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  1. Stock futures retain solidly bullish bias following jump in Empire State index for Ja
  2. Wells Fargo's quarterly profit a company record as revenue grows 20%
  3. Carnival shares clobbered by shipwreck, downgrade
  4. FDIC proposes stress tests for large banks
  5. Canada stocks up; central bank stands pat on rate
  6. Techs up in broad rally led by IBM
  7. Citi, JPM weaken, but financials manage gain
  8. Take-Two delays release of 'Max Payne 3'
  9. Energy stocks up, Hess draws upgrade
  10. U.S. stocks open sharply higher as euro gains
  11. Ralcorp outlines details of Post Holdings spinoff
  12. Bank of Canada sees slower growth; loonie stays up
  13. M&T Bank 4th-period net off on special items
  14. McMoRan Exploration up on surprise profit, output
  15. Treasurys, dollar stay down after Empire index
  16. Fund manager survey finds risk appetite up
  17. January Empire State index jumps to 13.5
  18. Forest Labs profit falls, sales up 9%
  19. Wells Fargo 4th-period net up 20%, revenue off 4%
  20. U.S. stocks rally, inspired by Spanish auction, Chinese growth, N.Y.-region factories
  21. R.R. Donnelley shares hit new 52-week low
  22. Brazil, Argentina equities up a second session
  23. Political Watch: Wikipedia to go dark Wednesday over SOPA
  24. Illinois Tool Works gains on shareholder pact
  25. Morgan Stanley International chairman to retire
  26. YouTube tops video users in December
  27. Kraft to cut 1,600 jobs in U.S., Canada
  28. Arqule rallies 20% on drug study
  29. Romney's 8-vote win over Santorum in Iowa still an open question: Political Watch
  30. Steve Jobs action figure pulled from market
  31. RIM shares up on report of Samsung interest
  32. Compuware down 7% on latest forecast cut
  33. Average vehicle age hits record 10.8 years
  34. Ista jumps on latest Valeant bid
  35. Is this a new bull market? Mark Hulbert dissects the 20% requirement: The Tell
  36. Fitch foresees Greek default: report
  37. Provident up 22% on $3 bln Pembina buyout deal
  38. UBS unit charged by SEC over fund valuation
  39. OCC's Walsh: U.S. banks disadvantaged by Volcker
  40. Gold rallies on weaker dollar, euro zone debt
  41. Fitch says Greece to default: Reuters
  42. Natural gas plunges to lowest since 2002
  43. Treasury taking steps to avoid debt ceiling
  44. Oil back above $100 after 2% rally
  45. Yahoo's shares jump after hours as founder and former CEO Jerry Yang exits company
  46. Warm-weather predictions send natural-gas futures tumbling to lowest level since 2002
  47. Yang resigns from Yahoo board, shares up
  48. IMF to mull ways to increase firepower: Lagarde
  49. H-P names Veghte as chief strategy officer
  50. U.S. stocks close higher; bank drops limit gains
  51. Obama names Zients as acting OMB director
  52. SEC inspector-general to leave
  53. Linear Tech earnings fall; shares up on forecast
  54. Gold seen as struggling in the short term: GFMS
  55. BHP Billiton quarterly production up 22%
  56. Australian consumer sentiment up in Jan: survey
  57. Australian shares drfit lower in early trading
  58. Hong Kong stocks swing negative, with banks, telecoms lower; Hang Seng Index down 0.2
  59. Hong Kong stocks open higher, with property gaining; Hang Seng Index up 0.1%
  60. Japanese stocks slip from previous session gains; Nikkei Average down 0.1%
  61. Japanese stocks fall early, but Elpida rallies
  62. Calpers sells off last major housing holding: WSJ
  63. Hong Kong shares rise a bit in choppy early trade
  64. Swire Properties gains in trading debut
  65. China sees 2nd month of falling foreign investment
  66. European shares open mostly lower; ASML up 2.8%
  67. China housing market to hit wider economy: SocGen
  68. Wikipedia blacks out in SOPA protest
  69. Man Group sees net outflow of $2.5 billion
  70. Greek PM says creditors may have to take losses
  71. Goldman Sachs' quarterly profit lower as investment-banking revenue falls 43%; shares
  72. International Energy Agency lowers 2012 forecast for oil demand
  73. Analyst: Yahoo unit sale or merger now more likely
  74. U.S. wholesale prices fall 0.1% in December
  75. Target halts receivables sale; will pay JPM $2.8B
  76. Coming up: 'TIC' data for November
  77. Coming up: U.S. producer prices for December
  78. Goldman Sachs profit off, but tops trimmed target
  79. SPX outlines profit and revenue estimates for 2012
  80. Hess booking $525 mln loss for refinery shutdown
  81. State Street 4th-period net jumps, revenue up 13%
  82. IMF explores $1 trillion lending boost
  83. PNC Financial net income, revenue falls
  84. US Bancorp 4th-period net up 38%, revenue up 8.1%
  85. Bank of NY Mellon net down 26%, revenue off 5.6%
  86. Yields fall for Germany at 2-year note auction
  87. German government cuts 2012 growth outlook
  88. Chancellor Merkel to open World Economic Forum
  89. IEA cuts 2012 global oil demand growth forecast
  90. Europe stocks push lower; ASML Holding up
  91. Outlook from Linear Technology drives chip stock gains
  92. U.S. home builder sentiment in January jumps to 4.5-year high
  93. Output of U.S. factories, mines and utilities rebounds, up 0.4% in December, Fed data
  94. FBI reportedly arrests three tied to hedge funds in expanding insider-trading inquiry
  95. Home builders gain on positive builders report
  96. Linear Tech outlook triggers chip rally
  97. Carlyle Group moves to block shareholder suits
  98. Canadian equities up on hope for euro-zone rescue
  99. Amphenol shares race higher on earnings report
  100. NAHB home builder gauge climbs to 4.5-year high
  101. IMF: Wants to boost lending fund by $500 billion
  102. RIM shares down as Samsung denies rumors
  103. Bank of New York fall triggers financials selloff
  104. Energy stocks move flat-to-higher
  105. Yahoo gains lead tech stocks after Yang departs
  106. U.S. stocks open mostly lower on mixed earnings
  107. MEMC widens expected loss, shares up
  108. Fed: Volcker rule complicates market liquidity
  109. Finning buying Caterpillar unit for $465 million
  110. U.S. industrial output rebounds in December
  111. Foreign demand for U.S. assets stronger in Nov
  112. FBI makes insider trading arrests: report
  113. Charles Schwab profit rises
  114. U.S. stock futures modestly higher after data
  115. Dollar falls more, Treasurys hold gain after PPI
  116. Coming up: December industrial output
  117. Airline passenger levels off 1.5% in October
  118. Obama administration to reject Keystone pipeline
  119. Oil falls under $100 after pipeline reports
  120. Greenlight closes short on First Solar: report
  121. Music promoters got millions in kickbacks from N.J
  122. Regulators looking at prop trading of foreign debt
  123. Citigroup fined 750K for failure to disclose
  124. White House set to reject Keystone pipeline permit application
  125. For-profit schools decline on research note
  126. Cash America down 8% on forecast
  127. Summers being weighed to lead World Bank: report
  128. Zynga down 5% as Cowen reaffirms neutral rating
  129. Refiner shares rise on improved prospects
  130. Former HomeGold executive denied parole
  131. Gold back at five-week high
  132. EBay posts higher earnings on growth in PayPal and auctions along with sale of Skype
  133. U.S. stocks end higher, led by banks, tech; S&P above 1,300 for first time since July
  134. Obama cites 'arbitrary' deadline in pipeline rejection
  135. API reports surprise decline in oil supplies
  136. F5 Networks shares up on results, outlook
  137. Xilinx net slips, but outlook beats views
  138. House rejects debt-limit increase
  139. Kodak sues Samsung over digital image patents
  140. TransCanada to re-apply for Keystone pipeline
  141. EBay earnings jump on Skype sale in fourth quarter
  142. Sanmina-SCI earnings fall almost 70%
  143. U.S. stocks up a second session; S&P tops 1,300
  144. Pandora up 7% on Raymond James note
  145. Obama says Keystone decision due to deadline
  146. Italy's Monti urges better euro-zone governance
  147. Oil ends a tad lower, holds above $100 a barrel
  148. Brazil, with eye on slowdown, cuts rate to 10.5%
  149. Japan stocks advance, with techs higher as euro rises; Nikkei Average up 0.8%
  150. Morgan Stanley hikes oil forecast on geopolitics
  151. Australian shares gain, commodity-linked stocks up
  152. Hong Kong stocks open higher, with property, resources gaining; Hang Seng Index up 0.
  153. Hong Kong stocks rise, with property shares up
  154. Australia's jobless rate steady at 5.2% in Dec
  155. Japanese stocks rise, with techs, banks up
  156. European shares see modest gains on Thursday morning
  157. Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
  158. Sony Ericsson posts big pre-tax loss
  159. Europe stocks inch up; Alstom up, Sainsbury off
  160. J. Sainsbury, Tesco downgraded at Goldman
  161. UBS upgraded to overweight by Morgan Stanley
  162. SABMiller lager volumes lifted by emerging markets
  163. Carrefour sales fall 0.8% amid tougher environment
  164. China may add solar products to rural subsidy plan
  165. Gold futures extend gains in Asian trading
  166. Takeda rises in Tokyo after news of job cuts
  167. Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
  168. China injects $29 billion short-term liquidity:rpt
  169. Apple market cap crosses $400 billion threshold for first time
  170. Philly Fed gauge rises less than forecast in January
  171. U.S. benchmark 30-year mortgage rate hits record-low 3.88%
  172. U.S. stock indexes clinging to gains after opening half-hour Thursday
  173. Texas Gov. Rick Perry quitting race for Republican presidential nomination
  174. Initial jobless claims drop 52,000 last week, falling to 352,000 — fewest since April
  175. Investors embrace results for Bank of America, Morgan Stanley; stock futures tugged h
  176. Bank of America swings to profit on 11% higher revenue; shares up 6%
  177. Netflix up 5.6% on NPD study
  178. J&J to pay $158 million to settle Risperdal case
  179. Perry ends campaign and endorses Gingrich
  180. Winn-Dixie recalls alfalfa sprouts
  181. Apple teams with publishers for new textbook push
  182. Treasury to sell $99 bln in notes, bonds
  183. Oil adds to gain after supply report shows decline
  184. White House to boost tourism from China, Brazil
  185. Natural gas retreats further after supply data
  186. Johnson Controls shares drop 8% on outlook
  187. EA falls on broker concerns about 'Star Wars'
  188. Rockwell Collins shares up 7% after earnings
  189. Blue-chip stocks dip into red after Philly Fed
  190. Jan. Philly Fed rises to less-than-forecast 7.3
  191. 30-year mortgage rate at record low 3.88%
  192. David Cameron announces new co-operatives bill
  193. Apple up ahead of event; eBay leads tech gains
  194. Baker Hughes shines, WPX Energy drops
  195. U.S. stocks start higher on B. of. A., jobs data
  196. Bank of America gains lift financial stocks
  197. Rick Perry dropping presidential bid, reports say
  198. Troika: Irish program on track, challenges remain
  199. U.S. jobless claims fall 50,000 to 352,000
  200. Dollar, Treasurys fall further after U.S. data
  201. PPG profit up 5%, sees moderate U.S. growth
  202. U.S. stock futures pare gains after claims, CPI
  203. U.S. consumer prices unchanged in December
  204. Dec. housing starts down 4.1% to 657,000
  205. Union Pacific net income up 24%
  206. Iowa GOP to rule caucus officially a draw: report
  207. Kodak listing gone from New York Stock Exchange
  208. Gold edges lower as safe-haven flow absent
  209. New York Fed sells $7 bln in Maiden Lane assets
  210. Treasury sells $15 bln in 10-year TIPS at -0.046%
  211. 8x8 up 25% on results
  212. NetScout Systems up 12.4% on earnings, forecast
  213. Washington Post ups dividend to $9.80 from $9.40
  214. Kodak delists from NYSE
  215. Renewable Energy Group IPO posts modest gain
  216. Vail lifted by fresh snowfall, expected storms
  217. New Springsteen album set for March; tour follows
  218. U.S. online ad spending to top print in 2012
  219. Google shares drop 9% late after disappointing earnings growth for fourth quarter
  220. Earnings from U.S. technology bellwethers due after hours Thursday
  221. Oil ends lower; natural gas notches 9-year low
  222. France, Germany planning EU tax push: report
  223. IBM shares up 3% in late trades on higher earnings and 2012 forecast
  224. Google earnings rise 6% but miss Wall Street target
  225. Microsoft shares rise 2% late after posting earnings that meet analysts' targets
  226. Intel reports 6% higher profit on $13.9 billion in revenue, exceeding estimates
  227. U.S. stocks close higher to extend early 2012 rally, with investors buying banks, tec
  228. Capital One profit drops 42%; shares fall
  229. American Express profit up as card spending rises
  230. Intuitive Surgical posts 25% higher profit
  231. Schlumberger hikes quarterly dividend by 10%
  232. IBM net rises 4%
  233. Microsoft's earnings dip as revenue edges up
  234. Men's Wearhouse hikes dividend by 50% to 18 cents
  235. U.S. stocks rise on B. of. A., Morgan results
  236. Intel results beat forecasts as profit rises 6%
  237. Google earnings rise 6%, but miss targets
  238. Megaupload download site shut down by feds
  239. Japan stocks rally at open as exporters climb on stronger euro; Nikkei Average up 1.5
  240. Japanese stocks rally, as exporters, banks surge
  241. Australian stocks rise with miners gaining
  242. HSBC's China manufacturing index ticks up to 48.8 preliminary reading from 48.7 in De
  243. Hong Kong stocks join regional rally; Hang Seng Index up 1%, back above 20,000
  244. China January 'flash' PMI 48.8, shows contraction
  245. Hong Kong rises; Hang Seng Index back above 20,000
  246. European stocks trade in a narrow range out the gate
  247. Europe stocks mostly lower; Petrofac, L'Oreal off
  248. Google shares decline 8% premarket in wake of earnings miss
  249. General Electric earns 35 cents a share in the fourth quarter; revenue off 8%
  250. Google shares off 8% premarket after report