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- Stock futures drop on renewed European banking concerns
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Reuters - Stock index futures fell on Tuesday after reports on the European banking system rekindled concerns about the financial health of the region. - Stock futures fall on fresh European bank concerns
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AP - Stock futures slipped to start the holiday-shortened week Tuesday after some fresh concerns about the health of European banks rattled overseas markets. - European stocks fall, miners down on Australia vote
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AFP - Europe's main stock markets slid on Tuesday after a run of gains, with miners hit by the electoral result in Australia ahead of Wall Street's reopening after a US public holiday, traders said. - World stocks fall amid renewed Europe bank worries
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AP - World stock markets fell Tuesday, particularly in Europe, where concerns about the health of banks resurfaced and EU finance ministers met to consider a new levy on lenders. - SEC sees surge in fraud tip-offs: report
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Reuters - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has seen a surge in tip-offs concerning alleged corporate fraud as the Financial Reforms Act offers millions of dollars in bounty payments to whistleblowers, the Wall Street Journal said.
- Opening View: DJIA Futures Pressured by Weak European Data
Opening View: DJIA Futures Pressured by Weak European Data
Schaeffers Research - 8 minutes agoby Joseph Hargett (jhargett@sir-inc.com) 9/7/2010 7:57 AM The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) soared more than 128 points on Friday, as Wall Street cheered a round of stronger-than-expected ... - Wall St futures signal weaker start for US stocks
Wall St futures signal weaker start for US stocks
Reuters - 22 hours ago* Futures for the Dow Jones industrial average DJc1, the S&P 500 SPc1 and the Nasdaq 100 NDc1 fell 0.2 to 0.7 percent, pointing to a weaker start on Wall Street on Tuesday. * US President Barack ...Wall St futures signal weaker start for stocks - MSN Money
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Learning and Finance - International Business Times - Monday Morning Outlook: DJIA Bounces into September with a Three-Day Rally
Monday Morning Outlook: DJIA Bounces into September with a Three-Day Rally
Schaeffers Research - Sep 4, 2010by Todd Salamone 9/4/2010 12:10 PM The Dow Jones Industrial Average broke out of its three-week losing streak, and kicked off the month of September with a solid three-day rally. The Dow added 2.9 ... - US Stocks Up; DJIA, S&P 500 Snap 3-Week Losing Streak
US Stocks Up; DJIA, S&P 500 Snap 3-Week Losing Streak
MarketWatch - Sep 3, 2010By Donna Kardos NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- US stocks climbed Friday, with JP Morgan Chase, Caterpillar and International Business Machines leading the charge as a better-than-expected jobs report ... - Hot Stocks: Movado Group Inc. and Burger King Holdings Inc.
Hot Stocks: Movado Group Inc. and Burger King Holdings Inc.
Schaeffers Research - Sep 2, 2010The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is trading in a tight range between support at its 50-day moving average and resistance in the 10,300 region today, with Wall Street reluctant to take a ...
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- Stocks poised to slip
U.S. stocks were poised to slip Tuesday, following global markets lower, as optimism from the previous week faded and renewed worries about the economy weighed on investors.
- The new young investor: Shunning stocks
When 18-year-old Robert White decided to jumpstart his retirement plan, he invested his life savings of $25,000 into an aggressive mutual fund.
- Wall Street faces an economy at a 'crossroads'
Stocks started September with a bang as investors cheered a rare dose of good economic news but investors may need to buckle in for the coming week: It's a holiday-shortened week with little on the docket to set the tone.
- Dow back in the black for 2010
Stocks closed near session highs Friday, with the Dow erasing its losses for the year, as investors welcomed a better-than-expected report on the U.S. job market.
- Oil roars into September 'like a lion'
After ending August in a slump, oil prices surged into September, rallying more than 3% Wednesday as the economic outlook brightened.
- Coca-Cola Enterprises to buy back $1 bln shares
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- Inergy to pay $725 mln for gas-storage facility
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- Coca-Cola Enterprises ups 2010 earnings view
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- Scott Garrett resigns as CEO of Beckman Coulter
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- German manufacturing orders drop 2.2% in July
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- Market Bids Farewell To Barclays, HSBC Bosses
Shares slide as leaders who piloted their banks through the financial crisis appear to be on their way out. - BP Seen Revving Up Asset Sales
The oil giant has reportedly renewed talks over Prudhoe Bay in Alaska, and upped its target for cash raised from disposals. - The News Flow And Data Improve, Stocks Lift
U.S. markets lift higher on positive manufacturing, consumer confidence and jobs reports. Burger King goes private again. - Friedman Digs Deeper, Pulls Out Four More Pennies
Friedman Industries doubles its quarterly dividend to eight cents per share. - Quiksilver Tarnishes, Seachange Sinks
Also, Celldex Therapeutics plunges 30% to a new 52-week low after Pfizer pulls back from cancer vaccine project.