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  1. Royal Caribbean warns after Costa Concordia mishap
  2. Europe stocks rise on strong U.S. data
  3. Rite Aid same-store sales rise 2.2%
  4. Shares of Gap, Inc. jump on Q4 results
  5. U.S. stock futures turn slightly higher on data
  6. U.S. productivity in fourth quarter rises 0.7%
  7. Weekly U.S. jobless claims fall 12,000 to 367,000
  8. Kellogg profit rises 23%
  9. Merck earns $1.5 billion in fourth quarter
  10. Abercrombie & Fitch down 13% in premarket
  11. Macy's January same-store sales rise 2.4%
  12. Ryder profit gains on better volumes, pricing
  13. Target same-store sales up 4.3% in January
  14. Sara Lee earns 79 cents a share as sales rise 6%
  15. Fed's Bernanke: U.S. still vulnerable to European woes; deficit's top domestic priori
  16. Merck shares down 1% after results and outlook, dragging on Dow as Street trades side
  17. Upcoming: MarketWatch's live blog of Fed chief Bernanke's testimony on Capitol Hill
  18. Hasbro ups quarterly dividend by 20%
  19. AVG Technologies shares fall in IPO
  20. Bernanke: Deficit reduction must be top priority
  21. 30-year mortgage rate falls to record-low 3.87%
  22. Dollar index pares gains as euro cuts losses
  23. U.S. bank shares tick lower; MasterCard gains 5%
  24. Treasurys flatline; 10-year yield at 1.83%
  25. Qualcomm, EA gains lead tech's advance
  26. Dell announces new software group
  27. U.S. stocks open mildly up after drop in claims
  28. Energy stocks rise, Shell dips on results
  29. Caesars Entertainment sets IPO price range
  30. Nordstrom same-store sales up 5%
  31. The New York Times posts lower profit
  32. Cummins' shares gain more than 7% as profit surges
  33. Cigna shares hit by outlook
  34. Canadian stocks rise; Open Text leads tech high
  35. Natural gas adds to gains after supply report
  36. Ryder shares drop on outlook
  37. Talks on Greek debt near conclusion: EU's Rehn
  38. Abercrombie & Fitch shares tank on weak outlook
  39. Zynga shares surge on Facebook 'halo effect'
  40. Senate leaders push insider-trading bill
  41. Zynga shares up as much as 20% early Thursday on Facebook 'halo effect'
  42. Xstrata, Glencore shares surge on merger talks
  43. NYSE Euronext, Deutsche Boerse scrap merger
  44. Bernanke backs call for armistice between Republicans and Democrats on deficit
  45. Conflicting reports shroud anticipated Trump presidential endorsement
  46. First Take: Which mutual funds own pre-IPO stakes in Facebook?
  47. Ann Inc. down 8% on warning, exec's exit
  48. Beazer Homes up 4% on earnings
  49. Gold at best in 11 weeks; copper gives back gains
  50. Barclays to cut banker pay by 25-30%: report
  51. Fire danger leads to HP fax machine recall
  52. U.S. stocks post modest gains, led by tech; Dow ends lower as investors await jobs re
  53. Dow industrials fall short in late push to join Nasdaq and S&P in Thursday winner's c
  54. NetSuite posts wider loss, but sales jump
  55. Novellus Systems reports 53% earnings drop
  56. U.S. stocks edge up; Dow lags as IBM drops
  57. Take-Two reports earnings drop in third quarter
  58. Geithner: More Fannie reform details in the spring
  59. News Corp. names Lex Fenwick CEO of Dow Jones
  60. Oil at six-week low on supply and demand woes
  61. Fluor hikes dividend, names new chairman
  62. Sunoco swings to preliminary loss, CEO steps down
  63. Principal Financial profit slides 18%
  64. THQ misses targets in third quarter
  65. Genworth Financial swings to profit
  66. Japan stocks open weak, with telecoms, steel shares lower; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  67. Senate approves insider-trading bill, curbing lawmakers' trades on nonpublic informat
  68. Japan stocks open lower as earnings weigh
  69. Fisher rips rate forecasts, praises inflation goal
  70. Senate approves insider-trading bill
  71. Australian shares edge higher, miners up
  72. Hong Kong stocks open lower, with resources weak; Hang Seng Index down 0.4%
  73. Hong Kong stocks trade lower, with resources weak
  74. BBVA cut to sell from neutral at UBS
  75. Misys confirms in talks with Temenos
  76. Bharti to gain from court ruling: Goldman Sachs
  77. Hutchison to buy Orange Austria for $1.7 billion
  78. Japan's Azumi warns again of forex intervention
  79. MW Radio: Job growth begets job growth, says Nomura economist David Resler
  80. Futures point to Fed rate hike in summer of 2014
  81. ISM gauge of U.S. services sector accelerates in January
  82. U.S. factory orders up in December
  83. S&P 500 has fallen eight straight nonfarm-payrolls days — can it snap that string Fri
  84. U.S. stock indexes up 1% in early going Friday as Wall Street responds to jobs data
  85. U.S. stock-index futures jump following nonfarm-payrolls report
  86. U.S. economy adds 243,000 jobs in January; unemployment rate falls to 8.3%
  87. Europe stocks flat as U.S. payrolls loom, Misys up 7% on talks with Temenos
  88. Canada stocks rise on mining, industrial sectors
  89. Mexican stocks, peso climb after U.S. jobs data
  90. Tyson shares gain 6% on beef outlook
  91. Gilead shares gain on higher fourth-quarter profit
  92. Estee Lauder slumps on near-term earnings outlook
  93. ISM services gauge accelerates in January
  94. U.S. factory orders up 1.1% in December
  95. Genworth shots up 15% as financial sector gains
  96. Greek PM may quit if parties don't OK plan: report
  97. Gold falls, oil climbs after upbeat jobs data
  98. Zynga continues to highlight tech gains
  99. U.S. stocks open sharply higher on jobs report
  100. Energy stocks rise after jobs report
  101. Fed fund futures point to hike in summer 2014
  102. Euro-zone ministers won't meet Monday on Greece
  103. Coming up: December ISM services
  104. Zoltek swings to a profit, stock up 25%
  105. Clorox profit climbs against impairment costs
  106. Europe stocks jump on strong U.S. jobs data
  107. U.S. stock futures jump on upbeat employment data
  108. Treasurys plunge, dollar falls more after payrolls
  109. January U.S. jobs rise 243,000; jobless rate 8.3%
  110. Walgreen January same-store sales down 4.6%
  111. Estee Lauder earnings rise 15% in fourth quarter
  112. Coming up: U.S. jobs report for January
  113. Germany opposes Greek debt write-down for ECB
  114. Tyson profit falls 48%, sales up
  115. Canadian dollar turns down on domestic jobs data
  116. Beam's profit rises, sees 2012 adj income growth
  117. National Oilwell buying pipe firm NKT for $670 mln
  118. Komen foundation reconsiders controversial Planned Parenthood funding decision
  119. Con-Way down 7.3% on earnings miss
  120. Komen reconsiders Planned Parenthood funding
  121. Obama tells Congress not to 'muck up' recovery
  122. Media stocks broadly higher
  123. Stocks move higher on upbeat jobs data with Nasdaq reaching 11-year high
  124. MW Video: How one Chicago-area company makes decisions on foreclosure investments
  125. Micron Technology chairman and CEO dies in plane crash
  126. The Week in Charts: For the U.S. job market, 4 out of 5 ain't bad
  127. Oil closes up on day, but lower on week
  128. Micron CEO dies in plane crash
  129. Gold falls $19, logs first drop in four sessions
  130. NFL expands Thursday night schedule
  131. N.Y. sues banks over mortgage database: reports
  132. Micron says Mark Durcan to take CEO duties for now
  133. Friday stock volumes highest since mid-December
  134. Aeropostale names Hirtler-Garvey as board chair
  135. U.S. stocks rally on jobs; Nasdaq at 11-year high
  136. Early results point to big Romney win in Nevada
  137. Romney easily wins Nevada Republican caucus
  138. MarketWatch weekly recap: From Facebook to Amazon and payrolls to politics
  139. Hong Kong shares jump in early trade as banks rally on U.S. cues; Hang Seng Index up
  140. Japanese shares climb in early trading; Nikkei Average up 1.3%
  141. Hong Kong shares rise, as HSBC leads financials
  142. Japanese shares climb, automakers higher
  143. Australian shares gain sharply in early trading
  144. Greece talks to resume later Monday: reports
  145. New York Giants beat New England Patriots 21-17 in Super Bowl XLVI
  146. China bans airlines from paying E.U. carbon tax
  147. Giants top Patriots for fourth Super Bowl title
  148. Temperatures spike at damaged Japan reactor: NHK
  149. Helping Europe in China's 'own interest': Wen
  150. Royal Dutch Shell cut to neutral at Credit Suisse
  151. Randgold profit quadruples to $115.5 million
  152. Nabor Industries says chairman agrees to forgo $100 million CEO termination payment
  153. Stoxx Europe 600 index down 0.4%, with losses led by banks
  154. Fidelity National buying O'Charley's for $221 mln
  155. HCA profit jumps on big HealthONE gain
  156. Obama says he has stabilized economy
  157. Consolidated Comms. buying SureWest at 47% premium
  158. Former Nabors CEO forgoes $100 million payment
  159. Huntsman joins board of HUN after GOP run
  160. Hasbro profit slips to $139.1 mln, revenues up 4%
  161. CNA Financial profit falls 37%, declares dividend
  162. Humana posts higher profit, raises outlook
  163. Romania's PM Boc resigns amid austerity measures
  164. Syrian government forces bomb Homs
  165. Europe stocks lower, led by banks; Greece in focus
  166. Greek party talks on bailout postponed till Tuesday
  167. Political Watch: 'Halftime in America' ad — pulled off YouTube — is viewable here
  168. U.S. stocks slump early Monday, with 26 of 30 DJIA components in the red
  169. Chrysler 'Halftime' ad featuring Clint Eastwood pulled from YouTube
  170. Micron Technology among decliners as techs retreat
  171. January employment-trends gauge rises
  172. Greek party talks on bailout delayed to Tuesday
  173. Fed's Bullard warns against lengthy stay at zero
  174. B. of A. leads bluechip, other financials lower
  175. U.S. stocks lower as Greece struggles for accord
  176. Oil trades lower, struggles to keep above $97
  177. Consol, Anadarko dip as energy stocks fall
  178. Newfield to sell $335 mln of assets in 2012
  179. Chrysler's 'Halftime' ad pulled from YouTube
  180. Apple to see election challenge at meeting: report
  181. Merkel, Sarkozy say time running short for Greece
  182. Alpha Natural falls 3% on lower coal output
  183. Treasurys pare gains on concerns about Greece
  184. Loews profit hit by lower investment gains
  185. Obama administration shutters embassy in Syria
  186. US closes embassy in Syria
  187. Humana drops 4%, leads S&P 500 decliners
  188. Greek debt talk delay drags on Canadian stocks
  189. Fed's Bullard says housing market has hit bottom
  190. The Tell: It may be halftime in America — not so, Greece
  191. Dollar pares losses versus euro
  192. Super Bowl gets third-highest overnight rating
  193. Super Bowl XLVI scores third-best Nielsen overnight rating, behind 1987 and 2011 game
  194. Smith & Nephew to pay $22M fine for Greek bribery
  195. Obama puts sanctions on Iranian central bank
  196. BioLineRX soars on second hepatitis C deal
  197. Threshold rallies for second day
  198. Gold down as Greece fails to ignite safe-haven buy
  199. EntreMed jumps financing, board change
  200. Oil lower on Greece; investors favor Brent
  201. Slide Show: Europe in wintry grip — ice on Venetian canals, Danube traffic at standst
  202. U.S. stocks trim Monday losses late but end session in the red
  203. Coinstar Q4 earnings, sales climb; Redbox in deal
  204. Yum Brands reports jump in fourth-quarter profit
  205. Torchmark net slips, core profit rises 12%
  206. PMC-Sierra earnings fall 40%
  207. NCR swings to a loss, but sales rise
  208. U.S. stocks retreat from multi-year highs
  209. MF Global trustee says most missing money found
  210. Leggett profit falls 72% on restructuring charges
  211. Unum Group swings to a loss on $561 mln charge
  212. Anadarko swings to $358M loss on legal claims
  213. Super Bowl XLVI is the most-watched program in TV history, drawing 111.3 million view
  214. MF Global trustee says most of the missing customer money has been found
  215. NAB quarterly cash profit up, to review U.K. ops
  216. MF Global trustee says most missing money found
  217. Australian stocks flat in early moves, banks fall
  218. Japan conducted secret forex intervention: report
  219. Japan stocks open weak after earnings, U.S. losses, with Nikkei Average down 0.3%
  220. Japan stocks weaken, with telecoms trading down
  221. Australia leaves interest rates steady, surprising market; Australian dollar rises
  222. Hong Kong stocks rise with real-estate, energy shares higher; Hang Seng Index up 0.8%
  223. Australia's RBA keeps cash rate on hold at 4.25%
  224. Most states agree to bank settlement: Iowa AG
  225. Hong Kong stocks rise early, as property advances
  226. China central bank move could be hawkish signal
  227. Glencore, Xstrata agree terms of all-share merger of equals
  228. Macau casino stocks could be added to HSI: broker
  229. UBS profit falls 76%, cautious on outlook
  230. Europe stocks mostly flat; UBS, LVMH, Xstrata off
  231. China's 3G subscribers surge to 128 million
  232. Glencore, Xstrata agree terms on merger of equals
  233. ArcelorMittal loss widens on weak Europe economies
  234. Treasury yields ease ahead of U.S. debt auction
  235. GSK profit rises, sees sales growth in 2012
  236. Emerson Electric profit, sales fall
  237. Coca-Cola sales rise 5%; adj profit beats target
  238. Salmon: Financial reforms shouldn't be scaled back
  239. Emerson earnings down 23 % on Thailand flooding
  240. Jordan: Won't tolerate test of Swiss franc ceiling
  241. German December industrial output falls 2.9%
  242. Santander off 1% as it sets aside more provisions
  243. SEC reportedly closing in on new money-market-fund rules
  244. Political Watch: Obama drops opposition to super-PACs
  245. Dollar falls vs. euro as Greek agreement expected
  246. SEC close to new money market rules: WSJ
  247. Southwest Airlines January traffic drops
  248. Coca-Cola Enterprises ups dividend to 16c
  249. Live blog: Fed chief Ben Bernanke testifies before Senate panel
  250. U.S. stock indexes saddled with modest losses after opening hour of trading