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  1. Nasdaq 100 set to close 2011 with gain
  2. Janney's picks: Barnes & Noble, Children's Place
  3. Bond Report: Treasury market ending best year in three on a high note
  4. Strategist Jim Paulsen foresees 15% rise for U.S. stocks in 2012: MW Radio
  5. Mexico stocks edge up, set for 3% loss in 2011
  6. Sun-Times owners double money in two years
  7. Columnist Al Lewis pens New Year's resolutions for Uncle Sam
  8. European stocks close 2011 with 11% decline
  9. Air passenger, freight traffic weak in Nov.: IATA
  10. Gold closes 2011 with 10% gain, while silver slides 9.8%
  11. Outgoing Chicago Sun-Times owners double their money in two years
  12. Silver futures end the year down 9.8%
  13. Bond ETF assets have expanded by $41.3 bln in 2011: The Tell
  14. Obama said to delay request for debt-limit rise
  15. Disaster insurance claims top $35 billion in 2011
  16. Year-end score: gold up 10%, silver down 9.8%
  17. Republican senators named for payroll-tax talks
  18. Natural-gas futures end year with 32% loss, while crude oil rises 8%
  19. Five factors to watch when Iowa caucuses get under way
  20. Oil ends up 8% on year, with natural gas down 32%
  21. Dow industrials close 2011 with 5.5% gain, while Nasdaq slips 1.8% on year
  22. Late-day dip lands S&P 500 in the red for 2011
  23. Verizon rescinds planned $2 bill-payment fee
  24. Spanish government bond yields are actually down from a year ago: The Tell
  25. U.S. stocks slip to end 2011 with only Dow ahead
  26. Verizon Wireless backs off online payment fee
  27. Art market outperforms stocks in 2011: The Tell
  28. Nasdaq Composite ends year in red for first time since 2008
  29. Ross Stores, Dollar Tree, TJX among 2011 winners
  30. The Tell: Gasoline futures up 11% in 2011, copper down 23%, emerging markets off 20%,
  31. Airline stocks fall 31% in 2011, and outlook for 2012 is cloudy
  32. AES unit files Chapter 11; to sell 2 power plants
  33. Korean stocks advance, with tech exporters strong
  34. Korean stocks give back early gains
  35. Teva CEO Yanai to leave; ex-BMY executive succeeds
  36. Euro-zone manufacturing PMI signals contraction
  37. China's Hu calls for efforts to boost culture
  38. Europe stocks edge higher; Volkswagen up
  39. Bank Leumi CEO Maor to step down
  40. ECB settled bond purchases totaling 462 bln euros
  41. Merkel, Sarkozy to meet Jan. 9 ahead of EU summit
  42. Australian shares rise in early trading
  43. Hong Kong stocks surge, with resource and property shares strong; Hang Seng Index up
  44. Hong Kong opens year with rally; oil shares rise
  45. China's new TV ad rule yields monster-size breaks
  46. China equities a good bet in 2012, says Daiwa
  47. High prices weigh on Indian gold imports
  48. U.K. Dec. manufacturing PMI signals slower decline
  49. BP asks Halliburton to pay costs of '10 oil spill
  50. German December jobless numbers decline by 22,000
  51. Romney: U.S. won't give a dollar to save Europe
  52. Europe stocks mostly higher; FTSE 100 up 1.6%
  53. Total enters shale-energy venture with Chesapeake
  54. Elbit Systems gets $50M unmanned-aircraft contract
  55. Avoid stocks facing competition from China in 2012
  56. Dow futures rally more than 200 points on first U.S. trading day of 2012
  57. Sears names Ron Boire as executive vice president
  58. Global oil search may cost $595 billion in 2012
  59. Apple price target trimmed by Moggan Keegan
  60. Watsco raises its quarterly dividend
  61. Sign bailout or face euro exit, Greece warns
  62. Sinopec paying $2.2 bln for Devon shale acreage
  63. Coming up: December ISM manufacturing survey
  64. Spain stocks off, yields up amid economic gloom
  65. Wells Fargo cuts power firms to market perform
  66. Rambus up 8% on upped revenue view
  67. Morgan Stanley forecasts 7% drop in S&P 500 in '12
  68. Avery Dennison to sell 2 lines to 3M for $550 mln
  69. Boeing 2011 deliveries may fall short of targets
  70. Treasurys fall before ISM
  71. Obama has 'seconds' in which to appoint Cordray to consumer bureau: Political Watch
  72. ISM index of U.S. manufacturing hits highest level since June 2011
  73. Dow industrials up 240 points as U.S. stocks kick off 2012 in rally mode
  74. MW Radio: Can Sears be salvaged?
  75. France sells T-bills, yields remain near lows
  76. Iran warns US not to move carrier back into Gulf
  77. Micron shares jump 9%
  78. Oil at session highs after ISM data
  79. U.S. Nov. construction spending up 1.2%
  80. Riverbed Tech shares jump on Oppenheimer upgrade
  81. U.S. stocks retain gains after manufacturing data
  82. Dollar slips more, Treasury down after ISM
  83. Dec. ISM manufacturing index hits 6-month high
  84. Sears, VF gain on first trading day of 2012
  85. Cisco gains highlight tech sector's rise
  86. Coal producers lead energy stocks higher
  87. Morgan Stanley rallies 4.3%, leads financials up
  88. Airline stocks rise to pace the S&P 500
  89. U.S. stock market begins 2012 in rally mode
  90. Iran warns U.S. against moving carrier back into Gulf
  91. Latin American markets rise; Brazil up over 2%
  92. Citigroup shares enjoy 7% run
  93. Gingrich calls Romney a liar on Iowa caucus day: Political Watch
  94. Pentagon vows to keep Navy in Gulf: AP
  95. Greece to back EU on Iran sanctions
  96. BlackBerry maker RIM's shares surge 8% on leadership-revamp report
  97. Gannett shares up 5%
  98. RIM shares up on report of leadershift shift
  99. MSG shares down modestly in Time Warner Cable spat
  100. Belgium's Praet to serve as ECB's chief economist
  101. Rambus ups sales view, shares jump
  102. Fed will begin detailing members' rate forecasts: FOMC meeting minutes
  103. U.S. stocks retain surge after FOMC release
  104. Treasurys, dollar hold losses after Fed minutes
  105. BASF takes $30 million stake in startup Renmatix
  106. Fed to detail each member's rate forecast
  107. S&P on track to extend opening-day streak
  108. U.S. stock markets start new year off right with 1.5% gain
  109. Oil ends at best in nearly eight months on ISM
  110. Grand jury indicts Swiss bankers aiding tax cheats
  111. U.S. stocks rally 1.5% to start new trading year
  112. Hong Kong stocks edge higher, with property, casino stocks rising; Hang Seng Index up
  113. Japan stocks open strongly after U.S. gains, with exporters rising; Nikkei Average up
  114. Chinese Premier Wen tips new policy moves coming
  115. Hong Kong shares give up early gains; Swire falls
  116. Japanese stocks rally, with exporters strong
  117. Australian stocks follow U.S. shares to rally
  118. AT&T to pay about $215 mln to settle Tivo lawsuit
  119. Crude futures slip after rally, but stay atop $102
  120. China housing prices extend fall, survey shows
  121. Gold futures ease in Asia after U.S. gains
  122. Mitt Romney wins Iowa caucuses by slim margin
  123. Romney, Santorum in dead heat, with 99.9% of Iowa results counted
  124. Romney narrowly wins Iowa Republican caucuses
  125. China Mobile's 3G services doing well, says Nomura
  126. Boeing closure of Wichita facility to cost 2,000-plus jobs
  127. Michele Bachmann drops bid for Republican presidential nomination
  128. Ford posts 17% gain in U.S. sales for 2011
  129. GM reports 14% surge in domestic sales for 2011
  130. Chrysler U.S. sales in December soar 37%
  131. Obama to recess appoint Cordray consumer-bureau chief
  132. Dow industrials tiptoe into positive territory after opening half-hour of trading
  133. After naming new CEO, Yahoo is down 1.75% at open
  134. Political Watch: Michele Bachmann appears to be on verge of quitting Republican race
  135. Yahoo picks PayPal's Scott Thompson as CEO
  136. Infiniti sales slip in December
  137. Boeing to close Wichita facility, lay off 2,160
  138. Bachmann suspends presidential campaign
  139. Volkswagen sales jump 36% in December
  140. Chevron loses Ecuador appeal, legal fight still on
  141. First Solar leads S&P 500 components into the red
  142. Lululemon up after Goldman adds to conviction list
  143. McConnell: Obama Cordray approach is 'arrogant'
  144. Chrysler sales soar; market share rises
  145. GM reports 14% jump in 2011 sales
  146. EBay CEO will run PayPal in interim
  147. Brazil stocks slip after three-session rise
  148. Joe Torre quits MLB for Dodgers ownership bid
  149. Ford reports 17% jump in U.S. sales for 2011
  150. Upbeat weekly sales lift retail stocks
  151. Pentagon to unveil military spending cuts Thursday
  152. U.S. stocks retain losses after factory-order data
  153. Obama to appoint Cordray to head CFPB: White House
  154. Treasury yields, dollar stay higher after data
  155. Factory orders climb 1.8% in November
  156. Spain, Valencia deny debt guarantee: reports
  157. Retail stocks dip despite upbeat weekly sales
  158. Geithner to visit China and Japan next week
  159. Bank of America, financials give back gains
  160. Nabors, Southwestern Energy weigh on energy stocks
  161. Renewable Energy Group to raise $101 mln in IPO
  162. U.S. stocks in mild retreat after prior day's leap
  163. Yahoo takes tech spotlight with new CEO
  164. Airline stocks rise, bucking a wider-market dip
  165. Retailers' weekly sales rise 5.3%: survey
  166. Crude-oil futures end day at eight-month high
  167. Fed may be set to push rental of foreclosed homes
  168. Spain banks to set aside €50 billion: FT
  169. First Take: Netflix shares soaring — yes, Netflix
  170. Netflix shares rally 7% on streaming data
  171. SNB chief to answer questions over currency trades
  172. Oil ends at eight-month high, above $103 a barrel
  173. FDA to limit use of certain drugs in food animals
  174. Primary dealers: No rate hike until 2014
  175. Toyota U.S. December sales increase 0.4%
  176. Kodak shares fall on report of bankruptcy prep
  177. Disney, Comcast in wide-ranging TV pact
  178. Gold ends at best in nearly two weeks
  179. Hyundai sales spike 13% in December
  180. Fed may push for rentals of foreclosed homes
  181. Spain banks to set aside €50B on bad debt: FT
  182. Life Partners plunges 19% on SEC lawsuit
  183. Netflix shares up 7% on latest streaming data
  184. U.S. stocks close higher, overcoming losses on solid retail and auto sales; Dow's up
  185. Oil inventories decline, gasoline stocks up: API
  186. U.S. stocks end up on retail hopes; Nasdaq lags
  187. Obama to recess-appoint three to NLRB
  188. Japanese stocks open lower, with tech shares weak; Nikkei Average down 0.7%
  189. Japanese stocks fall early, with tech shares weak
  190. Australian shares fall with miners, banks weak
  191. Seagate forecasts better than expected revenue
  192. Hong Kong stocks tick higher, with energy shares rising; Hang Seng Index up 0.3%
  193. China plans platform for shorting stocks: report
  194. Australia's November trade surplus narrows
  195. Chinese airlines refuse to pay Europe carbon fee
  196. Hong Kong shares post early gains; Cnooc up again
  197. U.S. military will become leaner but not weaker: Obama
  198. Benchmark 30-year fixed-rate mortgage hits record low
  199. ISM gauge of U.S. services sector rises but misses forecast
  200. Dow industrials off 70 points as U.S. stocks retreat at Thursday open
  201. Barnes & Noble shares under pressure as company explores Nook e-book business options
  202. Stock futures pare losses on surprising ADP payrolls growth, fewer initial jobless cl
  203. ADP pegs December private payrolls growth at 325,000, up sharply from November
  204. Target cuts quarterly profit target as December sales growth comes in lower than fore
  205. France's Sarkozy, Italy's Monti to meet Friday
  206. Constellation shares slip on slumping profits
  207. Brazil stocks retreat as Europe woes re-emerge
  208. Obama sees a leaner military, not a weaker one
  209. Oil futures add to losses after inventories data
  210. U.K. warns Iran against blocking Strait of Hormuz
  211. Swiss central bank chief won't resign over trades
  212. CFPB begins oversight of payday lenders
  213. Natural gas holds to losses after supply report
  214. Euro slips below $1.28 in first since 2010
  215. Dendreon soars 50% on business update
  216. Leading U.S. economic index undergoes overhaul
  217. Nucor to close Nuconsteel division
  218. U.S. stock indexes add to sharp losses after ISM
  219. Treasurys, dollar edge up after ISM disappoints
  220. December ISM services rises but misses forecast
  221. 30-year mortgage rate falls to 3.91%
  222. Barnes & Noble, Penney, Target, Gap decline
  223. Citi, other banks fall as Euro worry trumps ADP
  224. Tesoro weighs on energy stocks after warning
  225. U.S. stock indexes open with moderate losses
  226. Airline stocks decline after week of modest gains
  227. Oil, gold trade lower, snap winning streaks
  228. Kohl's profit to fall short of estimates
  229. EFSF: Orders for 3-year bond near 4.5 bln euros
  230. Nordstrom December same-store sales up 8.7%
  231. TJX sales climb in December; unveils stock split
  232. Barnes & Noble plunges as firm plans Nook spinoff
  233. Ross Stores same-store sales of 9% beat mark
  234. Eli Lilly to meet or exceed 2011 profit target
  235. Mercedes-Benz sales jump 30% in December
  236. BMW December sales jump almost 18%
  237. War stocks decline; Pentagon shifts priorities
  238. Denbury Resources ranks among top S&P 500 gainers
  239. Oil falls 1.4% as selling intensifies in last hour
  240. Delta Air Lines traffic falls for December
  241. Moody's lowers ratings on Eastman Kodak
  242. U.S. markets recover from early jitters Thursday as Nasdaq, S&P 500 post gains
  243. Alcoa to lower smelting capacity by 12%
  244. U.S. stocks follow banks higher; Dow off 3 points
  245. Small businesses cut jobs in December: NFIB
  246. Family Dollar Stores posts 8% higher profit
  247. Japan stocks edge lower, as resource shares weaken; Nikkei Average down 0.1%
  248. Japanese stocks slip early; oil shares trade down
  249. Australian shares waver in early trading
  250. Hong Kong stocks fall as weak banks outweigh energy-share gains; Hang Seng Index down