mortgage rates hit record lows, 30-year at 4.12%
  236. ECB cuts growth forecasts
  237. Techs flat as Microsoft, Cisco, H-P rise
  238. Men's Wearhouse, G-III lead retail sector decline
  239. Oil inches higher, gold pushes toward $1,900
  240. U.S. stocks open down; industrials heaviest weight
  241. Trichet vigorously defends ECB's track record
  242. Trichet sees downside risks to economic outlook
  243. U.S. stock futures fall further as ECB head speaks
  244. Gold futures rebound to top $1,850 as crude slips
  245. Europe stocks move lower as ECB cuts forecasts
  246. Dollar adds to gains, bonds stay up after data
  247. U.S. jobless claims rise to 414,000 from 412,000
  248. U.S. trade gap shrinks 13% in July to $44.8 bln
  249. Mandatory flood evacuation called in Penn.
  250. Nomura analyst starts Microsoft, Oracle at buy