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  1. J.P. Morgan lifts P&G rating, downgrades Coke
  2. Alcatel-Lucent shares sink 10% on broker comments
  3. Yahoo, ABC News enter a strategic alliance
  4. Coming up: September ISM manufacturing
  5. PPD to go private in $3.9 billion deal
  6. Barnes & Noble to sell Nook at Target stores
  7. Denbury Resources buying back $500 mln in stock
  8. Treasury prices jump as risk aversion mounts
  9. S&P affirms U.K.'s triple-A credit rating
  10. Citi cuts US Airways to sell; UAL to hold
  11. SAIC CEO to step down for personal reasons
  12. Crude oil futures drop further under $80
  13. Agco buying GSI for $940 million from Centerbridge
  14. Tower Group sees cut in net due to Hurricane Irene
  15. Focus Media ups buyback program to $650 mln
  16. Starbucks taking part in community lending program
  17. S1 agrees to increased bid by ACI Worldwide
  18. Wolverine lifts guidance as profit rises 18%
  19. Nobel for medicine goes to 3 focused on immunity
  20. U.K. provides $1.25 bln to help freeze council tax
  21. Stocks trim declines after ISM report shows September improvement
  22. GM Sept. U.S. sales gain 20% to 207,145 vehicles
  23. August construction spending up 1.4%
  24. Dollar, Treasurys trim gains after ISM
  25. Osborne: U.K. Treasury looking into credit easing
  26. ISM reading picks up in September to 51.6%
  27. International airlines see cooling August demand
  28. Chrysler September U.S. sales rally 27%
  29. Yahoo gains lead tech action
  30. Wall Street kicks off fourth-quarter on weak note
  31. Amazon upped to buy at Stifel Nicolaus
  32. U.S. stocks volatile around break-even zone
  33. Alcoa shares hit by downgrade
  34. U.S. stocks rebound after ISM, construction data
  35. Goodyear extends Nascar tie-up
  36. Canada stocks down 1.2% as loonie hits fresh low
  37. AMR shares fall to 2-plus-year low
  38. Kodak rebounds after bankruptcy fears
  39. South Carolina moves primary election to Jan. 21
  40. Car makers notch big September gains in U.S. sales; Chrysler sales up 27%
  41. Ford Sept. U.S. sales rise 9%
  42. Oil turns higher as U.S. stocks edge up
  43. AMR shares dip 18% on new bankruptcy concerns
  44. KFC tax appeal rejected by Supreme Court
  45. No decision on next Greek aid tranche: report
  46. Supreme Court rejects KFC tax appeal
  47. Sept. options volume spiked nearly 30%
  48. Target marketing exec heads to J.C. Penney
  49. Dollar nears day's highs; Greek worry intensifies
  50. No decision on next Greek aid tranche: report
  51. AMR bankruptcy unlikely, says credit analyst
  52. Sprint reportedly betting its future on Apple's iPhone
  53. VIX cracks 45 mark: The Tell
  54. Dow industrials off more than 200 points as day's stock decline steepens
  55. Rhapsody to buy Napster from Best Buy
  56. AMR unlikely to go bankrupt: credit analyst
  57. Energy stocks outpace other sectors into the red
  58. Sprint to sink about $20 billion in iPhones: WSJ
  59. More physical gold to serve as collateral: CME
  60. House to vote on stalled trade deals, Cantor says
  61. Hyundai U.S. September sales rise 11.8%
  62. Senate finding causes hospital shares to tumble
  63. Gold up 2.2% as safe-haven buying returns
  64. Toyota posts 17.5% drop in Sept. U.S. sales
  65. Top House Republican noncommittal on China bill
  66. Obama will sign partial jobs bill, spokesman says
  67. Micron, AMD and JDSU lead further tech decline
  68. U.S. stocks fall to fresh lows; Dow down 1.7%
  69. Rhapsody to buy Napster from Best Buy
  70. U.S. stocks start quarter down 2% to 3%, back at levels seen last year; Dow's off 258
  71. S&P breaks out of trading range with Monday turn for worse
  72. Amanda Knox free after murder appeal in Italy
  73. White House submits free-trade deals to Congress
  74. Groupon said to aim for IPO in coming weeks
  75. U.S. stocks indexes fall 2%-3% to lowest in a year
  76. H-P says it has control of Autonomy
  77. High-yield corporate bond index falls 3.3% in Sept
  78. S&P 500 risks break out of trading range
  79. Lacker says Fed faces 'intimidation' pressures
  80. EU determined to avoid Greek default -- Juncker
  81. China currency bill clears Senate hurdle
  82. Australian stocks decline, RBA rate call on tap
  83. CME hikes margins for copper, platinum futures
  84. Hong Kong stocks open lower, with exporters, banks falling; Hang Seng Index down 0.8%
  85. Japan stocks fall at open, as exporters, banks drop sharply; Nikkei Average down 1.8%
  86. Hong Kong stocks slip with exporters weak
  87. Australia Aug trade surplus rises to A$3.1 billion
  88. Korea stocks nose-dive in early post-holiday trade
  89. Japan stocks extend losses, as exporters fall
  90. Australia's central bank holds interest rate steady as expected
  91. Fannie watchdog sees deficient law-firm oversight
  92. Australia's RBA keeps key cash rate on hold
  93. Hong Kong stocks fall sharply, as banks hit by Europe fears; Hang Seng Index ends off
  94. S&P: 40% chance of double-dip European recession
  95. Goldman Sachs lowers China's 2012 growth outlook
  96. Danone cut to neutral at J.P. Morgan
  97. Dexia shares tumble as legacy assets strain bank
  98. Arkema shares drop 8% after HSBC downgrade
  99. Europe stocks open lower as Greek worries fester
  100. Goldman Sachs forecasts euro-zone recession
  101. Wolseley swings to profit
  102. Europe stock futures lower as Greek jitters remain
  103. UBS sees 'modest' profit despite trading incident
  104. Deutsche Bank won't meet '11 pretax goal; sees 250M-euro Greek-debt charge, 500 job c
  105. Analyst trims Aloca price target, profit view
  106. Finance ministers back Asmussen for ECB post
  107. Ford reaches tentative deal with union: report
  108. Deutsche Bank warns it will miss profit target
  109. Google's YouTube to deliver original shows: WSJ
  110. German bund futures gain as Greek aid delayed
  111. AMR bankruptcy no risk to Boeing, Airbus: analyst
  112. Crude oil futures continue their slide to $75
  113. Kohl's to boost holiday hiring by 5% to 40,000
  114. AMR upgraded at Rodman & Renshaw after selloff
  115. U.S. banks fall on heavy volume in preopen trade
  116. IBM to buy Q1 Labs, forms security-systems unit
  117. A.C. Moore agrees to $1.60 a share buyout
  118. Ford to add 12,000 jobs in U.S.
  119. AMR shares soar premarket
  120. Longer-maturity Treasury prices rise a bit further
  121. France, Belgium reportedly ready to support Dexia
  122. S&P 500 slides into bear-market territory
  123. Goldman adds Beam as conviction buy
  124. Ford to hire 12,000 new workers by 2015
  125. Fed's Raskin asks lawyers to fix mortgage contract
  126. Bernanke sees only sluggish job growth on U.S.'s horizon
  127. S&P in bear-market territory as U.S. stocks open lower; Dow off as much as 182 points
  128. AMR shares claw back prior-day losses
  129. U.S. stocks retain steep losses as Bernanke speaks
  130. Factory orders slip 0.2% in August
  131. Johnson Controls shares fall to 2-year low
  132. Gold, crude-oil futures fall as dollar strengthens
  133. Bernanke not optimistic about labor market
  134. NJ Gov. Christie to make 1 p.m. Eastern statement
  135. GE shares tumble to two-year low
  136. Tech stocks falter with Apple announcement on tap
  137. Research In Motion shares jump 7%
  138. Airline stocks rebound; AMR bankruptcy fears abate
  139. Energy stocks fall for fourth straight day
  140. U.S. stocks open lower as Europe weighs
  141. Fed set to provide new lending program: Bernanke
  142. Nasdaq Composite battles back, turns narrowly positive
  143. Bernanke: Effect of 'twist' equivalent to half-point cut in federal funds rate
  144. Canada stocks down 3%; energy, metals lead losses
  145. NJ Gov. Christie won't run for president: reports
  146. Alcoa shares hit new low on analyst downgrade
  147. Macau revenue report boosts Wynn, Las Vegas Sands
  148. Mobile ads to top $1B for first time: eMarketer
  149. Fed ready to provide new lending program: Bernanke
  150. Greece has enough cash to last till mid-November: report
  151. Greece has enough cash until mid-November: report
  152. Hilliard Lyons ups Cedar Fair to buy from neutral
  153. Caris cuts CBS price target to $25 from $32
  154. Gold futures drop over $35 an ounce
  155. Durbin: B. of A. $5 fee can help small banks
  156. Citi Field media exposure worth $10 mln
  157. Polycom shares jump on Barclays upgrade
  158. A-B InBev to invest more than $1B in U.S.
  159. ABC, CBS lead Monday night broadcast ratings
  160. Gold falls $35 an ounce as inflation fears wane
  161. Sprint Nextel shares up 5% ahead of Apple event
  162. Ten biggest stock gains since market's April peak: The Tell
  163. Barclays cuts Riverbed rating citing weak demand
  164. House committee to mark up free-trade bills
  165. ShoreTel shares soar 14% on Barclays upgrade
  166. Sprint shares rise almost 5% ahead of Apple event
  167. N.J. Gov. Christie won't seek Republican presidential nomination
  168. Apple says iOS 5 update available on Oct. 12
  169. Ford shares rally after union deal; GM also gains
  170. N.J. Gov. Christie rules out 2012 presidential run
  171. Apple cuts prices on iPod Touch and Nano lines
  172. Mercedes-Benz in naming deal w/Superdome: AP
  173. Gold futures close with a nearly $42-an-ounce loss
  174. Apple shares down 3.2% as investors respond to product-lineup update
  175. Apple shares in the red as iPhone 4S is unveiled
  176. Apple adds Sprint to iPhone 4S carriers
  177. Oil ends under $76 for first time in over a year
  178. Volatility index retreats from intraday peak but remains near multimonth high
  179. Crude oil's sub-$76 close is first since September 2010
  180. U.S. stocks mount furious comeback to turn positive in final quarter-hour
  181. EU officials study bank recapitalization plan: FT
  182. Stocks reverse up; DuPont leads Dow higher
  183. House OKs bill to fund government through Nov. 18
  184. U.S. stocks end higher, in swift reversal following steep losses; Dow closes up 153 p
  185. Moody's downgrades Italy's bond rating
  186. Yum Brands profit up 7% on strong China growth
  187. API data show big drops in oil, gasoline supplies
  188. Late stock reversal good for technicals: Greenhaus
  189. GM logs best session since return to stock market
  190. U.S. stocks surge after late bank-led reversal
  191. Italy's bond ratings downgraded with 'negative' outlook by Moody's
  192. Bank of New York Mellon sued over currency trades
  193. Belgian-French bank Dexia faces break up: WSJ
  194. Australian shares jump in early trading
  195. Japan stocks rise modestly, as some tech shares rebound; Nikkei Average up 0.4%
  196. Japan stocks inch higher, with tech shares strong
  197. Australia's August retail sales beat expectations
  198. Oil futures rise in Asian electronic trading hours
  199. Oil futures rebound sharply in Asian trading hours; Nymex crude up 2.5%
  200. iPhone counterfeiters a little too quick in China
  201. Apple's new iPhone hurts Taiwan suppliers' shares
  202. U.S. private-sector employment expanded by 91,000 jobs in September, ADP data show
  203. Banks, resource shares drive Europe stocks sharply higher at open; Stoxx Europe 600 u
  204. Apple reiterated overweight at J.P. Morgan
  205. Verizon rated equal-weight at Evercore Partners
  206. Netflix started at neutral by Sterne Agee
  207. ECB should cut rate if downside risks persist: IMF
  208. Euro-zone August retail sales fell 0.3%
  209. Samsung seeks iPhone 4S sales ban in France, Italy
  210. U.K. second-quarter GDP growth revised down
  211. British Sept. services PMI rebounds to 52.9
  212. Final Sept. euro-zone PMI confirms contraction
  213. Fitch: Swiss franc rise poses risks for Hungary
  214. Costco 4th-quarter net up 11%, sales up 17%
  215. Democrat Tomblin wins W.Va. governor vote: reports
  216. Holcim cut to neutral at Credit Suisse
  217. Banks lead Europe higher in early trading
  218. Infineon upgraded to buy from hold at ING
  219. SocGen downgraded to neutral at Goldman Sachs
  220. Tesco profit up 17%, helped by Europe, Asia growth
  221. Sainsbury comparable sales rise 5.4%
  222. U.S. stocks shake of early declines following ISM services report
  223. Oil, gold advance after ISM services
  224. U.S. stocks shake off most losses after ISM
  225. Dollar, Treasurys lose ground after ISM
  226. ISM services gauge decelerates but tops forecasts
  227. Bank exec pay 60% deferred: Fed
  228. Airline stocks trade sideways with AMR up sharply
  229. Apple, chip shares lead tech retreat
  230. Oil service shares fall as energy stocks weaken
  231. Bank of New York falls on suits, financials slip
  232. U.S. stock indexes open mildly lower
  233. Lufkin falls 14% on lowered forecast
  234. Coming up: September ISM services index
  235. IMF reportedly set to offer euro zone more support
  236. GM moves into car sharing business with RelayRides
  237. Gold, crude futures hold gains after payrolls data
  238. U.S., New York sue Bank of New York
  239. Rockwood Holdings upgraded at J.P. Morgan
  240. Walgreens Sept. same-store sales rose 3.4%
  241. Monsanto posts a wider fourth-quarter loss
  242. U.S. September private-sector jobs rise 91K: ADP
  243. U.S. stock futures add to gains after ADP data
  244. Treasurys, dollar slip a bit after ADP
  245. Military cuts drive Sept. layoffs above 115,000
  246. RIM jumps on rumor; analyst says deals 'unlikely'
  247. AFL-CIO mulling Occupy Wall Street role: official
  248. Oil advances more after supply data shows decline
  249. Credit Suisse ups Apollo; for-profit schools climb
  250. Metals and mining lead Canadian stocks up 1.4%