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  1. Indications: U.S. stock futures turn steady as J.P. Morgan tops target
  2. Southwest Airlines Q1 loss 12 cents a share
  3. Southwest Airlines Q1 loss 3 cents a share ex-items
  4. Sonoco sees full-year 2009 EPS of $1.55-$1.75
  5. Jarden sees Q1 adjusted EPS 21-23 cents
  6. Sonoco sees Q2 EPS of 34c-38c
  7. U.S. housing starts come in weaker than projected; March permits at record low
  8. Gannett's quarterly profit tumbles 60% but tops estimates
  9. Jones Apparel to sell a Rachel Roy exclusive line at Macy's
  10. Treasurys fall sligthly after jobless claims, housing data
  11. Dollar stays mixed vs. rivals after data
  12. Oil futures add to gains after jobs, housing data
  13. Tech-fueled Nasdaq leads U.S. gains; Dow industrials trade modestly higher
  14. New York Times cutting sections to reduce costs
  15. H.B. Fuller raises quarterly dividend to 6.8 cents
  16. AbitibiBowater files for bankruptcy protection
  17. Fed buys $1.5 billion in Treasurys
  18. Gannett CEO: Automotive ad sales remain weak at TV stations
  19. Google shares rise as profit beats expectations
  20. Dow industrials finish up more than 1%; Nasdaq up nearly 6% year-to-date
  21. U.S. stocks finish solidly ahead as earnings boost spirits
  22. Google beats first-quarter profit estimates
  23. General Growth Properties ranks as year's biggest bankruptcy
  24. Regions Financial cuts dividend to preserve capital
  25. U.S. stocks take off as corporate reports reassure investors
  26. The Fed: SF Fed's Yellen says unchecked asset bubbles are 'time bombs'
  27. Latin American Markets: Mexico up ahead of rate decision; Brazil at six-month high
  28. Video game sales take spill in March, missing targets
  29. Canadian Markets: Toronto stocks end higher; AbitibiBowater files for bankruptcy
  30. Starwood sues Blackstone's Hilton for corporate espionage
  31. Video game hardware sales fall 18% in March - NPD
  32. Video game software sales fall 17% in March - NPD
  33. Fitch downgrades Lincoln National to 'BBB+' from 'A'
  34. Google shares turn lower; down 1.2% at $383.72
  35. Exporters lift Tokyo stocks on weaker yen, Wall Sreet gains
  36. Video game sales slide 17% in March, NPD says
  37. Fitch downgrades Lincoln National on capital quality
  38. J.P. Morgan sells first bonds with no U.S. aid since June
  39. Japan's Nikkei 225 powers 2% higher in opening minutes
  40. Japan's consumer confidence index climbs as expected
  41. Hong Kong stocks rebound, as HSBC gains, Chalco retreat
  42. UBS cuts BBVA to sell from neutral
  43. Euro-zone posts smaller-than-expected February trade deficit
  44. Societe Generale cut to neutral by Credit Suisse
  45. Nokia upped to neutral by J.P. Morgan after results
  46. Swiss franc sales not competitive devaluation: SNB's Roth
  47. Citi, General Electric first-quarter results each top street's estimates
  48. Earnings Watch: Updates, advisories and surprises
  49. Sony Ericsson to cut 2,000 jobs after first-quarter loss
  50. Currencies: Traders bid dollar higher as European central bankers speak
  51. London Markets: London shares advance after a lackluster start
  52. General Electric posts 35% drop in quarterly profit
  53. BB&T cash-basis Q1 EPS 51 cents vs 81 cents
  54. Media General says it's freezing pensions
  55. Media General Q1 loss includes 20 cents/share for severance
  56. Media General Q1 loss 96 cents a share
  57. BB&T Q1 EPS 48 cents vs 78 cents
  58. Citi, General Electric first-quarter results each top street's estimates
  59. GE sees 'several' new infrastructure projects for Q2
  60. GE Capital hits quarterly profit on $1.2 billion tax break
  61. Treasury yields rise after results from GE, Citi
  62. Ashland sues Oppenheimer & Co. over auction rate securities
  63. Oil gains after GE, Citi results rekindle recovery hopes
  64. U.S. stocks mixed in early trades Friday
  65. GM bankruptcy remains 'probable,' CEO concedes
  66. MGM Mirage pays $70 mln to cover current CityCenter costs
  67. Financial innovation shouldn't be banned, Bernanke says
  68. Edward Jones maintains its hold rating on General Electric
  69. U.S. stocks dip slightly as financials weigh
  70. GM CEO calls reports of further brand cubacks 'speculation'
  71. Dow finishes Friday at two-month high, gains for sixth straight week
  72. Obama nominates Allison to head key Treasury office
  73. Stocks extend winning stretch to six weeks; financials lead
  74. Screen Actors Guild, producers reach tentative deal
  75. MGM, Dubai World agree to finish CityCenter complex: WSJ
  76. Home builders, REITs extend rally
  77. Scottrade Brings User Summit to Phoenix
  78. Stocks to Watch: Stocks in focus for Monday
  79. Earnings Outlook: Amazon earnings expected to feel pressure despite share growth
  80. After Hours: MGM, Motorola shares ease in late session
  81. Latin American Markets: Mexico at three-month high after bigger-than-expected rate cut
  82. Top Ten: MarketWatch's top stories of the week, April 13-17
  83. Missouri-based American Sterling Bank closed by regulators
  84. American Sterling Bank is 24th bank to fail in 2009
  85. Michael Williams to be named new Fannie Mae CEO: WSJ
  86. Obama nominates Allison to head Treasury's stability office
  87. Citigroup late-traded shares up 0.8% at $3.68
  88. Missouri's American Sterling Bank seized by FDIC; 24th bank failure of 2009
  89. Missouri-based American Sterling Bank closed by regulators
  90. Obama directs GM to convert debt to equity: report
  91. Fannie Mae expected to name Michael Williams CEO: WSJ
  92. Personal Finance Daily: The week's 10 best Personal Finance stories: April 13-17
  93. Auto Review: 2010 Audi A3 2.0 TDI Diesel: A personal favorite goes frugal
  94. Venture investing falls to lowest level in more than a decade
  95. Market Snapshot: Stocks in focus as many markets seek signs of turnaround
  96. Missouri-based American Sterling is 24th bank failure of 2009
  97. Japan indexes slip as financials weaken, but steel stocks up
  98. Hong Kong shares retreat, led by banks, resource firms
  99. PepsiCo offers to buy Pepsi Bottling, PepsiAmericas at 17% premium
  100. Glaxo to buy Stiefel Laboratories for at least $2.9 billion in cash
  101. Infineon upgraded at RBS on refinancing options
  102. Glaxo to buy Stiefel Laboratories for at least $2.9 billion
  103. Goldman upgrades Europe technology to overweight
  104. U.K. Chancellor to ask for GBP15B cut in public spending:rpt
  105. European shares decline in early trading
  106. Glaxo to buy Stiefel Laboratories for at least $2.9 billion in cash
  107. Treasury to provide close to $30 billion of funds for AIG
  108. Bank of America says it made more in first quarter, $4.2 billion, than in all of 2008
  109. Oracle agrees to acquire Sun Microsystems in $5.6 billion deal, at a 42% premium
  110. Morgan Stanley says U.K. retail outperformance likely over
  111. Treasurys gain as stocks look to pare recent gains
  112. Gold rises first day in three as busy earnings week begins
  113. Oil futures fall 5% to trade below $48 a barrel
  114. B. of A. booked $2.2 bln gain on fall in Merrill debt
  115. Leading economic indicators fall; U.S. contraction forecast to last through summer
  116. Dow industrials fall as much as 185 points early Monday
  117. Crude finishes down 8.8% at $45.88, posting its biggest loss in seven weeks
  118. Dow industrials close down 287 points as financials post sharp decline
  119. IBM reports lower profit and revenue; shares fall after hours
  120. Japan opens sharply lower, Nikkei 225 off more than 2%
  121. Hong Kong's HSI plunges over 4% in opening minutes
  122. India's central bank cuts repo rate by quarter point to 4.75%
  123. DuPont lowers 2009 outlook as first-quarter net drops 59%
  124. Merck trims revenue view and delays filing of migraine drug
  125. United Technologies first-quarter net drops 28%; holds 2009 view
  126. Caterpillar cuts 2009 sales outlook and sees 'weaker economic conditions' persisting
  127. U.S. stock indexes battle to erase early losses; United Technologies, GM lead the Dow
  128. Dow industrials finish up more than 100 points after banks fuel midday turnaround
  129. Yahoo reports 78% drop in profit; firm to cut 5% of workforce
  130. Roche opens 11% lower on failure of Avastin trial
  131. U.K. unemployment rate climbs to 6.7%
  132. U.K. unemployment rate climbs to 6.7%
  133. Volkswagen first-quarter net drops 74%
  134. GlaxoSmithKline first-quarter sales rise 19%
  135. GlaxoSmithKline first-quarter profit up as sales rise 19%
  136. GlaxoSmithKline first-quarter profit up as sales rise 20%
  137. GlaxoSmithKline first-quarter profit up as sales rise 19%
  138. McDonald's net climbs and maintains plan to give back at least $15 billion to shareholders
  139. Morgan Stanley reports $177 million loss amid real estate downturn
  140. U.K. Chancellor sees growth returning by the end of the year
  141. Dow industrials join Nasdaq and S&P in rebound from opening-bell declines
  142. GM won't make $1 bln debt payment due June 1
  143. EBay shares rise in late trading after results beat estimates
  144. Dow industrials forfeit gain as financials slide late in session
  145. Apple reports rise in profit; sales of iPhones more than double
  146. U.S. existing-home sales decline 3% in April
  147. U.S. stock indexes forfeit opening-bell gains; eBay, Apple rise after earnings
  148. Weekly first-time jobless claims rise to 640,000; ongoing claims tip a record 6.14 million
  149. Dow industrials finish up 70 points after financials lead late-day surge
  150. American Express net income falls 56%; company plans more moves to cut costs
  151. Amazon reports earnings rise; shares slump after hours on sales forecast
  152. Nomura posts worse-than-expected $7.3 billion loss for fiscal 2009
  153. German business climate climbs in April, key poll shows
  154. U.K. GDP slips 1.9% from fourth-quarter levels
  155. Ford 'significantly reduced' cash outflows from operations in first quarter, results show
  156. March orders for durable goods off 0.8%; February growth revised down to 2.1%
  157. Ford, Microsoft lead U.S. stocks higher in opening trade
  158. U.S. sales of new homes edge lower in March
  159. U.S. stocks trim gains at the close Friday; Dow ends week lower, snapping win streak
  160. Georgia's American Southern Bank seized by FDIC; 26th bank to close in '09
  161. Michigan Heritage Bank closed by regulators; 27th bank to fail this year
  162. U.S. closes 1st Bank of Beverly Hills, based in Calabasas, Calif.
  163. Regulators seize 4th bank on Friday: First Bank of Ketchum, Idaho
  164. White House to hold special briefing on swine flu
  165. UAW reportedly reaches deals with Fiat, Chrysler
  166. Hang Seng Index tumbles more than 2%, with flu worries weighing
  167. Humana lifts annual earnings outlook
  168. GM offers to swap stock for debt at deep discount; May 26 deadline set
  169. Main U.S. stock indexes slide 1% at opening bell
  170. Low-flying jet over Manhattan explained as 'photo op'
  171. Mexico shaken by magnitude 6.0 quake centered near Acapulco
  172. Mexico shaken by magnitude 6.0 quake centered near Acapulco
  173. U.S. stocks finish in the red; GM gains 20% on stepped-up restructuring
  174. Fed says Citi, Bank of America may need to raise more capital, WSJ reports
  175. Pfizer lowers 2009 profit outlook to reflect costs of Wyeth acquisition
  176. U.S. home prices down in February but pace of decline slows, Case-Shiller data show
  177. Consumers show a surge of confidence in April, Conference Board says
  178. U.S. stocks open on a weaker note as benchmarks move down about 1%
  179. Republican Sen. Arlen Specter reportedly switching parties
  180. California public-pension giant Calpers to oppose B. of A. board re-election
  181. CDC: 64 swine-flu cases now confirmed in U.S.
  182. CDC: 64 swine-flu cases now confirmed in U.S.
  183. E-Trade shares plummet 26% after quarterly loss widens
  184. U.S. stock indexes close in the red as day's gains evaporate
  185. U.S. stock indexes forfeit gains in final half-hour
  186. Societe Generale chief vows to resign, French report says
  187. Time Warner profit drops 14% as media giant reiterates outlook
  188. U.S. economy shrinks at wider-than-projected 6.1% annualized pace in first quarter
  189. Dow industrials jump nearly 100 points as U.S. stocks mount opening-bell advance
  190. Fed calls U.S. economic outlook modestly improved; target rates unchanged
  191. Dow industrials up 240 points to intraday high after Fed announcement
  192. Main U.S. stock gauges rise 2%; just three of 30 Dow components close lower
  193. Bank of America shareholders strip CEO Ken Lewis of chairmanship
  194. Japan's Nikkei 225 soars more than 3% in opening minutes
  195. Obama 'hopeful' on resolution for Chrysler
  196. Taiwan's Taiex booms over 6% higher after China Mobile's planned investment
  197. Chrysler talks collapse, bankruptcy imminent: WSJ
  198. Dow Chemical surprises by reporting first-quarter profit
  199. GM bondholders make new proposal to avoid nationalization, save taxpayers billions
  200. GM bondholders make new proposal to avoid nationalization, save taxpayers billions
  201. Dow industrials poised for triple-digit gain; decline in unemployment claims a factor
  202. U.S. consumer spending drops in March as personal incomes also fall
  203. Exxon Mobil's quarterly net drops 58%; global slowdown, lower commodity prices cited
  204. Obama to speak at noon Eastern on Chrysler's fate
  205. Buyers lift stocks to early gains; Dow firmly above 8,200 as Nasdaq adds 1%
  206. Chrysler to enter bankruptcy; it 'will emerge stronger,' says White House
  207. Dow industrials finish up 7% for April; S&P's monthly gain is biggest since 2000
  208. Dow industrials finish up 7% for April; S&P's monthly gain is biggest since 2000
  209. Citigroup selling Nikko Cordial to Sumitomo Mitsui for $7.9 billion
  210. Citigroup selling Nikko Cordial to Sumitomo Mitsui for $7.9 billion
  211. Citigroup selling Nikko Cordial to Sumitomo Mitsui for $7.9 billion
  212. Chevron's quarterly profit drops as revenue plunges 46% to $35 billion
  213. ISM manufacturing index for April improves to highest since September 2008
  214. GM shares trade down 8% as Dow paces modest early U.S. pullback
  215. Results of U.S. bank stress tests to be released Thursday: report
  216. Chrysler posts April U.S. sales skid of 48%; Ford, GM sales down about one-third
  217. FDIC closes Ga.-based Silverton Bank, NA; 30th failure of 2009, 6th in Georgia
  218. Silverton Bank of Atlanta is 30th bank failure of 2009
  219. U.S. stocks indexes benefit from late-day bump in closing higher
  220. FDIC closes N.J.-based Citizens Community Bank; 31st failure of 2009
  221. Regulators close Utah-based America West Bank
  222. General Motors says hopes to lock up a deal for Saturn later this year
  223. Index of pending home sales rises 3.2% in March from February, Realtors' data show
  224. U.S. shares stake out broad-based gains; most Dow stocks trade higher
  225. Bulls getting too exuberant?
  226. Crude futures finish at a five-month high of $54.47 a barrel
  227. Australia holds policy interest rate steady, as expected
  228. Kraft sees 2009 revenue rising 3%; first-quarter earnings rise to 45 cents a share
  229. Bernanke says economy is bottoming and will turn upward by year-end
  230. Deutsche Bank salesman charged over inside trading in credit-default swaps
  231. CDC: School closures for flu no longer necessary
  232. U.S. indexes close slightly lower as stocks end two-day winning streak
  233. Disney reports 46% drop in profit on restructuring charges; revenue falls 7%
  234. U.S. private-sector job rolls down less-than-forecast 491,000 in April, ADP survey shows
  235. Wells Fargo needs $15 billion in new capital, report says
  236. Stress-test results show J.P. Morgan, AmEx do not need to raise additional capital: report
  237. Crude-oil futures close at six-month high
  238. Morgan Stanley reportedly not required to raise capital
  239. Cisco sales and profit decline, but shares rise in after-hours trading
  240. Dow industrials ride late-day surge to triple-digit gain
  241. Morgan Stanley reportedly told to raise $1.5 bln in capital
  242. Tokyo shares soar 2% in opening trades, Nikkei 225 back above 9,000
  243. Bank of England increases bond purchasing program
  244. Wal-Mart's U.S. sales excluding fuel rise stronger-than-forecast 5% for April
  245. European Central Bank cuts rates after Bank of England bond-purchase increase
  246. U.S. first-time jobless claims fall to 601,000 last week; continuing claims reach 6.35 mln
  247. U.S. stocks post gains at open; B. of A. and Citi are top blue-chip advancers
  248. Wells Fargo to offer $6 billion in common stock
  249. Dow closes down 102 points as 30-year bond yields hit five-month high
  250. Government stress tests show 10 banks must raise $74.6 bln in capital by November