Economic reports, Fed speakers and Oracle earnings also on calendar.
More | TalkAmong the companies whose shares are expected to see active trading Monday are Williams-Sonoma, Tiffany and Phillips-Van Heusen.
More | TalkEconomic reports, Fed speakers and Oracle earnings also on calendar.
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More | TalkSAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Among the shares expected to see active trade in Monday's session are Williams-Sonoma Inc., Tiffany & Co., and Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
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More | TalkBoeing said Friday it will boost production rates of its two major commercial jet programs as the aerospace giant signaled a recovery in the beaten-down airline sector.
More | TalkRetail stocks rise on Friday, led by Best Buy Co., after the electronics retailer was upgraded to buy from neutral by Goldman Sachs.
More | TalkExchange-traded funds tracking Indian stocks and so-called BRIC strategies declined in U.S. trading late Friday after India’s central bank surprised investors by hiking interest rates.
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More | TalkThe telecommunications sector mostly retreats with Clearwire Corp. and Motorola among the leading decliners.
More | TalkMore than 15 million people will get an unexpected tax bill this year or next thanks to the Making Work Pay credit, according to a report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.
More | TalkSunPower shares fall, retreating after the maker of solar panel maker said it would fall short of earnings targets while also cutting $33 million from adjusted pre-tax income in 2008 and 2009 under a previously disclosed accounting probe.
More | TalkThere's lots of hyperbole about Cisco Systems Inc.'s new router, but the best thing about it is the cost savings it can bring to businesses, writes John Dvorak.
More | TalkEconomic reports, Fed speakers and Oracle earnings also on calendar.
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More | TalkTwo venture-backed tech firms are gearing up to make initial public offerings next week in what one analyst has described promising deals in a tough market for new issues.
More | TalkThe company may remain a focal point for investors after a revenue warning fueled a dayside selloff that erased all of this year’s stock gains.
More | TalkOpponents and supporters of measure, now hurtling toward a critical vote in the House, make their last-ditch attempts to sway public opinion on what may be the biggest piece of legislation in decades.
More | TalkCarl Icahn is regarded as a tenacious investor. Lions Gate Entertainment, meanwhile, has made a name for itself as a cost-conscious operation. If the two went head-to-head, who would win?
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