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  1. GE posts lower profit, sees continued volatility
  2. Schlumberger net up 35%, revenue up 21%
  3. China cuts Treasury holdings in November
  4. Olympus to remain listed company: regulator
  5. U.S. existing-home sales rise 5% in December
  6. Google shares down more than 8% early Friday
  7. Greek stocks on rise amid reports that a bond deal is near
  8. Dow industrials edge upward as Friday session starts with mixed tone
  9. Novartis falls 4% on MS drug concerns
  10. Treehouse Foods drops 12% on lower outlook
  11. Intuitive Surgical falls on slower sales growth
  12. Existing home sales rise 5% in December
  13. Oil services shares up with Schlumberger lift
  14. Sears climbs on takeover speculation
  15. Crude falls under $100 a barrel, gold pares loss
  16. Gold falls; oil down for a third session
  17. Capital One, AmEx lead financials down
  18. U.S. stocks start cautiously; Dow up 9 points
  19. Google's losses weigh on tech stocks early
  20. Greece stocks up amid reports bond deal is close
  21. AsiaInfo-Linkage shares rally after buyout offer
  22. Coming up: Existing home sales for December
  23. E-Trade's talking baby to turn 5 at Super Bowl
  24. Dollar recovers after euro nears $1.30
  25. Treasurys slip; 10-year yields touch 2%
  26. Schlumberger sees growth despite natural gas glut
  27. Parker Hannifin profit increases by 5%
  28. IBM up after outlook beats Wall Street estimate
  29. Week in Charts: The L-shaped U.S. housing market
  30. The Tell: With Google off 8%, how exposed are mutual-fund holdings?
  31. Oil falls for a third session; natural gas gains
  32. Fed reveals how new forecasts will be displayed
  33. State of Union will contain 'new ideas:' Carney
  34. Gold ends higher; silver rallies 3.8%
  35. Storm grounds hundreds of Chicago flights
  36. Iran cracks down on Barbie doll sales
  37. Carnival launches safety review in wake of wreck
  38. Whiting Petroleum down 8% on production forecast
  39. NCI drops 31% on canceled contracts, outlook
  40. Mexico hold key rate at 4.5%, as expected
  41. Intel names Kzanich as COO
  42. U.S. stocks close higher, capping third week of gains; Dow up 97, Google a drag on Na
  43. U.S. stocks gain Friday, up for third week
  44. Netflix makes round of management changes
  45. Regulators close banks in Florida and Georgia
  46. Home Depot buys home-services speciality site
  47. Paterno remains in 'serious' condition as OnwardState.com apologizes for 'misinformat
  48. Legendary college football coach Joe Paterno dead at 85: report
  49. Gingrich beats Romney in South Carolina Republican presidential primary
  50. Paterno in 'serious' condition: reports
  51. Paterno family rebuts report of coach's death
  52. Gingrich wins South Carolina Republican primary
  53. Legendary football coach Joe Paterno dead at 85: reports
  54. Former Penn State Coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
  55. Japanese stocks open lower, with materials shares weak; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  56. Giffords resigning from Congress to focus on recovery: reports
  57. Japanese stocks open weaker; energy shares down
  58. Australian stocks decline in early trading
  59. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
  60. Stocks in Europe trade flat in early-morning activity
  61. Greek bondholders have made their best offer
  62. Europe stocks flat amid lack of Greek progress
  63. Hong Kongers protest Beijinger's alleged put-down
  64. Giants meet Patriots in Super Bowl rematch
  65. Research In Motion CEOs to leave posts: WSJ
  66. Australia fourth-quarter final PPI up 0.3%
  67. Euro reaches its highest level of 2012, climbs above $1.30
  68. Research In Motion sags on Nasdaq and in Toronto in wake of CEO shakeup; U.S. stocks
  69. U.S. stocks turn lower with Dow near session low
  70. Columbia Labs plunges on FDA vote
  71. High court rules warrant needed for GPS tracking
  72. Bank of Israel cuts key rate 0.25 point to 2.5%
  73. Hedge fund Diamondback settles with SEC for $9 mln
  74. Sears shares up 9% as rally continues
  75. Canada stocks gain; RIM shares drop
  76. RIM retreat highlights tech action
  77. Morgan Stanley off, but B. of A. gains lift sector
  78. Chesapeake lifts energy stocks; Halliburton weighs
  79. U.S. stocks start near breakeven: Dow up 7 points
  80. Amazon.com opening new order center in S.C.
  81. Intel buying fabric technology unit from QLogic
  82. Treasurys slip as hopes on Greek debt deal rise
  83. Boston Scientific gets favorable patent ruling
  84. Minefinders agrees to Pan American Silver bid
  85. Euro touches $1.30 as dollar falls in risk-on mood
  86. Deutsche Bank upgrades RIMM to hold on new CEO
  87. Chesapeake trimming natural gas production
  88. Halliburton 4th-period net up 50%, revenue up 37%
  89. IMF's Lagarde urges action to avoid 1930s moment
  90. EU agrees oil embargo against Iran: reports
  91. France's Hollande declares war on world of finance
  92. Bank of Spain sees 1.5% GDP contraction for 2012
  93. Giants-49ers draws 50 million viewers
  94. Fuel maker LanzaTech raises $56 mln venture round
  95. Gold end at best in six weeks; silver 1.9% higher
  96. Europe's line on Greece adds to selloff: analyst
  97. A-B InBev U.S. president to step down
  98. U.S. stocks end down, with investors cashing in on advances; S&P 500 scratches out ga
  99. U.S. stocks slip; S&P 500 bucks trend
  100. VMware earnings surge 67% in fourth quarter
  101. China's Xi to visit White House next month
  102. Oil ends losing streak after EU embargo news
  103. Greece plans bond-swap deal
  104. Japanese stocks open higher, with banks, shippers rising; Nikkei Average up 0.6%
  105. Texas Instruments shares rise late after posting lower profit with sales beating esti
  106. Japan stocks open higher, with techs rising
  107. Australian stocks gain in early trading
  108. Euro zone wants lower Greek coupon: report
  109. Zions posts profit as loan growth improves
  110. Western Digital earnings fall almost 36%
  111. Texas Instruments net falls, revenues beat views
  112. CSX posts 6% higher profit, appoints new CFO, CFO
  113. Bank of Japan lowers economic forecast, keeps interest-rate target unchanged
  114. Forex options hint yen is set to drop, report says
  115. JAL seeks bank, trading house investments: report
  116. DuPont Q4 beats view on top and bottom lines; affirms estimates for 2012
  117. Reserve Bank of India holds rates steady but cuts bank-reserve requirement
  118. J&J net slumps; adjusted earnings exceed estimate
  119. Verizon swings to loss on pension costs
  120. Kimberly-Clark profit falls 19%; to up dividend
  121. Quest Diagnostics revenue climbs 3%
  122. Travelers profit falls 31%
  123. EMC profit climbs 32%; 2012 revenue to match view
  124. Nokia drops 7% on downgrade: reports
  125. Regions Financial posts loss; adjusted net higher
  126. Harley Davidson swings to profit
  127. Bosch Automotive to SPX unit for $1.15 billion
  128. S&P downgrades France's wealth fund, 3 banks
  129. Baker Hughes earns $314 million as sales rise 22%
  130. Air Products profit dips amid sluggish economy
  131. Solar radiation storm may hit Earth
  132. DuPont 4th-quarter net off 0.8%, revenue up 13%
  133. Oil futures fall as dollar rises
  134. Euro-zone Nov. industrial orders fell 1.3%
  135. Greece's Venizelos: 'Green light' to finish talks
  136. Euro-zone PMI shows unexpected January growth
  137. Banks, miners weigh on Europe; Siemens, KPN off
  138. Deutsche Bank cut to neutral at J.P. Morgan
  139. Worries Portugal may need second bailout: WSJ
  140. India keeps rates on hold, cuts bank cash ratios
  141. WikiLeaks founder plans TV talk show
  142. IMF cuts world growth outlook as euro-zone fears rise
  143. Travelers, Verizon and McDonald's are biggest losers as Dow industrials shed 75 point
  144. Meryl Streep's 'Iron Lady' Oscar nomination is her 17th
  145. 'Moneyball,' 'War Horse,' 'Midnight in Paris,' 'Artist' among Oscar best-picture nomi
  146. McDonald's to open 1,300 new stores in 2012 as blue chip's quarterly net tops consens
  147. Macy's sues Martha Stewart over J.C. Penney deal
  148. Kimberly-Clark earnings pinched by price hikes
  149. U.S. stocks trim decline on Richmond Fed survey
  150. U.S. stocks trim decline on Richmond Fed survey
  151. Richmond Fed manufacturing index improves
  152. Polycom shares jump on results
  153. Coach shares jump on solid quarterly report
  154. Western Digital shares climb 7% on new outlook
  155. VMware shares climb on earnings, outlook
  156. IMF cuts world growth outlook as euro fears rise
  157. Gold, oil futures down on dollar strength
  158. CSX shares drop on earnings miss
  159. Verizon shares fall after earnings report
  160. Techs retreat, but EMC, Western Digital rise
  161. Senator: Unfair to exempt U.S. debt from Volcker
  162. Zions 8% swoon leads financial sector retreat
  163. Peabody, Baker Hughes weigh, energy stocks dip
  164. 'Artist,' 'War Horse' get-best picture nominations
  165. U.S. stocks open lower as euro slides
  166. IIF's Dallara urges Greek debt swap deal
  167. USA Today acquires Big Lead Sports
  168. Streep gets 17th Oscar nomination for 'Iron Lady'
  169. Clooney, Pitt get nods for best actor
  170. Waters Corp. profit increases on 8% sales boost
  171. AK Steel widens loss, revenue rises
  172. Treasury OK'd big bailed out firm CEO pay
  173. Peabody Energy profit rises, outlook misses target
  174. Cooper Industries profit up 13%
  175. Treasurys edge up as Fed starts meeting
  176. McDonald's 4th-period net up, ahead of estimate
  177. Atmel Shares Fall after Downgrade
  178. InterDigital shares plunge almost 21%
  179. Romney slams Obama in State of Union 'prebuttal'
  180. Canada stocks decline on materials, industrials
  181. Buffett secretary Debbie Bosanek to attend State of Union as Obama guest
  182. The Fed: What's your question for Ben Bernanke?
  183. Oil ends lower, dips below $99; natural gas gains
  184. Gold ends lower after two-session climb
  185. U.S.-home-sales rise signals positive trend: BMO
  186. Columbia Labs shows signs of rebound
  187. Treasury sells 2-yr debt at 0.25%; bonds stay down
  188. Crop-damage payouts hit record in 2011
  189. Content needs will drive M&A activity in 2012: PwC
  190. Dollar jumps 1% vs. yen on historic trade turn
  191. BioLineRx rockets on hepatitis C deal
  192. Russian opposition leader to be left off ballot
  193. Apple profit more than doubles; 37 million iPhones, 15.4 million iPads sold in the qu
  194. Yahoo posts lower profit and sales; shares tip into black after hours
  195. Dow, S&P 500 break five-day win streak; Nasdaq posts slight gain Tuesday
  196. Stryker profit up as gross margins slip
  197. API data shows big rise in crude-oil supplies
  198. Apple earnings surge 118% in first fiscal quarter
  199. Altera fourth-quarter profit falls to $146.6 mln
  200. AMD swings to loss
  201. Norfolk Southern post 19% higher profit
  202. U.S. stocks drop on Dow, S&P 500; Nasdaq gains
  203. Yahoo reports earnings, sales declines
  204. Apple shares spike more than 8% late following report of blowout earnings
  205. Watch President Barack Obama's 2012 State of the Union address live
  206. Australia consumer prices unchanged in December quarter
  207. Japan posts first annual trade deficit since 1980; Dec. trade gap wider than forecast
  208. U.S. business lobby likes Obama plan on China
  209. Roche offering $5.7 billion for Illumina
  210. Obama asks banks, multinationals to help recovery
  211. Australian consumer prices flat in Q4
  212. Japanese shares edge higher in early trading
  213. Japan posts first annual trade deficit since 1980
  214. Obama in State of Union: Build economy to last
  215. Australian shares advance, industrials higher
  216. Apple puts Nasdaq in the green; Boeing, United Technologies weigh Dow industrials dow
  217. Boeing shares off 1% ahead of the opening bell; higher pension expense to curb 2012 p
  218. Blue chip United Technologies affirms 2012 profit forecast
  219. Bank of England voted 9-0 to stand pat on rates, bond buys
  220. British fourth-quarter GDP slips 0.2%
  221. Germany's Ifo index of business sentiment rises
  222. Ericsson shares sink over 13% after Swedish telecom reports poor results
  223. Stocks in Europe see modest gains in early-morning trades
  224. FHFA home-price index rises 1% in November
  225. Textron shares soar as turnaround takes hold
  226. Pending home sales fall 3.5% in December
  227. Guidewire shares soar more than 30% in IPO
  228. Energy stocks dip with broad equities market
  229. Apple lifts techs, but Nvidia, AMD tumble
  230. U.S. stocks mostly slide; Apple lifts Nasdaq
  231. Goldman falls on downgrade as financials slip
  232. Merkel: Germany does not have unlimited resources
  233. Treasurys up slightly before Fed, auction
  234. Apple price target upped at Canaccord
  235. Motorola Solutions sales up 5%
  236. Apple shares jump on strong earnings
  237. Abbott Laboratories profit rises by 12%
  238. Exelon 4th-period net up 16%, revenue off 5.4%
  239. Soros: Austerity in EU generating economic tension
  240. ConocoPhililps profit up; adj net beats estimate
  241. Apple price target lifted to $650 at Morgan Keegan
  242. Grainger posts higher profit, affirms outlook
  243. Portugal debt insurance cost hits record
  244. Southern Co. net up 71%, revenue down 2%
  245. Hess Corp. swings to loss on refinery closure cost
  246. Automatic Data Processing's revenue climb 7%
  247. Occidental Petroleum profit up 33%
  248. St. Jude Medical posts lower profit
  249. Boeing 4th-period net up 20%, ahead of estimate
  250. Xerox profit jumps