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  1. U.S. stocks end higher, rallying on Caterpillar, M&A and ongoing optimism over Europe
  2. U.S. stocks rally as global growth views brighten
  3. News Corp. directors re-elected to board; Murdoch sons receive votes of protest
  4. News Corp. directors re-elected to board
  5. Masco swings to profit on plumbing products
  6. Morgan Stanley sells Saxon mortgage servicing unit
  7. Moody's cuts United States Steel's rating to 'Ba3'
  8. Texas Instruments reports 30% profit drop
  9. Nasdaq Composite breaks through 200-day average
  10. Amgen profit clipped by one-time legal charge
  11. Zions Bank posts third straight quarterly profit
  12. Netflix profit climbs; weak outlook spurs selloff
  13. Australian shares waver in early trading
  14. Japan stocks rise, as techs gain but retailers slip; Nikkei Average up 0.3%
  15. Japan tech stocks rise, but retailers trade lower
  16. Hong Kong stocks open higher, helped by resource shares; Hang Seng Index up 0.4%
  17. Hong Kong stocks rise, with resource shares higher
  18. Wal-Mart reopens shut China outlets: report
  19. India hikes policy interest rate by quarter point, as expected; may pause at next mee
  20. India hikes rates but hints pause likely in Dec.
  21. Olympus shares up; FBI reported probing deal fees
  22. U.K. parliament defeats call for EU referendum
  23. European stocks edge lower in early trading
  24. BP net nearly triples; CEO sees turning point
  25. Xerox 3rd-quarter net up 28%, revenue up 2.9%
  26. Coach first-quarter profit rises
  27. Exterran CEO stepping down; search underway
  28. Homeowners protest price cuts in Shanghai
  29. Quest net off, payout up; CEO to step down
  30. CIT swings to loss; committed new volume doubled
  31. Europe seeks 60% writedown on Greek bonds: report
  32. DuPont 3rd-quarter net up 23%, sales up 33%
  33. Rick Perry to unveil 20% flat-rate-tax plan
  34. DaVita expects to get U.S. request for documents
  35. 3M cuts 2011 forecasts for profit, growth in organic sales volume; blue chip's shares
  36. Sherwin-Williams profit climbs on 14% sales boost
  37. Illinois Tool 3rd-quarter net up 20%, sales up 16%
  38. Treasurys slip before auction, waiting for Europe
  39. Coming up: August Case-Shiller home prices
  40. UPS third-quarter profit climbs above $1 billion
  41. Dollar falls under parity with Canadian unit
  42. Delta Air Lines posts a higher quarterly profit
  43. Reynolds American profit falls
  44. 3M profit dips, cuts 2011 sales growth target
  45. U.S. Steel swings to 3rd-quarter profit
  46. Netflix shares sink 37% in preopen after earnings
  47. Office Depot profit doubles on one-time benefits
  48. Coming up: Case-Shiller home-price report
  49. Airlines attempt back-to-back domestic fare hikes
  50. Paccar doubles profit, shares up 6%
  51. Ryder third-quarter profit tops $56 million
  52. AK Steel narrows loss, shares fall 6%
  53. U.S. stock futures gloomier after Case-Shiller data
  54. U.S. home prices edge up 0.2%: Case-Shiller monthly survey
  55. Cummins drops 6.1% after it cuts outlook
  56. Canadian dollar drops on weak Bank of Canada view
  57. U.S. home prices up 0.2% in August: Case-Shiller
  58. Under Armor dips 3% after profit update
  59. Netflix shares down 38% in premarket trading
  60. EA says 'Battlefield 3' pre-orders nearly 3M
  61. Treasurys gain on worries about EU summit
  62. T. Rowe, Regions weigh on dipping financial sector
  63. 3M shares lose 7% on disappointing report
  64. Techs slide as Netflix shares plunge
  65. Energy stocks fall even as oil rises
  66. U.S. stocks open sharply lower; 3M earnings weigh
  67. Peabody Energy drops after results
  68. Airline stocks slip, led by Delta Air Lines
  69. Gold, oil higher on Europe positive sentiment
  70. Coming Up: October consumer confidence
  71. Treasurys pare loss, U.S. dollar loses ground
  72. Crude futures extend sharp rally, but off lows
  73. 3M downgraded to neutral at Sterne Agee
  74. U.S. consumer confidence tumbles to lowest level since March 2009
  75. Dow suffers triple-digit decline early Tuesday
  76. AT&T shares fall on downgrade; Verizon slips
  77. Europe must implement debt deal quickly: Treasury
  78. Richmond Fed business index negative in October
  79. AK Steel, US Steel pounded by outlooks
  80. U.S. home prices ease 0.1% in August: FHFA
  81. Treasurys, dollar hold gains after confidence data
  82. Stocks continue retreat after confidence data
  83. Office Depot slumps; Columbia Sportswear rises
  84. China must let yuan rise, lower barriers: Treasury
  85. Consumer confidence lowest since March 2009
  86. Germany opposes EU draft on ECB bond buys: report
  87. Finance ministers won't meet ahead of EU summit
  88. T. Rowe Price shares drop 8% after report
  89. IBM adds $7 bln to share-buyback plan
  90. Delta Air: corporate revenue remains 'very strong'
  91. Quest Diagnostics soars on 70% dividend increase
  92. Barroso confident of successful outcome Wednesday
  93. Cummins shares tumble on weaker outlook
  94. Italy's government at risk of collapse: reports
  95. IBM board approves $7 bln more for stock buyback
  96. Gold futures rally more than 2%
  97. Lowe's raised to buy at Janney
  98. Canada stocks waver; loonie sinks 1% vs. dollar
  99. Lexmark shares fall more than 5% as earnings slip
  100. First Take: Why hiring no longer boosts confidence
  101. Refiner shares weaken as oil spikes above $93
  102. No immediate benefit for cable from Netflix crash
  103. Ethan Allen shares rise 5% on results
  104. Centene shares rise 11% on results, outlook
  105. Aaron's shares fall on trimmed outlook
  106. Healthways shares plunge 43% on contract loss
  107. U.S. sells 2-year debt at 0.281%; bonds stay up
  108. GE recalls 470 gas ranges due to explosion hazard
  109. Gold futures breach $1,700; Europe summit in play
  110. Economic model points to 'heavy defeat' for President Obama
  111. Gold surges $48 to one-month high over $1,700/oz
  112. Gold surges $48 an ounce to one-month high atop $1,700
  113. First Solar shares drop 20% on sudden CEO exit
  114. First Solar shares drop 20% after CEO steps down
  115. Take-Two shares jump on GTA hopes
  116. Oil at best since August on technical bounce
  117. IBM names senior VP Virginia Rometty as its new CEO; Samuel Palmisano will remain cha
  118. Amazon.com shares cut 15% late after retailer posts 73% profit slide and lower foreca
  119. U.S. stocks slump after three days of gains, with earnings in focus; Dow's down 207 p
  120. Trade group report points to rise in oil supplies
  121. Bard to buy Medivance for $250M
  122. S&P affirms Canada's triple-A sovereign rating
  123. IBM names Virginia Rometty as new CEO
  124. Broadcom net falls 18%
  125. Express Scripts gain late on improved profit
  126. U.S. stocks tumble; investors fret Europe, 3M
  127. Amazon earnings fall sharply below Street forecast
  128. McKesson profits fall 9% on litigation costs
  129. White House backs withholding-tax repeal bill
  130. C.H. Robinson posts 11% higher profit
  131. Western Union revenue grows 6% in third quarter
  132. Nabors Industries swings to profit
  133. Australian shares lose 1.2%, banks, miners weak
  134. Japan stocks fall as exporters hit by strong yen, Europe fears; Nikkei Average down 1
  135. Japanese shares decline as exporters weigh
  136. Australia third-quarter CPI up 0.6%
  137. Rajat Gupta to surrender to the FBI: WSJ
  138. Hong Kong stocks open lower, with banks, resource shares hit; Hang Seng Index down 1.
  139. Hong Kong stocks fall ahead of Europe summit
  140. China's Wen calls for policy 'fine-tuning'
  141. Bank of Japan may lift asset-purchase plan: report
  142. Hurricane Rina may strengthen to Category 3
  143. European stocks waver ahead of euro-zone summit
  144. Boeing's shares gain as aerospace giant raises 2011 profit forecast
  145. Nokia Corp. unveils Lumia 800, firm's first Windows phone
  146. AEP profit boosted by Texas settlement, revenue up
  147. Sprint loss shrinks; response to iPhone strong
  148. General Dynamics sales slip, posts flattish profit
  149. Ford quarterly earnings decline on higher costs
  150. Medco 3rd-quarter net off 4.3%, revenue up 4.1%
  151. Gold, silver futures rise on safe-haven buying
  152. WellPoint 3rd-period net off 7.6%, revenue up 5.7%
  153. Nokia unveils first Windows Phone smartphones
  154. B/E Aerospace net up 60%; year outlook lifted
  155. Olympus Chairman Kikukawa steps down
  156. U.S. durable-goods orders fall 0.8% in September on lower demand for transportation g
  157. Defense contractors Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman both raise 2011 profit targe
  158. Boeing shares up 787 outlook, earnings hike
  159. Exelon profit up by 0.5%, sticks to 2011 view
  160. U.S. stock futures retain sharp gains after data
  161. Dollar pares loss, Treasurys stay down after data
  162. Dr Pepper Snapple earnings rise
  163. ConocoPhillips profit falls as production dips
  164. U.S. durable-goods orders drop 0.8% in September
  165. First Solar 3rd-quarter net up 11%, revenue up 26%
  166. Southern Co. 3rd-quarter net up 12%, revs up 2.1%
  167. Northrop Grumman raises 2011 earnings forecast
  168. Hess Corp. profit drops as production falls
  169. Coming up: U.S. durable goods orders for September
  170. Lockheed Martin net up 25%; year outlook lifted
  171. Boeing profit climbs, raises 2011 outlook
  172. Ex-Goldman director Gupta surrenders: report
  173. Jones shares add to loss after a sales miss
  174. RadioShack slumps after profit misses estimates
  175. U.S. stock futures add to rise on hopes for Europe
  176. Crude eases back before European outcome, gold up
  177. Cheniere rallies on LNG export deal with BG
  178. U.S. sales of new homes rise to 313,000 annualized pace in September, better than for
  179. U.S. stocks rally on European optimism; Boeing gains fuel Dow's 1%-plus early advance
  180. Ford shares sit out market advance after report
  181. First Solar shares bounce back 10%, lead S&P 500
  182. Bemis shares plunge 9% on lower profit, outlook
  183. Banks make new offer on Greek writedowns
  184. Dollar edges up, Treasurys fall after home sales
  185. Express Scripts shares jump 10%
  186. New home sales rise to 313,000 pace in September
  187. McKesson shares up 6% on strong earnings
  188. DeVry shares tumble 15% on profit miss
  189. Corning shares rally 8% on upbeat report
  190. Boeing shares rise to early-August levels
  191. Techs edge higher led by F5 Networks, Corning
  192. Energy stocks rise, Hess lags, Valero up
  193. Amazon shares fall on disappointing oulook
  194. Amazon, RadioShack slump after profit shortfalls
  195. Biogen gains on MS drug study
  196. U.S. stocks draw opening lift from European hopes
  197. Scana shares open 1% higher on profit increase
  198. Airline stocks up; Latin American airlines rally
  199. German parliament backs more EFSF firepower
  200. Oil gives back recent gains; gold above $1,700
  201. Coming up: New home sales in September
  202. Thermo Fisher shares drop 10% on revised outlook
  203. Canada stocks slightly higher; RIM drops 3%
  204. Dow Jones Industrial Average turns negative as traders grow less optimistic on Europe
  205. Oil recedes further after supply report
  206. Human Genome sinks 20% on weak lupus drug sales
  207. Former McKinsey chief charged with insider trading
  208. Protestor forced to leave supercommittee hearing
  209. RIM shares fall 6% on delayed launch of PlayBook operating system
  210. BP gets OK to drill new well in Gulf
  211. RIM shares fall as Playbook OS is delayed
  212. Marathon Petroleum Corp. lifts dividend to 25c
  213. Medco shares gain on Express Scripts earnings
  214. Obama touts student-loan reform plan
  215. U.S. sells 5-year debt at 1.055%; bonds pare loss
  216. Dunkin' Brands sets big D.C. expansion
  217. Andy Rooney in hospital following surgery
  218. U.S. stock indexes extend gains on talk of progress at European summit
  219. Gold up 1.4%, gains over 5% for the week so far
  220. U.S. stocks rally on Europe-related reports
  221. Walmart U.S to move apparel office back home
  222. 'Imminent' Greek default is manageable: Citi
  223. Report: Senate Democrats offer $3 trln debt deal
  224. EU leaders offer no bank recapitalization figure
  225. Euro pares losses on news reports
  226. Oil ends lower on higher-than-expected supply rise
  227. German stock futures rise on EU reports
  228. EU calls for medium-term bank debt guarantees
  229. Visa shares slip late following credit-card company's report of higher profit and buy
  230. U.S. stocks close higher, buoyed by European summit and earnings; Dow's up 162 points
  231. BMC beats estimates in second fiscal quarter
  232. Symantec net rises 34%
  233. U.S. stocks gain on EU summit leaks, Boeing
  234. Finance ministers to finalize bank recap plans: EU
  235. Novellus Systems earnings fall 33%
  236. Akamai earnings grow in Q3; president resigns
  237. Norfolk Southern profit jumps 24%
  238. Aflac third-quarter profit rises to $744 million
  239. Owens-Illinois profit slips on one-time charges
  240. LSI Corp. reports 25% earnings increase
  241. Visa posts higher profit, increases buybacks
  242. Madoffs failed in suicide pact: 60 Minutes
  243. EU to leverage EFSF to 1 trillion euros: report
  244. Assurant profit drops 46% on storms
  245. Ameriprise Financial misses earnings targets
  246. Chevron hikes quarterly dividend 3.8% to 81 cents
  247. IIF: No deal on 'any element' of Greek writedowns
  248. McDermott sees third-quarter EPS of 3c to 5c
  249. National Australia Bank FY net profit rises 24%
  250. European banks need to raise $147 billion: EBA