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  1. Russia admits it can't keep up with natural-gas demand
  2. Job openings rise to 3.38 mln in December
  3. U.S. stocks open lower Tuesday as Greek austerity negotiations remain a focus
  4. Federated shares slide 5% as money-market firms gird for new U.S. regulations
  5. Brazil equities aim to break winning streak
  6. Harman shares jump on strong earnings report
  7. Russia admits it can't keep up with gas demand
  8. Yum shares gain after topping views
  9. Job openings rise to 3.38 million in December
  10. Canada stocks fall, diversified metals lead way
  11. Emerson shares pressured by outlook
  12. Italy reports 'critical' shortages of Russian gas
  13. Oil lower after German data, talks of Greek deal
  14. Coinstar shares jump on results, NCR deal
  15. Anadarko up, BP falls as energy stocks dip
  16. Greece working on bailout document: report
  17. Perrigo up on second-quarter earnings beat
  18. NCR shares jump, but techs edge down
  19. Federated hits financials as new rules near
  20. Stocks open lower as Greece works to ensure funds
  21. Rajaratnam trial judge Holwell forming law firm
  22. Rajaratnam trial judge leaves bench for law firm
  23. Gold, oil futures rebound as dollar weakens
  24. EU, Arab nations pulling ambassadors from Syria
  25. The Technical Indicator: Nasdaq sustaining break to 11-year high
  26. ESPN, parks, capital in focus at Disney
  27. Komen official resigns over funding dispute
  28. Appeals court strikes down California gay-marriage ban
  29. Oil averaging $100, says EIA; cuts heating outlook
  30. Verizon deal could cannibalize Redbox DVDs: BTIG
  31. Treasurys off as U.S. sells 3-year bonds near record low
  32. U.S. sells 3-yr bonds near record low; bonds fall
  33. Appeals court strikes down Calif. gay-marriage ban
  34. Gold snaps two-session losing streak with $23.50-an-ounce surge
  35. Euro hits highest level since mid-December
  36. Gold ends $23.50 higher after losing streak
  37. Oil ends at best in a week, up 1.6%
  38. Consumer credit surges again in December
  39. Coming up: Consumer credit for December
  40. Greek austerity meeting postponed until Wednesday
  41. U.S. stocks end higher on reports out of Greece, comments by Fed; Dow highest since 2
  42. U.S. stocks gain on Greece, Fed; Dow at 2008 high
  43. Yahoo plans to restructure board of directors
  44. Walt Disney posts 12% profit gain on higher revenue from theme parks, ESPN
  45. ECB to swap Greek bonds for EFSF bonds -- report
  46. Disney CEO: 'Wait-and-see' view of UltraViolet
  47. Life Technologies posts 80% higher profit
  48. Freeport-McMoRan ups annual dividend
  49. Hartford Financial profit drops 79%
  50. BHP Billiton first-half profit dips 5.5%
  51. IAC/Interactive names new CFO
  52. Trade group shows surprise decline for oil supply
  53. Computer Sciences names new CEO, chairman
  54. Lincoln Financial posts $514M loss on write downs
  55. Illumina board rejects Roche's hostile offer
  56. Disney profit rises 12% on ESPN, theme parks
  57. Hong Kong stocks rise, with property shares advancing; Hang Seng Index up 0.6%
  58. Japan stocks rise, with car shares strong after Toyota earnings; Nikkei Average up 0.
  59. Santorum wins Missouri Republican primary
  60. Santorum leads in early Missouri primary voting
  61. Iran buyers default on Indian rice payments:report
  62. Hong Kong stocks rise, with property, energy up
  63. Japan stocks rise, with Toyota lifting car shares
  64. Japan hits first annual goods trade gap since 1963
  65. Australian shares edge higher in early trading
  66. New York AG cancels bank settlement statement
  67. Disney CEO: Going to 28-day DVD rental window
  68. Disney has no specific comment on ABC-Univision
  69. Disney CEO: Cable customers like what they have
  70. Rick Santorum wins Minnesota caucus, reports say
  71. Santorum wins Minnesota Republican caucuses
  72. China to help first-time home buyers
  73. Standard & Poor's downgrades Sony's debt rating
  74. European stocks see modest gains in early trading
  75. Rick Santorum wins Colorado caucus, projections show
  76. S&P cuts Sony's debt rating, warns on outlook
  77. Europe stocks advance, with banks, miners higher
  78. BP cut to hold from buy at Societe Generale
  79. Reckitt Benckiser profit up 26%; sets new strategy
  80. Santorum wins caucus, Colorado GOP chair says
  81. China raises retail gasoline, diesel prices
  82. China aims to create 45 million new jobs: report
  83. Dow industrials up 6 points as U.S. stocks cling to thin early gains
  84. Bank of England expected to expand 'QE' program
  85. Euro weakened by reports on ECB, Greece
  86. Caesars Entertainment IPO priced at midpoint of forecast range
  87. Time Warner to buy back up to $4 billion in stock; 11% increase in quarterly dividend
  88. Oil futures trim gains after EIA inventories data
  89. OpenTable's shares fall 8% as analysts cut ratings
  90. Canadian stocks edge up ahead of Greek debt deal
  91. Buffalo Wild Wings surges as new price targets set
  92. Western Union shares fall on missed revenue target
  93. Synchronoss Tech shares rise 8% on strong results
  94. Ralph Lauren jumps 11% on strong earnings, outlook
  95. GameStop sets first ever cash dividend
  96. Epam Systems' shares jump in IPO debut
  97. Annual foreclosure inventory drops 8%: CoreLogic
  98. U.S. stocks wobble on Greek uncertainty
  99. Moody's off after earnings fall but finanials rise
  100. Computer Sciences, Rambus lead early tech gains
  101. Energy stocks rise as crude approaches $100
  102. Euro fades on reports about ECB, Greece
  103. Ceres cuts IPO price range
  104. Akamai buying Blaze Software for undisclosed sum
  105. U.S., Europeans agree on ways to find tax cheats
  106. Treasurys fall; 30-year yields up to 3-month high
  107. Ralph Lauren profit about flat, revenue up 17%
  108. McDonald's same-store sales up 6.7% in January
  109. Reynolds American profit rises
  110. Moody's profit dips as U.S. sales fall
  111. Time Warner profits up, sets $4 billion buyback
  112. Caesars Entertainment shares leap 40% above IPO price in debut trades
  113. Caesars Entertainment shares surge on market debut
  114. QE3 remains on the table, Fed's Williams says
  115. Political Watch: Does Santorum's big night improve odds of brokered GOP convention?
  116. U.S. sells 10-year debt at 2.02%; bonds down
  117. FDA issues warning on PPI stomach-acid drugs
  118. Caesars still climbing, up almost 90%
  119. Cerner shares leap 13% on higher bookings
  120. K12 Inc. shares fall 5% on revenue miss
  121. TSA to expand pre-screening to more airports
  122. Danube River closed to shipping due to ice
  123. Treasurys turn up in afternoon trade
  124. Gold ends lower; most metals buck trend
  125. Barney's on verge of Chapter 11: report
  126. Fed pushes ING-Capital One vote to Monday
  127. Japanese stocks open lower, with exporters broadly weak; Nikkei Average down 0.2%
  128. Groupon shares drop more than 10% late after reporting a surprise loss
  129. U.S. stocks end higher, erasing declines on word of Greek deal with EU and IMF
  130. Cisco posts 44% higher profit and increases cash dividend; shares rise after hours
  131. Greece to cut minimum wage in troika deal: report
  132. Japanese stocks open down on Greek deal concerns
  133. Japan December core machinery orders drop 7.1%
  134. Greek leaders' meeting ends without deal: reports
  135. Australian shares decline as miners weigh
  136. Facebook amends IPO filing; details Zynga deal
  137. News Corp.'s Carey: 'TV Everywhere' must get going
  138. Electronic Arts CFO leaves for Polycom
  139. Dr Pepper Snapple hikes dividend to 34 cents
  140. Diamond Foods to restate earnings; CEO, CFO out
  141. Prudential Financial nearly triples profit
  142. Cisco net jumps 43.5% on strong sales
  143. Whole Foods lifts outlook on continued growth
  144. Visa posts 16% higher profit, sets share buyback
  145. Akamai earnings climb 14%; company names new CFO
  146. News Corp. profit climbs 65% on cable, studios
  147. U.S. stock indexes erase declines to end higher
  148. Groupon reports fourth-quarter loss, revenue gain
  149. Greece to cut minimum wage in troika deal: report
  150. U.S. stocks veer towards gains on Greek report
  151. Oil ends higher, but relinquishes $100 a barrel
  152. China's January consumer price index climbs 4.5%, well above forecast
  153. Hong Kong stocks move lower as market awaits China data; Hang Seng Index down 0.5%
  154. China consumer prices rise 4.5%, above estimates
  155. Bank of Korea keeps key rate on hold at 3.25%
  156. U.S. stocks post modest early gains on jobless-claims data and news of Greek deal
  157. Greek party leaders have reached austerity pact: ECB President Mario Draghi
  158. First-time filings for jobless benefits continue improved trend, down to 358,000 last
  159. Biggest U.S. banks agree to pay $25 billion in settlement over foreclosure practices
  160. Oracle to buy cloud-technology company Taleo for about $1.9 billion; buyout premium's
  161. European Central Bank holds key lending rate at 1%, as expected
  162. Bank of England expands asset-purchase program by 50 bln British pounds; rates on hol
  163. Shares in Credit Suisse decline as investment-banking revenue slumps
  164. Continental bourses trade higher out the gate
  165. Cisco weighs down tech stocks; Apple, Akamai gain
  166. B. of A. pulls financials up ahead of settlement
  167. ECB eases collateral rules for credit operations
  168. Energy stocks up with equities
  169. U.S. stocks open up on Greek deal, drop in claims
  170. Oil gains for third session on Greece, jobs data
  171. TripAdvisor downgraded, shares fall 16%
  172. Draghi: Economic outlook faces downside risks
  173. Coming up: wholesale inventories for December
  174. Kodak spending $30 mln to exit camera business
  175. Akamai shares rise 14%, 4Q revenue tops estimates
  176. ECB's Draghi: Greece agreement has been reached
  177. Greek political deal imminent says media reports
  178. U.S. stock futures gain after claims, Greek deal
  179. Dollar recovers, Treasury down after data
  180. Sealed Air swings to a loss, revenue tops $2 bln
  181. U.S. jobless claims fall 15,000 to 358,000
  182. Imperial Sugar up on prospects for unit sale
  183. Europe stocks move higher on report of Greek deal
  184. States, banks to announce $25 billion deal: source
  185. U.S. stock futures erase drop on Greek-deal report
  186. Oracle buying Taleo for $1.9 billion
  187. Noble Energy posts loss on one-time items
  188. Coming up: Weekly jobless claims
  189. Thomson Reuters swings to big loss on charges
  190. Sirius XM Radio swings to a profit
  191. ECB holds key lending rate at 1%
  192. Lorillard profit climbs, firm ups dividend
  193. PepsiCo laying off 8,700; 2012 adj profit to drop
  194. Bank of England: Near-term growth outlook is weak
  195. House passes bill barring insider trading by lawmakers
  196. U.S. banks and states take wraps off $26 billion foreclosure-practices settlement
  197. U.S. benchmark 30-year mortgage rate matches record low of 3.87%
  198. Nat gas lower after below-consensus supply data
  199. Whole Foods shares gain as price targets go up
  200. House approves insider-trading ban
  201. TripAdvisor tumbles on profit miss, downgrade
  202. Greek PM office: Agreement with troika completed
  203. Teradata shares jump 8% on results, forecast
  204. PepsiCo falls on job cuts, outlook
  205. California gets up to $18 bln for homeowner relief
  206. Canadian stocks post slight loss in early trade
  207. Citi, J.P. Morgan fall after U.S. mortgage pact
  208. Italian, Spanish bond yields ease after ECB
  209. Lorillard rises on higher profit, dividend hike
  210. 30-year mortgage rate matching record low of 3.87%
  211. U.S. wholesale inventories up 1.0% in December
  212. 30-year mortgage rate matching record low of 3.87%
  213. Gold tops $1,750, set to recoup recent losses
  214. The Tell: Why the FBI kept a file on Apple's Steve Jobs
  215. The Tell: Why the British pound is immune to 'QE'
  216. Greece, troika reach staff-level deal: minister
  217. Two top Ford execs retire; Hunstman to board
  218. Fed reaches $767 mln settlement with big banks
  219. Las Vegas Strip gambling revenue up 3.6%
  220. Southern Co. gets regulatory go-ahead for first new U.S. nuclear reactors in decades
  221. Oil ends higher on hopes of more demand
  222. Gold ends higher on dollar, monetary policy
  223. Gildean Activewear up 8.2% on results
  224. Wells Fargo's cost in foreclosure deal is $5.3 bln
  225. Italian rates may fall more if Greece resolved
  226. Indian tribe suing brewers for $500 million
  227. Media CEOs anticipate strategic changes: PwC
  228. Southern Co. gets license to build nuclear plants
  229. U.S. sells long bonds at highest yield since Sept.
  230. Italy's Monti calls for structural reforms
  231. Coffee makers recalled over burn hazards
  232. Chesapeake curtails natural gas output as promised
  233. U.S. stocks end higher for third day on jobs data, Greece; indexes stay at multiyear
  234. LinkedIn shares rise 5% late after reporting higher profit on sales that more than do
  235. Republic Services posts 29% higher profit
  236. Intel, NY Attorney General end antitrust suit
  237. Pitney Bowes sales slip on order delays
  238. Expedia profit slips 4%, shares fall
  239. Activision swings to profit, beating targets
  240. LinkedIn posts sharp profit jump
  241. U.S. stocks extend gains on Greece, jobless claims
  242. Markets across Europe move lower in early trades
  243. Shares in Barclays move lower following drop in full-year profit
  244. China's Jan. trade surplus wider than expected, but exports shrink 0.5% from last yea
  245. Hong Kong stocks open lower, with financials mostly weak; Hang Seng Index down 0.2%
  246. Japan stocks open slightly higher as yen weakens; Nikkei Average up 0.1%
  247. IEA lowers outlook for global oil demand growth
  248. Europe stocks drop on Greece worries, banks drag
  249. Barclays profit falls, cuts bonus pool 26%
  250. India's industrial-output growth slows sharply