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  1. China energy majors to get profit boost, says Citi
  2. Hong Kong drops on euro fears; energy shares jump
  3. No big mortgage refinance program: White House
  4. Ex-CEO ditches plan to wrest Olympus control: WSJ
  5. VW passenger-car sales rose 13% in 2011
  6. Euro-zone Nov. unemployment unchanged at 10.3%
  7. Euro-zone Dec. economic sentiment indicator falls
  8. Vodafone raised to buy at Goldman Sachs
  9. European stocks open higher after selloff
  10. China Forestry's auditor resigns
  11. Italian 10-year yield rises back above 7%
  12. German November industrial orders drop 4.8%
  13. Blacks Leisure Group PLC to go into administration
  14. Citigroup ends talks to sell OneMain unit: report
  15. Best Buy December same-store sales dip 1.2%
  16. U.S. economy created 200,000 jobs in December
  17. Fitch cuts Hungary rating one notch to BB plus
  18. Coming up: U.S. jobs report for December
  19. Sterne Agee cuts Intel to neutral from buy
  20. Canadian dollar turns down after jobs data
  21. FedEx draws outperform rating at Wells Fargo
  22. Italian bank shares follow UniCredit lower
  23. Stocks open lower as investors take jaundiced view of payrolls growth; Alcoa checks D
  24. U.S. stocks tipped to open modestly higher following stronger growth in nonfarm payro
  25. Best Buy rises; Family Dollar disappoints
  26. RF Micro among decliners as techs stumble
  27. Soros says euro split would be catastrophe: report
  28. Oil turns lower, gold holds gain after jobs
  29. Goldman slips on Wells cut, financials fall
  30. U.S. stocks open with mild losses
  31. Energy stocks add to gains for the week
  32. Airline stocks rise in first week of 2012
  33. ECB buys Spanish, Italian bonds: report
  34. Sara Lee hires Campbell exec for MeatCo launch
  35. NY Fed's Dudley pushes more mortgage refinancing
  36. Canaccord analysts see record Dec sales for iPhone
  37. For war stocks, there's still the dividend
  38. U.S. stock futures add to rise after jobs report
  39. Treasurys turn down, dollar rises after payrolls
  40. Argentine stocks climb, set for weekly gain
  41. Canada stocks fall after jobs data
  42. Euro falls below $1.27 to 16-month low
  43. Vical slides 12% on stock offering
  44. Synta tumbles 14% on stock offering
  45. Durect plunges 33% on failed drug study
  46. EU stress test couldn't have been worse: economist
  47. White House proposes federal raises: report
  48. Apollo Group surges on earnings, lifts DeVry
  49. Dollar extends gains, euro falls to 16-month low
  50. Biggest pension funds end '11 with $464B deficit
  51. Jazz rallies 11% on business update
  52. Fed official keeps up pressure on housing
  53. Regeneron jumps 8% on analyst upgrade
  54. AngioDynamics down 6% on outlook
  55. Dendreon rallies for second day
  56. Netflix up 6.7% on Friday, 22% this week
  57. Oil ends modestly lower, but gains for the week
  58. Gold ends lower but scores 3.2% weekly gain
  59. U.S. stocks close higher in 2012's first week, led by Nasdaq, up 2.7%; Dow drops 56 i
  60. Lululemon's Wilson to step down as branding head
  61. U.S. stocks slip Friday; Nasdaq leads weekly rise
  62. Freddie Mac offers help for unemployed homeowners
  63. Euro stays down after Sarkozy, Monti comments
  64. SEC changes fraud settlement policy
  65. Motorola Mobility sales flat for fourth quarter
  66. Fund managers slightly less upbeat about oil: data
  67. Yahoo hires firm for board member search: WSJ
  68. Sarkozy, Merkel to meet Monti on Jan. 20: reports
  69. Regions close to deal on Morgan Keegan: WSJ
  70. Australian shares edge higher in early trading
  71. Hong Kong stocks open lower, with resources weak; Hang Seng Index down 0.7%
  72. Hong Kong stocks fall, as property, resources drop
  73. Australia retail sales flat in November
  74. China stocks rise on premier's comments
  75. Little Sheep shares edge higher after trading halt
  76. European stocks trade in tight range in early-morning activity
  77. European stocks lower as Merkel, Sarkozy meet
  78. RBS raised to neutral at J.P. Morgan
  79. Europe stocks edge higher; GlaxoSmithKline off
  80. AstraZeneca reaffirms EPS guidance for 2011
  81. GlaxoSmithKline, Theravance progress on Relovair
  82. Wm. Morrison sales up 2.9% during Christmas period
  83. Top Swiss central banker Philipp Hildebrand, ensnared in currency-trade controversy,
  84. Top Swiss central banker Philipp Hildebrand, ensnared in currency-trade controversy,
  85. U.S. stock futures little changed; Alcoa set to report
  86. Netflix highlights early tech gains
  87. Energy stocks flatten after recent deals
  88. U.S. stocks start slighly higher as euro edges up
  89. Hartford, Regions lead financials higher
  90. BG Medicine names BioMerieux exec as CEO
  91. Southwest December revenue passenger miles flat
  92. Swiss central bank chief quits amid controversy
  93. Euro pares gains as Merkel, Sarkozy speak
  94. Sigma-Aldrich buying testing firm for $350 mln
  95. Merkel, Sarkozy present united front on euro
  96. Air Products selling Europe unit for 550 mln euro
  97. CareFusion sees adj Q2 net of 41c to 45c
  98. Treasurys slip, awaiting Merkel, Sarkozy meeting
  99. UniCredit shares off 7% as rights issue kicks in
  100. Treasurys turn up as stocks reverse
  101. Euro recovers vs. Swiss franc after SNB news
  102. GameStop shares dip 5% on holiday sales
  103. Financial, metals shares lead Canada stocks lower
  104. December employment-trends gauge rises
  105. CareFusion shares fall on earnings warning
  106. GameStop, Abercrombie, TJX drop; Polo rises
  107. Hepatitis C drug makers rally on Inhibitex deal
  108. U.S. stocks stake out modest first-hour gains; Alcoa paces Dow gainers ahead of resul
  109. SNB maintaining cap on value of franc versus euro
  110. Apple shares climb to new all-time high
  111. Alcoa to curtail smelting plants in Italy, Spain
  112. Blowout football ratings for CBS: Tim Tebow attracts big jump in viewers for playoff
  113. Brocade shares jump on buyout report
  114. Fed's Lockhart: No rigid position on rate policy
  115. Netflix shares up 8% on fund manager comments
  116. U.S. consumer credit surges $20.4 billion in November, largest monthly gain in a deca
  117. Bill Daley resigns as White House chief of staff, to be replaced by OMB director Jack
  118. Nov. consumer credit surges by $20.4 billion
  119. Obama names Lew to replace Daley as chief of staff
  120. Oil ends lower for a third session in a row
  121. Gold extends loss to a second-straight session
  122. Obama's chief of staff Daley to leave White House
  123. U.S. stocks close higher in light volume on hopes for solid U.S. corporate earnings
  124. Alcoa posts a loss on charges and lower aluminum prices, expects demand to rise in 20
  125. Liz Claiborne CFO Warren to leave in March
  126. Netflix shares climb 14% on fund manager comments
  127. Juniper Networks cuts earings, sales outlook
  128. Alcoa swings to a loss
  129. U.S. stocks gain in light volume on profit hopes
  130. Coming up: Steve Ballmer at CES, and MarketWatch's Dan Gallagher is live-blogging
  131. Hong Kong stocks tick higher, with real-estate shares rising; Hang Seng Index up 0.2%
  132. Japanese stocks open higher, with financials broadly stronger; Nikkei Average up 0.4%
  133. Hong Kong shares struggle in early trade; HSBC off
  134. Olympus to sue 19 directors after cover-up:reports
  135. Japan stocks rise early, with banks stronger
  136. Australian shares gain in early trading
  137. Apple CEO Cook gets 1 mln share retention award
  138. China's December exports rise 13.4% from year earlier, well above forecast
  139. Chinese trade surplus widens to beat forecast
  140. Fitch Ratings sees significant chance of downgrade for Italy
  141. Swiss watchmaker Swatch reports record sales, boosting luxury-goods sector
  142. Stocks in Europe rise in early trades, led by banking sector
  143. Alabama shuts out LSU to win college football's BCS championship
  144. DSW ups earnings outlook, store opening plans
  145. NFIB small-business index up for fourth month
  146. EU: Not helpful to talk about second Irish bailout
  147. Tiffany holiday sales hit by 'restrained spending'
  148. Fitch sees significant chance of Italy downgrade
  149. Greece sells 1.63 billion euros of 6-month T-bills
  150. Luxury goods stocks rally on upbeat Swatch sales
  151. Software AG shares stung by warning
  152. Philips warns Europe's economic woes pinch results
  153. Flights grounded as smog covers Beijing
  154. Europe stocks higher as banks rise; Philips off
  155. Philips warns Europe's woes to pinch results
  156. China's People's Daily plans web IPO: report
  157. Alabama tops LSU to win BCS championship
  158. MarketWatch site functionality fully restored
  159. Nasdaq up 1.25% in opening hour to pace U.S. indexes' advance
  160. Coachella music festival's 2012 lineup announced: news release
  161. MarketWatch experiencing home-page outage; all stories available through News Viewer
  162. Nasdaq Composite, S&P 500 pace broad-based early advance on Wall Street
  163. Eastman Kodak streamlines business structure to speed up digital transition, reduce c
  164. Fed's Pianalto hints she'd support more easing
  165. Focus Media up 10.3% on dividend plan
  166. Regeneron rallies 13% on sales outlook
  167. MarketWatch site functionality restored
  168. 'Vital' that Fed use all its tools, Williams says
  169. Cirrus Logic shares soar on results, outlook
  170. November job openings dip to 3.16 million
  171. Freeport, Joy Global lead mining stocks rally
  172. November wholesale business inventories rise 0.1%
  173. Juniper, Emulex lead tech advance
  174. Tiffany, Liz Claiborne slump; Lululemon up
  175. Goldman, Morgan Stanley take financials higher
  176. U.S. stocks open higher; Dow up 108 points
  177. Energy stocks rise with broad equities market
  178. Spain's Rajoy: No plan for bad bank, VAT hike
  179. Kodak streamlines business for digital transition
  180. WebMD terminates merger talks; CEO steps down
  181. Tiffany shares drop as big spenders "restrained"
  182. Fossil buying Skagen for $225 mln
  183. Treasurys slip as stocks rise ahead of auction
  184. Orange-juice futures trade at highest level since 1977
  185. MarketWatch live blog: Qualcomm CEO speaking at CES
  186. Tiffany and WebMD sit out a good morning for stocks: The Tell
  187. Fed's Pianalto hints she'd support further easing
  188. Charles River soars 22% on takeover speculation
  189. Life Technologies shares up 8%, leads S&P 500
  190. Arena jumps 11% on FDA update
  191. MW Radio: More hopeful about 2012 business climate, small businesses are hiring
  192. Fed handed $76.9 billion to Treasury in 2011
  193. Netflix retreats after B. of A. downgrade: report
  194. Treasurys near flat after 3-year note auction
  195. Fed may have pushed risk-taking too far: George
  196. European regulators to block NYSE-DB merger
  197. Fed handed $76.9 billion to Treasury in 2011
  198. Kodak sues Apple, device maker HTC over alleged patent infringement
  199. U.S. stocks close higher in wake of Alcoa, China trade data and dearth of bad Europe
  200. EIA forecasts lower gasoline and heating-oil prices in 2012
  201. Crude oil snaps losing streak and closes atop $102 a barrel
  202. Netflix comeback hits wall in form of Merrill downgrade
  203. Oil inventory up nearly 400,000 barrels, API says
  204. Crocs sees annual revenue of $1 bln for first time
  205. Kodak sues Apple, HTC for patent infringement
  206. Urban Outfitters CEO resigns, shares fall
  207. H-P names chief communications officer
  208. U.S. stocks gain, led by banks, resource stocks
  209. Republican urges Fed to limit housing advice
  210. Gasoline, heating costs seen lower in 2012: EIA
  211. Oil above $102 a barrel, snaps losing streak
  212. Offshore 7.3 quake hits near Sumatra in Indonesia
  213. Pandora Media up 8.3% on growth update
  214. Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire primary, reports say
  215. Live-blogging now: Intel Corp. CEO Paul Otellini address
  216. Japanese stocks follow U.S. shares higher, with banks stronger; Nikkei Average up 0.4
  217. Fannie Mae CEO Michael Williams to step down
  218. Romney wins New Hampshire primary
  219. Japanese stocks rise, with banks gaining
  220. Australian shares rise with miners gaining
  221. MetLife to shed forward mortgage origination unit
  222. Fannie Mae CEO Willliams to step down
  223. Hong Kong shares rise in early trading as banks gain; Hang Seng Index up 0.3%
  224. Japan might not join Iran oil embargo, report says
  225. Hong Kong shares waver; HSBC up, China Shenhua off
  226. Crude-oil futures decline nearly 1%; dollar moves higher against euro
  227. World Economic Forum says 2012 global growth to be hampered by socioeconomic risks
  228. German economy expands 3% in 2011
  229. European shares trade in narrow range in early-morning activity
  230. British supermarket Sainsbury reports record-breaking Christmas sales
  231. Hostess declares Ch. 11 bankruptcy
  232. Poland's central bank keeps rates on hold at 4.5%
  233. Oil futures drop as dollar gains
  234. Euro falls as Fitch warns ECB must do more
  235. Microsoft shares slip after PC sales warning
  236. Europe stocks push lower as energy stocks tumble
  237. German GDP likely shrank in 4th quarter: report
  238. Fiscal imbalances, income disparity key risks: WEF
  239. Germany sells 3.2 bln euros of 5-year debt
  240. German economy expanded 3% in 2011
  241. Europe stocks pull back at the open; Unilever off
  242. Michael Page profit weighed by Europe crisis
  243. Sainsbury reports best Christmas period on record
  244. Gold, silver add to gains in Asia trading
  245. Urban Outfitters shares plummet 20% as CEO exits
  246. Dow industrials fall 50 points as U.S. stocks open lower Wednesday
  247. Lennar margin improvement lifts homebuilders
  248. Supervalu shares drop 11% on wider loss
  249. Urban Outfitters tumbles 20% on CEO departure
  250. Microsoft slips on warning as techs edge down