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  1. Oil at six-week low, extends losses to fourth day
  2. Zynga shares pull back by 10%
  3. Home-run king Barry Bonds sentenced to 30-day house arrest and probation: reports
  4. Barry Bonds gets house arrest, probation: reports
  5. U.S. stocks end day mixed, locking in weekly losses of about 3% for major indexes
  6. Moody's cuts Belgium to 'Aa3'; outlook negative
  7. Shell clears hurdle in bid to drill in Alaska
  8. U.S. stock indexes end two-week win streak
  9. Premier Community Bank is year's 91st failure
  10. Southern Philippines hit by deadly floods
  11. North Korean leader Kim Jong-il dies, state media reports
  12. Hong Kong stocks open weak, as European concerns weigh; Hang Seng Index down 1.5%
  13. Japanese stocks open lower, with tech shares weak; Nikkei Average down 0.4%
  14. North Korean leader Kim Jong-il dead: reports
  15. Sinopec slips on report of possible Repsol deal
  16. Hong Kong stocks fall on Europe debt worries
  17. Olympus shares fall amid report of cash troubles
  18. Billabong sees first half profit below last year
  19. Japanese stocks open lower, with techs weak
  20. Australian shares fall with retailers weak
  21. Air Berlin up as UAE's Etihad Air boosts holding
  22. Europe stock markets turn higher, drug stocks lead
  23. Europe stocks off; France, N. Korea in focus
  24. European Goldfields agrees to Eldorado C$2.5B bid
  25. Telefonica cut to neutral from overweight: HSBC
  26. Draghi warns of costs of European breakup
  27. Technicolor plans 600 job cuts, €100M of charges
  28. U.S. stock futures advance; North Korea leadership change in focus
  29. CNH proposes to buy Norway's Kverneland for $246M
  30. Nestle reinstated neutral at CS; price target up
  31. Winn-Dixie shares rally as regional grocery chain agrees to go private at 75% premium
  32. Financials rise, but big banks Citi, B. of A. lag
  33. U.S. stocks struggle to maintain modest early gains; builders' sentiment data on tap
  34. Apple leads tech stocks in mild gains; Zynga down
  35. Gold futures trade back above $1,600
  36. Airline stocks decline following last week's gains
  37. U.S. stocks rise in rebound from week's losses
  38. U.S. home builders' confidence remains weak, but December gauge hits 19-month high: N
  39. Boehner seeks House-Senate talks on payroll tax
  40. Winn-Dixie shares jump 70% on BI-LO merger
  41. NAHB home-builder confidence hits 19-mo. high
  42. Investment banking outlook softens: Nomura
  43. Jakks Pacific drops 20% on weak toy sales
  44. Spirit AeroSystems upgraded at Credit Suisse
  45. ECB's Draghi: no doubts about strength of euro
  46. Oil slips as markets digest ECB's Draghi comments
  47. U.S. stocks shift lower after Draghi comments
  48. Gold futures fall, fail in attempt to rebound
  49. Supreme Court health-law arguments set for March
  50. France losing AAA shouldn't be 'terrible': Draghi
  51. Number of crimes down in 2011: FBI
  52. Bloomberg bilker gets four years in prison
  53. Treasurys steady after poorly received 2-year sale
  54. Fed's Lacker 'chastened' by 2011 GDP forecast miss
  55. New York Times selling regional newspaper group
  56. Gold ends below $1,600 for fourth session
  57. Oil ends higher after three-session decline
  58. AT&T ends bid to acquire T-Mobile USA, will take fourth-quarter charge of $4 billion
  59. U.S. stocks end lower, dropping sharply after plan for Europe bailout funds; Dow's of
  60. U.S. stock losses deepen after euro members agree to 150 billion euros of loans to IM
  61. AT&T drops bid to acquire T-Mobile USA
  62. Red Hat earnings jump in third fiscal quarter
  63. U.S. stocks drop 1% on Draghi, Europe aid plan
  64. Euro-zone countries to boost IMF resources
  65. Bank of America shares trade below $5
  66. U.S. stock losses double after EU statement
  67. Hong Kong shares open lower as property, coal stocks drop; Hang Seng Index down 0.2%
  68. Japanese shares edge higher early; Nikkei Stock Average rises 0.3%
  69. RBA minutes show notable concern over Europe
  70. Japanese shares edge higher in early trading
  71. Australian shares flat in early trading
  72. Former Madoff employee pleads guilty
  73. ITC rules for Apple in patent dispute with HTC
  74. Hong Kong shares rebound after weak opening
  75. House to vote Tuesday on payroll-tax bill
  76. AstraZeneca to take charge after drug studies
  77. U.S. stocks surge 2% in opening minutes, playing off U.S. data and European hopes
  78. November housing starts jump to highest rate in year and a half; building permits up
  79. U.S. economic momentum to slow: Fannie Mae
  80. Abercrombie, Lowe's pace retail sector gains
  81. Gold gains over $20; oil up for a second session
  82. Oracle among gainers as tech stocks advance
  83. Energy stocks lead equities higher; oil up 3%
  84. U.S. stocks surge on Europe data, U.S. housing
  85. Airlines rise with wider market, Gol Linhas
  86. Financial stocks up as DJIA jumps 183 points
  87. Carnival profit falls, Q1 adj. net to miss target
  88. Last minute shoppers aid weekly sales: survey
  89. Crude oil up 1.9% after housing data; gold steady
  90. U.S. stock futures hold gains after housing starts
  91. Treasurys, dollar stay down after data
  92. Nov. housing starts up 9.3% to 685,000 annual rate
  93. Jefferies profit falls but beats Street target
  94. General Growth Properties unveils Rouse spin-off
  95. CVS Caremark sees '12 net up; lifts dividend 30%
  96. Coming Up: November housing starts
  97. ConAgra 2nd-period net off 15%, sales up 8.1%
  98. Recycling firm gets $35 million in financing
  99. Fitch: EFSF's rating tied to France, Germany
  100. TransCanada paying $454 mln for solar projects
  101. Navistar profit jumps in the fourth quarter
  102. General Mills 2nd-period net off 28%, sales up 14%
  103. Spanish short-term borrowing costs fall sharply
  104. Google, KKR to take stake in Calif. solar projects
  105. German Ifo business-climate index sees Dec. rise
  106. Google, KKR to take Calif.-solar-farm stake: WSJ
  107. Swedish Riksbank cuts key rate due to slowdown
  108. Europe stocks off, led by AstraZeneca, DT
  109. Fitch says it may cut 7 Italian banks
  110. House calls for payroll-tax talks with Senate
  111. NYC about to top 50 million tourist visits
  112. 'Significant structural strengths' in UK: Moody's
  113. Shell reports oil leak in Gulf of Mexico
  114. Storm death toll rises; holiday travel snarled
  115. Apple shares rise 3% in wake of HTC decision
  116. Injuries lead to ice cream scoop recall
  117. Fed issues draft Dodd-Frank big bank rules
  118. Treasury sells 5-year notes; bonds stay down
  119. Pot pie tops worst supermarket food list
  120. Gold futures close with a more than $20 gain
  121. ShopperTrak raises holiday forecast
  122. Oil futures close over 3% higher
  123. Home-builder stocks rise on housing data
  124. Cracker Barrel vote rebuffs activist investor
  125. Oracle stock drops 7% as streak of strong profit growth is halted
  126. Dow industrials close up 2.8% at 12,103 in global stock rally
  127. Oracle forecasts mild earnings, sales gains
  128. API data show big drop in crude-oil supplies
  129. Nike profit up on stronger sales
  130. Oracle reports 2% earnings rise
  131. Jabil posts higher profit, cites improved margins
  132. U.S. stocks rally 3%, best day of month
  133. Hong Kong stocks jump, with resources, banks among leaders; Hang Seng Index up 2%
  134. Japan stocks rise after U.S. rally, with techs, metals higher; Nikkei Average up 1.4%
  135. Hong Kong stocks jump, with resource shares strong
  136. Japanese stocks follow U.S. peers sharply higher
  137. Japan's trade deficit widens in November
  138. Australian stocks rise sharply in early trading
  139. Bank of Japan says economic recovery 'paused'; keeps policy rate unchanged
  140. Italy's quarterly GDP declines more than forecast
  141. Deutsche Telekom reinstated underperform at CS
  142. Europe stocks jump higher, led by banks; SAP off
  143. Orascom Construction to spin off construction unit
  144. Old Mutual agrees sale of Finnish, Skandia Life
  145. Motorola Mobility, Microsoft pleased by ITC ruling
  146. Oracle shares plunge 13% early Wednesday, pacing tech-sector pullback as Wall St. ret
  147. Ex-Fannie chief Dan Mudd taking leave of absence as CEO of Fortress Investment Group
  148. European Central Bank allots 489B euros for euro-area banks in 3-year funding operati
  149. Fortress slips, but financials buck market drop
  150. Oracle's losses lead broad tech decline
  151. U.S. stocks open lower on ECB lending plan
  152. Energy stocks fall back after rally
  153. Coming up: November existing-home sales
  154. Nike's sales growth cheers investors
  155. Teva outlines 2012 sales and profit estimates
  156. Fortress CEO Daniel Mudd taking leave of absence
  157. AOL shareholder Starboard wants meeting with firm
  158. RIMM rises on reports of suitors and an upgrade
  159. Expedia down after TripAdvisor spin-off
  160. Euro slips under $1.31 after ECB
  161. Shell shuts Nigeria production after oil leak
  162. Treasurys turn up after ECB lends a lot
  163. Energy firms building new pipeline for shale plays
  164. CarMax profit flat versus year ago
  165. Walgreen profit falls 4.5%, sales rise
  166. Susquehanna ups sales estimate for Apple iPhone
  167. Oracle falls 10% in pre-market after earnings miss
  168. Europe stocks higher, but pare ECB-related gains
  169. ECB to lend euro-area banks 489 billion euros
  170. Bank of England panel voted 9-0 to hold rates
  171. Existing-home sales up 4% in November from October; NAR revises 2007-2010 sales data
  172. Gold ends lower, down six sessions in eight
  173. Microsoft to pull out of Consumer Electronics Show
  174. U.S. 7-yr auction last of the year; Treasurys fall
  175. Statue of Steve Jobs unveiled in Hungary
  176. Obama presses Boehner for short-term payroll bill
  177. BP exiting the solar panel business: report
  178. Treasury prices edge lower ahead of auction
  179. Cobalt up after Goldman upgrade, Angola find
  180. U.S. to settle B. of A. fair-lending case: report
  181. Payroll-tax cut deal not far off, Rep. Cantor says
  182. Moody's reaffirms Jefferies at Baa2
  183. Oil climbs as EIA posts hefty fall in crude supply
  184. Treasurys, dollar stay up after home data
  185. Existing-home sales up 4% in November
  186. Existing-home sales downwardly revised 14%
  187. Nike up; Walgreen, CarMax, Expedia drop
  188. Gold edges lower; oil up for a third session
  189. U.S. stocks edge higher, erasing losses in final hour, though tech weighed on the Nas
  190. Bank of America settles racial-discrimination claims against Countrywide for $335 mil
  191. Bed Bath & Beyond profit up 21%
  192. Yahoo in talks to cut Alibaba stake -- report
  193. Tibco Software reports 38% earnings rise
  194. Micron swings to loss for first fiscal quarter
  195. U.S. stocks close slightly higher; Nasdaq lags
  196. S&P 500, Dow index turn up late in session
  197. U.S. in $335 mln settlement with B. of A.
  198. Ampio tumbles on stock placement
  199. Oil ends higher to tally three-session gain
  200. Hong Kong stocks follow Asian peers lower, with resources weak; Hang Seng Index down
  201. Japan stocks open weaker with banks trading down; Nikkei Average falls 0.5%
  202. Japan stocks trade down, with banks weighing
  203. Australian shares fall, with retailers weak
  204. Hong Kong stocks follow Asian peers lower
  205. Europe stocks open higher, banks edge up
  206. HB Fuller to pay $395M for Forbo adhesives lines
  207. Chicago investment group to buy Sun-Times group
  208. U.S. consumer sentiment improves more than forecast, December survey shows
  209. Tech stocks make back some of Wednesday's losses as U.S. equities tally modest early
  210. First-time unemployment claims show continued improvement, down to 364,000 in latest
  211. Vulcan suing Martin Marietta over "illegal" bid
  212. Micron upgraded by Wedbush to outperform
  213. Natural gas turns lower after supplies report
  214. RAM Energy up 79% after $550 mln stake, new CEO
  215. House Republicans insist on year-long payroll bill
  216. Mead Johnson falls after Wal-Mart pulls baby food
  217. Dec. UMich consumer sentiment hits 69.9
  218. Dollar pares loss, Treasurys up after confidence
  219. U.S. airline sector opens with marginal gains
  220. FHFA home-price index falls 0.2% in Oct.
  221. Indicators suggest continued economic growth
  222. 30-year mortgage rate at record low 3.91%
  223. Finish Line rises; Bed, Bath & Beyond drops
  224. Citi leads financials higher as trading slows
  225. Akamai, Tibco rise as tech stocks advance early
  226. Oil futures rise to over $99, gold lags
  227. Energy stocks rise, BP PLC advances
  228. U.S. stocks open mildly higher with tech leading
  229. Coming up: November leading indicators
  230. Bed, Bath & Beyond down on slowing sales gain
  231. S&P downgrade weighs on Hungary's BUX
  232. WCA Waste rallies 30% on OK'd merger offer
  233. Vulcan rejects Maretta's hostile takeover bid
  234. U.S. stock futures remain higher after claims
  235. Amazon opening two centers in Va. hiring 1,350
  236. Williams Partners paying $750 mln for pipe system
  237. Dollar gains, Treasurys stay up after data
  238. Thomson Reuters nixes healthcare unit sale plans
  239. U.S. Q3 GDP growth revised lower
  240. Weekly U.S. jobless claims fall 4,000 to 364,000
  241. Scotch whisky group wins injunction in India
  242. Target recalls kids' cases due to lead paint
  243. Vivus falls 15% on drug safety study
  244. Online holiday sales looking brighter than 2010
  245. Gold falls $3, down a second session
  246. Obama calls on House to pass payroll-tax cut
  247. U.S. conditions set on NYSE-Deutsche Boerse merger
  248. Oil extends gains to fourth day, tops $99
  249. House GOP ends opposition to payroll-tax cut extension in return for new language: Bo
  250. House Republicans agree to pass two-month extension of payroll-tax cut: reports