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  1. Gold futures slide 1.5% in morning trade
  2. Coming up: Housing starts, weekly jobless claims
  3. Dollar Tree profit climbs
  4. Airfare climbs sharply in October: ATA
  5. Smucker profit declines on higher ingredient costs
  6. U.S. stock futures drop along with commodities
  7. Premium-class flying picks up in September
  8. Williams-Sonoma net up 19%, revenue up 6.3%
  9. Sears 3rd-quarter loss widens, sales off 1.2%
  10. France sells debt but borrowing costs rise: report
  11. Philly Fed survey shows regional growth slowing in November
  12. U.S. foreclosure starts rise, mortgage delinquencies drop
  13. U.S. stocks open lower as European debt concerns trump relatively upbeat U.S. data
  14. Bill Miller steps down as fund manager of longtime market-beating Legg Mason Value Tr
  15. Fitch: Imperative that Italy retains market access
  16. U.S. stocks open lower to extend prior day's drop
  17. Legg falls as Miller steps down, financials weaker
  18. Energy stocks drop
  19. Airline stocks struggle; AMR posts best gains
  20. NetApp losses highlight early tech action
  21. MeadWestvaco to own majority of Acco Brands
  22. Philly Fed survey shows slowing growth in November
  23. Sears, Perry Ellis slump; Children's Place jumps
  24. Foreclosure starts rise, delinquencies drop: MBA
  25. 30-year mortgage rate ticks higher to 4.00%
  26. Lower commodities prices pressure Canadian stocks
  27. AAA predicts 4% more travelers over Thanksgiving
  28. Angie's List shares jump 30% in IPO
  29. Natural gas adds to gains after supplies report
  30. Angie's List shares jump 30% from IPO price in debut trades
  31. Energy's Chu: No political influence on Solyndra
  32. Boeing to pick up $21.7 billion order for 737s
  33. Dow industrials down 175 points as stock-market retreat gains pace
  34. Marvell Technology shares fall ahead of results
  35. U.S. stocks extend losses; Dow off 180 points
  36. Long-end Treasury yields retreat, tracking stocks
  37. Man arrested in alleged Facebook stock fraud
  38. Food stamp use continues to rise
  39. ViaSystems jumps 21% on withdrawn offering
  40. UBS to cut personnel by 2,000 by end of 2016
  41. Zoll Medical jumps 24% on results, buyback
  42. Moody's upgrades Las Vegas Sands
  43. Fed's Dudley: 'Deeply unhappy' with job outlook
  44. AMR, US Airways shares fall to multi-year lows
  45. Gold loses 3.1% to end at lowest in two weeks
  46. CDS spreads on Spain, Portugal debt widen
  47. Gold futures fall 3.1% to close at two-week low
  48. The Tell: Is Amazon working on a smartphone next?
  49. Oil ends under $99 as traders eschew risk
  50. Consumer recommendation site Yelp files for IPO
  51. Yelp files initial IPO papers
  52. U.S. stocks end lower with Europe still at issue and gold, oil pressuring resource st
  53. House approves stopgap budget bill
  54. Marvell Tech earnings fall 24%; sales top forecast
  55. House committee to hold insider trading hearing
  56. Salesforce.com reports third-quarter loss
  57. Man charged with attempted shooting of Obama: AP
  58. U.S. stocks tumble as Europe hits resource shares
  59. Intuit reports net loss; top line beats estimates
  60. Gap profits fall 36% in third quarter
  61. Nike hikes quarterly dividend by 16% to 36 cents
  62. H-P names activist investor Whitworth to board
  63. Dr Pepper Snapple approves new $1 bln buyback plan
  64. Japan stocks follow U.S. lower, as strong yen hits exporters; Nikkei Average down 1.2
  65. Japanese stocks open lower, as exporters fall
  66. Australian shares drop 1.5% in early action
  67. Hong Kong opens sharply lower, with banks selling down; Hang Seng Index down 1.8%
  68. Hong Kong stocks fall sharply, with banks weak
  69. Nestle plans to double China investment: report
  70. Macau house prices drop sharply
  71. European shares fall in early-morning trades
  72. Europe stocks extend losses as debt concerns mount
  73. U.K. banks cut peripheral euro-zone loans: report
  74. Chrysler to recall 7,153 Jeeps in China: regulator
  75. Italy yield edges up, Spain down; ECB seen buying
  76. ECB's Draghi: Euro leaders must speed bailout fund
  77. Hibbett Sports net up; outlook beats estimate
  78. Gold futures climb 1% in partial recovery
  79. Proposal for ECB loans to IMF gains ground: report
  80. Heinz 2nd-period net off 5.7%, sales up 8.3%
  81. ECB-IMF proposal for bailouts reportedly gains traction; Frankfurt and Paris erase lo
  82. Oil climbs anew, rising to $100.16 a barrel
  83. Illinois Tool Works sales climb; affirms outlook
  84. Treasurys drift down; focus on Europe, Congress
  85. $600 million still missing in MF Global books:WSJ
  86. U.S. stocks open mostly up, but technology weighs
  87. Marvell Tech, Salesforce lead early tech action
  88. Energy stocks regain some losses for the week
  89. Airline stocks rise from a week of losses
  90. NYSE leads financial sector higher
  91. Coming Up: October leading indicators
  92. October leading indicators rise 0.9%, the most since February
  93. Cintas shares jump on Citigroup upgrade
  94. Gap drops; Foot Locker, Hibbett top views
  95. Italy's Monti wins final confidence vote: reports
  96. Economic indicators suggest receded recession risk
  97. Canada stocks waver; inflation data lifts loonie
  98. CF Industries tops S&P gainers; Mosaic, Potash up
  99. Fitch: IMF deal for Hungary would be positive step
  100. FDA revokes use of Avastin drug for breast cancer
  101. BP to sell Pompano, Mica assets to Stone Energy
  102. MTS Systems climbs 12% on earnings results
  103. Marvell Tech shares gain after earnings report
  104. Dole shares drop 9% on 3Q loss
  105. Brady Corp. rises 7% on earnings
  106. Mentor Graphics up 10.4% on results
  107. Mattress Firm bouncing up 19% on IPO
  108. Gold ends modestly higher, silver recoups losses
  109. House rejects balanced-budget amendment
  110. Oil ends 1.4% lower; natural gas off 2.8%
  111. Dow closes higher for the day, but ends week off 2.9%
  112. U.S. stocks end mixed, weekly losses dominate
  113. Cooper Industries to replace Janus in S&P 500
  114. Greek creditors hit unexpected obstacle: report
  115. Conservatives projected to take power from socialists in Spain: reports
  116. Supercommittee to say it failed: WSJ
  117. Japanese stocks open lower, with exporters weaker; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  118. Japanese stocks slip, with exporters weaker
  119. Japan swings to surprise trade deficit in October
  120. Australian shares weak in early trading
  121. Private equity investor Forstmann dies aged 71
  122. Hong Kong down sharply, with resources, banks weaker; Hang Seng Index down 2.1%
  123. Hong Kong stocks sharply lower in early trading
  124. Singapore's growth likely to cool in 2012
  125. Thai growth disappoints; full-year forecast cut
  126. China vice premier warns on global economy
  127. French bond-yield rise poses risk to outlook for nation's AAA rating: Moody's
  128. U.S. stock futures fall sharply; Dow futures down nearly 160 points
  129. Los Angeles Galaxy beat Houston Dynamo 1-0 to win U.S. soccer's MLS Cup
  130. French bond yield rise risks AAA outlook: Moody's
  131. David Roberts may become interim CEO of Lloyds
  132. U.S. stock futures, Europe markets fall sharply
  133. Europe stocks lower; debt worries, China in focus
  134. Forstmann, banker and head of IMG, dies at 71
  135. L.A. beats Houston in U.S. soccer championship
  136. New York arrests suspected terrorist
  137. Seagate awarded $525M in Western Digital dispute
  138. Seagate awarded $525M in Western Digital dispute
  139. EU paper weighs euro bond scenarios: report
  140. Bundesbank slashes 2012 German growth outlook
  141. Gilead Sciences to acquire Pharmasset Inc., paying sizable premium in $11 billion dea
  142. Pharmasset agrees to $11B bid by Gilead Sciences
  143. Pharmasset agrees to $11B bid by Gilead Sciences
  144. U.K. PM Cameron notes better economic signals
  145. China's yuan to rise gradually in 2012: analyst
  146. U.K. PM Cameron notes better economic signals
  147. Tyson Foods profit down, sales up
  148. GE profit growth faces a cooler energy market
  149. Treasurys gain as Congress spurs flight to safety
  150. Goldman's O'Neill: Time to move beyond BRICs
  151. Time to move beyond BRICs, says Goldman's O'Neill, who coined the term
  152. Transatlantic up 5% after it OK's buyout offer
  153. Chicago Fed gauge edges up slightly in October
  154. Chicago Fed index edges up slightly in October
  155. Coming up: October existing home sales
  156. Toll Brothers buying Seattle firm
  157. U.S. stocks open sharply lower on reports that 'supercommittee' has failed
  158. Coming up: Existing-home-sales data
  159. Economic worries weigh on retail stocks
  160. Airline stocks off sharply to outpace S&P
  161. Turkish President Gul fears for EU split
  162. ECB settled 8 bln euros of bond buys last week
  163. Super committee may flop; do war investors care?
  164. Tech stocks fall along with broad market
  165. Energy stocks move down
  166. U.S. stocks open sharply lower on debt worries
  167. U.S. existing-home sales rise in October
  168. Existing-home sales up 1.4% in October
  169. EU's Barroso: Greece must signal debt commitment
  170. Canadian stocks drop on U.S., EU debt concerns
  171. Gilead shares dip 11% after Pharmasset deal
  172. Treasurys, dollar stay up after data
  173. Steel stocks drop on metals prices, supply report
  174. Micron slumps over 4% as tech stocks broadly lower
  175. CBOE Volatility Index spikes more than 8%
  176. MF Global trustee: As much as $1.2 billion in client funds missing
  177. Ex-FBI chief Louis Freeh to head Penn State probe
  178. Ex-FBI head Freeh tapped for Penn State probe
  179. MF Global trustee: $1.2 billion missing
  180. RIM shares fall 6% on lower analyst outlooks
  181. Buffett gives Japan his thumbs-up: The Tell
  182. Regeneron up 10% on FDA approval
  183. Spirit Airlines' deceptive Tweets land a U.S. fine
  184. New lows for Sony, Time Warner Cable, Netflix
  185. Treasurys stay up after good 2-year auction
  186. Career Education slides 5% on accreditor inquiry
  187. Global Education shares nearly double on sale
  188. Euro turns up off 6-week low vs dollar
  189. Mark Hulbert: 50- and 200-day moving averages both broken
  190. Spirit Airlines fined over deceptive tweets
  191. Oil ends at lowest in nearly two weeks
  192. Focus Media plunges 40% on short-seller's report
  193. Gold ends at its lowest in four weeks
  194. The Tell: Focus Media's 40% stock decline lights up Twitter
  195. SEC charges Madoff employee with fraud
  196. Supercommittee says it failed to reach deal on deficit reduction
  197. Hewlett-Packard shares up 3% in after-hours trading following earnings report
  198. B. of A. and H-P are top decliners as Dow industrials close 2.1% lower
  199. U.S. hikes Iran sanctions to limit nuclear effort
  200. Zale posts $32mln quarterly loss; shares gain
  201. Jack in the Box shares jump on strong earnings
  202. Supercommittee says it failed to reach agreement
  203. Brocade swings to fourth quarter loss
  204. H-P net falls as sales slip
  205. U.S. stocks drop 2% on debt indecision
  206. Analog Devices reports 7% earnings drop
  207. Australian shares fall in early trading
  208. Obama vows to veto sidesteps to automatic cuts
  209. Collective Brands sinks after swinging to Q3 loss
  210. Japanese stocks track U.S. losses lower in broad-based decline; Nikkei Average down 0
  211. Itochu, KKR reported near $7 billion Samson deal
  212. Japanese stocks open to losses, tracking U.S. drop
  213. Hong Kong stocks tick higher as some financials recover; Hang Seng Index up 0.7%
  214. Fosun International weighed by Focus Media ties
  215. Fitch to review U.S. sovereign rating by month-end
  216. Hong Kong stocks oscillate, with bank shares mixed
  217. European stocks race higher out the gate with most bourses up over 1%
  218. LDK Solar swings to loss on 30% lower sales
  219. South Korea ratifies U.S. free-trade deal
  220. Europe stocks rebound, led by banks, resources
  221. Mitchells & Butlers posts net; adjusted results up
  222. Netflix raises $400M in common stock and notes
  223. World Bank tips soft landing for Chinese economy
  224. Oil futures edge higher after losses
  225. Japan's Tokyo, Osaka bourses to merge by Jan. 2013
  226. Push for gains evaporates as U.S. stocks sputter
  227. Number of 'problem' U.S. banks falls for second straight quarter: FDIC
  228. U.S. stocks shake off early declines to turn narrowly positive
  229. Netflix shares trade at lowest level since mid-2010
  230. B. of A. and Morgan Stanley lead a rebound in financials
  231. U.S. economic growth revised to lower-than-forecast 2.0% annual rate from 2.5% previo
  232. S&P says Spain's credit rating unaffected by election results
  233. Campbell Soup shares drop 5%
  234. Crude-oil futures top $98 on Middle East fears
  235. Delta Air rated outperform at Raymond James
  236. FDIC: Number of 'problem banks' fall
  237. Sarkozy, Merkel, Monti to meet Thursday
  238. Chico's, Collective Brands slump; Genesco, Zale up
  239. Illinois AG to fight debtor-arrest warrants: WSJ
  240. B. of A., Morgan Stanley lead financials' rebound
  241. Techs edge higher but H-P tanks
  242. Airline stocks decline to pace wider market
  243. U.S. stocks mainly off after GDP revised down
  244. Energy stocks move down
  245. KKR buying private energy firm for $7 bln: report
  246. Weekly sales weaken ahead of Black Friday: survey
  247. Euro turns down vs. dollar after stocks reverse
  248. Cheniere Energy up on LNG export deal
  249. Europe stocks give up gains after U.S. data
  250. U.S. stock futures modestly lower after GDP data