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  1. Dollar pares loss, Treasurys edge up after GDP
  2. U.S. third-quarter growth revised down to 2.0%
  3. Focus Media denies Muddy Waters assertions
  4. Analyst sees HPQ turnaround more than a year away
  5. Campbell Soup profit dips
  6. JA Solar swings to loss on 32% lower revenue
  7. Shanda agrees to go private for $2.3 billion
  8. Focus Media to respond to Muddy Waters reports
  9. Hormel posts lower profit, sees full-year growth
  10. Canadian Solar swings to loss; revenue up 32%
  11. Bank of America told to get stronger: report
  12. Spain needs to outline debt-cutting steps: Fitch
  13. IMF takes steps to provide funds more effectively
  14. 'Mission: Impossible' films to stream on Facebook
  15. More Black Friday shoppers expected: survey
  16. Fusion-io down 10% on stock offering
  17. Oil pares gains as traders gauge supply, demand
  18. Frontline shares lead shipping stocks lower
  19. Deutsche Bank reviewing asset management unit
  20. Belgian bond yields jump on renewed political woes
  21. Hazardous toys still abound in stores: survey
  22. Bodenheimer upped to exec chairman, ESPN
  23. Gilead shares rebound in wake of Pharmasset bid
  24. School Specialty drops 19% on outlook
  25. Commerzbank shares sink on worries over capital
  26. Canadian stocks hesitate; RIM down 3% in Toronto
  27. The Tell: Analysts say deep Pentagon budget cuts won't happen
  28. Stocks trim drop on reports of new IMF credit line
  29. IMF: Changes will boost flexibility during crises
  30. Euro, Treasury yields rise anew on IMF tools
  31. Treasury sells 5-year notes at lowest yield ever
  32. Fed minutes show talk of inflation target
  33. U.S. sells 5-year debt at record-low yield
  34. Retailers sue Fed over debit-card rules
  35. Pentagon won't give up funding without a fight
  36. Focus Media rebounds after denial of Waters claims
  37. Fed minutes show formal inflation targets under discussion
  38. Dollar down, Treasurys stay flat after Fed minutes
  39. Political Watch: Obama campaign slams Romney over misleading ad
  40. House panel calls Corzine to testify
  41. Oil closes higher for first time in four sessions
  42. Gold futures end higher, back above $1,700
  43. U.S. stocks edge lower, mired in Europe concerns
  44. Pandora turns in quarterly profit as sales rise
  45. U.S. stocks slide on Europe, GDP reading
  46. TiVo loss widens on costs
  47. API data shows big fall in crude-oil supplies
  48. Fed to stress test 31 banks
  49. Merck to pay $950 million to settle Vioxx charges
  50. Australian shares extend losses into a fourth day
  51. Hong Kong stocks fall broadly ahead of China data; Hang Seng Index down 1.9%
  52. Hong Kong stocks broadly fall ahead of data
  53. HSBC's China manufacturing 'flash' PMI survey shows contraction in November
  54. China manufacting gauge shows November contraction
  55. Korean groups vow more U.S. protests: report
  56. Hong Kong property to fall up to 10%: developer
  57. Nymex oil futures fall 1.5% in electronic trading
  58. New in The Tell: China overtakes U.S. in smartphone shipments
  59. Europe stocks stumble, banks, resources head south
  60. Dexia bailout plan looks unworkable: report
  61. Poor result of German bund auction shows crisis threatening Europe's core
  62. Medvedev: Russia may target U.S. defense missile sites in Europe
  63. Nokia Siemens laying off 17,000 in restructuring; business focus turns to mobile broa
  64. Bank of Greece: Most 'critical period' in post-war history at hand
  65. Dow futures sink over 100 points in early-morning activity
  66. Euro sinks against dollar as French and Belgian bond yields surge
  67. From The Tell: Would you buy a Facebook phone? Take the poll
  68. Weekly U.S. jobless claims rise 2,000 to 393,000
  69. Russia may target U.S. missile defense sites
  70. Fitch: French rating at risk if crisis worsens
  71. Deere 4th-period net up 46%, revenue up 20%
  72. Nokia Siemens cutting 17,000 jobs
  73. Euro slumps after weak German bund auction
  74. Bank of Greece: Nation may be driven out of euro
  75. European bond yields rise on Dexia worries
  76. BOE panel unanimously backed unchanged policy
  77. EU seeks new powers on euro-zone budgets: report
  78. China 'selectively easing' in Zhejiang: analyst
  79. Euro-zone Nov. composite PMI rises to 47.2
  80. U.S. consumer-sentiment gauge's final November reading is highest since June
  81. Dow industrials down as much as 111 points early Wednesday
  82. Weekly U.S. initial jobless claims rise by 2,000 to 393,000
  83. U.S. durable-goods orders slip in October
  84. KKR group buying private oil company for $7.2 bln
  85. November UMich consumer sentiment hits 64.1
  86. Adjustable mortgage rates at record lows
  87. Pandora among decliners as tech stocks falter
  88. Deere jumps 4% to lead S&P advancers
  89. Consumer spending, job data dent retail stocks
  90. U.S. stocks open sharply lower on Europe fears
  91. Energy stocks fall as equities drop
  92. Visa sole gainer in weak financial sector
  93. U.S. stock futures stay lower amid stream of data
  94. Coming Up: November consumer sentiment
  95. European Union unveils euro bond proposals
  96. Durable-goods orders fall 0.7% in October
  97. Personal income up 0.4%, spending 0.1% in October
  98. Groupon falls below IPO price
  99. James Murdoch gives up board seats at U.K. papers
  100. Oil moderates loss after surprise supply decrease
  101. Canadian stocks hurt by lower gold, oil prices
  102. Groupon falls 14% below IPO price
  103. Yemeni ruler signs deal to relinquish power
  104. Indian rupee stabilizes as RBI announces measures
  105. Moody's maintains Aaa rating on U.S.
  106. Treasury sells $29 bln in 7-year notes at a yield of 1.415%
  107. European stocks fall 1.3% as debt crisis moves nearer euro-zone 'core'
  108. Gold ends modestly lower on euro-zone fears
  109. Moody's: Odds of T-Mobile USA deal less than 50%
  110. George Clooney a witness at Berlusconi sex trial
  111. Treasury auctions 7-year notes at record low yield
  112. Cubic shares fall 6% on J.P. Morgan downgrade
  113. AbitibiBowater drops 6% on RBC downgrade
  114. Frontline drops 13% on results
  115. Magnitude 5.9 quake hits off Japan's Honshu coast
  116. Oil settles nearly 2% lower amid growth concerns
  117. MW Radio: Only closing bell can stanch flow of red on Wall Street
  118. S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite lose ground for sixth straight session
  119. All 30 components in red as Dow industrials fall 234 points to close at day's low
  120. Brazil halts drilling by Chevron subsidiary
  121. Brazil halts drilling by Chevron subsidiary
  122. U.S. stocks hit again as German auction weighs
  123. Hong Kong stocks open down, with property among leading decliners; Hang Seng Index do
  124. Japanese stocks follow U.S. shares sharply lower; Nikkei Average down 1.6%
  125. China confirms reserve ratio cut for 6 banks
  126. Hong Kong stocks fall, with real estate down
  127. Japanese stocks open sharply lower, but Olympus up
  128. Australian shares weak in early trading
  129. HSBC PMI survey exagerates China slowdown: CS
  130. Hong Kong developers look to sell assets: Barclays
  131. Fitch downgrades Portugal to BB-plus, putting pressure on euro
  132. German Ifo business-confidence index up in November, ends 4-month decline
  133. Fitch cuts Portugal credit rating to junk status
  134. Portugal trade unions to strike, disrupt transport
  135. Europe stocks add to gains after German Ifo report
  136. German Nov. Ifo business confidence index rises
  137. China stock outlook now bullish: analyst
  138. Raiffeisen Bank shares up after report
  139. Europe stocks move higher, led by Siemens, miners
  140. AT&T, DT drop FCC applications; still pursue deal
  141. Italian 10-year-bond yields move back above 7%
  142. European shares erase gains in afternoon trading
  143. Italian 10-year bond yield edges above 7%
  144. France, Germany, Italy won't give ECB orders
  145. Air France-KLM shares rally after broker upgrade
  146. Europe's benchmark index closes down for sixth day; U.K. FTSE 100 off for ninth sessi
  147. Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 index closes down for ninth session in a row
  148. MarketWatch's editor-in-chief frets over a bleak Friday on Wall Street
  149. John Shinal: Top 5 reasons for Americans to give thanks
  150. MarketWatch's man in Frankfurt explains the euro's surprising resilience
  151. ECB mulling longer bank loan terms: report
  152. With 'Black Friday' hours away, retailers' battle for holiday supremacy intensifies
  153. Japanese stocks edge lower early; Nikkei Average slips 0.3%
  154. Japanese stocks waver in early trading
  155. Australian stocks decline in early trading
  156. Moody's cuts Hungary's rating to Ba1
  157. Hong Kong shares fall in early trading; Hang Seng Index down 1.6%
  158. Hong Kong shares sharply lower in early trading
  159. Japan October core CPI down 0.1%
  160. Woodside shares fall in Australian trading
  161. Oil futures tick higher but stay in tight range
  162. SABMiller/Fosters tie-up gets Australian OK
  163. UniCredit cut to neutral from buy at Nomura
  164. Police cite 'shopping rage' in pepper-spray incident at L.A.-area Walmart
  165. Dow industrials up 90 points as stocks collect momentum
  166. U.S. stocks vanquish premarket declines to open at flat line
  167. PriceGrabber reports rise in Thanksgiving Day retail sales
  168. U.S. markets to close at 1 p.m. Eastern time; Black Friday, EU debt in focus
  169. Italian 6-month-bill yields reach new euro-era high in Friday auction: reports
  170. Italian debt yields slammed ahead of 6-year-bond auction
  171. Cut to Hungary's credit rating weighs heavily on BUX index
  172. Stoxx Europe 600 index declines nearly 1%, led by banks
  173. Stocks in Europe strike subdued tone in early-morning trades
  174. U.S. stocks open lower but quickly turn positive
  175. Woman pepper-sprays fellow Wal-Mart shoppers
  176. Retail sector investors also in Black Friday mood
  177. Oil turns higher, pushes past $96 a barrel
  178. Dollar up vs euro as Wall Street pushes higher
  179. Tech stocks score gains in shortened session
  180. Cameron leads energy stock rebound
  181. Europe stocks mostly higher ahead of U.S. open
  182. German, French debt insurance costs hit record
  183. Italy sells 6-month bills as yield soars: reports
  184. Italian bond yields soar ahead of bill auction
  185. Hungarian stocks sink after rating downgrade
  186. China home builders face longer payment delays: CS
  187. Europe stocks flat-to-higher; Dexia, AXA higher
  188. S&P 500's skid reaches seven as Belgian downgrade rattles Wall Street
  189. Belgium downgraded by S&P
  190. MW Radio: CEO Terry Lundgren says early open has paid off for Macy's
  191. Italy has assets to weather crisis: EU's Rehn
  192. U.S. stock-index gains vanish
  193. London snaps nine-session losing streak as European markets close higher Friday
  194. Europe faces big test next week with debt auctions by Italy, Spain, France and Belgiu
  195. S&P downgrades Belgium's credit rating
  196. U.S. stocks hold onto gains ahead of close
  197. No Indian boycott of London Olympics: IOC
  198. EU's Rehn: Italy has assets to overcome crisis
  199. Indian politician vows to torch Wal-Mart stores
  200. Canadian stocks rise, led by real estate sector
  201. U.S. stocks pare gains; Nasdaq turns lower
  202. Sony, Disney among Black Friday media gainers
  203. Cop uses pepper spray at N.C. Walmart
  204. Looming strike could cripple Heathrow airport
  205. Late reversal in abbreviated session saddles U.S. stocks with 5% weekly declines
  206. Oil holds on to gains, settles 0.6% higher
  207. US stocks end mostly lower; Dow down 4.8% on week
  208. Slide Show: Scenes from retail's Black Friday
  209. Michigan defeats Ohio State 40-34
  210. Badgers rock Penn State, head to Big 10 title game
  211. Black Friday 2011 sales up 7% vs. 2010: ShopperTrak; online sales up 24%: IBM
  212. Black Friday posts big retail-sales gains vs. 2010
  213. Hong Kong stock rally, with banks and resources higher; Hang Seng Index up 2%
  214. Japan stocks rise early, with banks up on Europe hopes; Nikkei Average up 1.3%
  215. Hong Kong stocks rally on European developments
  216. Japanese stocks advance on Europe hopes
  217. Australian shares jump in early trading
  218. BHP Billiton finance chief to retire
  219. Rio Tinto: Europe, U.S. worries hitting sentiment
  220. Syracuse fires coach on sex-abuse allegations: AP
  221. HTC shares lower as German product ban looms
  222. Japan warns of more forex intervention: report
  223. Amazon: Black Friday sales of Kindle quadrupled
  224. Europe's Stoxx 600 benchmark index closes in on 3% gain during mid-morning trades
  225. Oil futures reclaim $100-a-barrel level
  226. Global stock markets rise sharply with progress seen on EU debt crisis; commodities r
  227. Markets across Europe post strong gains on reports of progress on debt crisis
  228. British travel operator Thomas Cook secures new credit facility
  229. Stock markets across Europe advance over 1%
  230. European stock markets set to open sharply higher
  231. Treasurys drop on Europe reports, Friday sales
  232. Greif lowers adj. profit view for 2011
  233. Citi upgrades Google to buy from neutral
  234. Airline growth teeters on fragile foundation: IATA
  235. UnitedHealthcare affirms '11 view, outlines '12
  236. Belgium sells 2 billion euros of bonds
  237. Italy borrowing costs jump in small auction
  238. Amazon: Black Friday sales of Kindle quadrupled
  239. OECD: Euro debt crisis key risk to global economy
  240. Rangold sees hit to Q4 production from mine issues
  241. Greek statistics head faces criminal probe: report
  242. U.S. stock futures, gold futures sharply higher
  243. Euro-zone money-supply growth slows in October
  244. Thomas Cook banks provide new credit line
  245. Europe stocks gain on hopes for euro zone
  246. Bank of Israel seen cutting key rate 0.25 point
  247. Europe, U.S. stock futures point to opening gains
  248. Strong yen threatens Japan industry: Shirakawa
  249. China's vice premier urges more property cooling
  250. U.S. sales of new single-family homes rise in October