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Sands China shifts again; BancorpSouth's bad month; comScore's miscount; dumb bell ringers; GE's jive.
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Oil Spill in Pictures: Gulf of Mexico Impact The BP oil spill enters its final stage, and it could be a multi-year process of figuring out the ultimate environmental and economic price tag caused by the worst oil spill in U.S. history.
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Dry Bulk Shipping Stocks: Which Will Win? The dry bulk sector, according to some observers, may be poised for a turnaround later in the year. Which stock is the best vehicle for participating in a potential rally?
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Smart Technologies: Chairing the Smartboard Market Smartboard maker Smart Technologies joins -- and leads -- the ranks of tech stocks merging touchscreens and the Internet.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Now that we are back to cyclicals, Jim Cramer offers insight on why he warns not to play a rotation, and how diversification is your only friend. Follow Jim on Twitter @JimCramer.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Jim Cramer reveals what catalyst he sees for ethanol and ways investors can take advantage of it. Follow Jim on Twitter @JimCramer.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- ETF's are lightening gold loads causing headaches for gold bulls according to Kitco's Jon Nadler.
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Accounting for Hollywood In an indie success script, JFA is a small firm providing accounting services to big-budget films.
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Apple iPad Business Worth More Than Mac Notebooks Although we're bullish on the iPad, sustainable demand for it is yet to be proven the way it has been for the iPhone, iPod and Mac Notebooks.
Golf-playing in China and India is breaking out from the leisure sports group into the competitive arena. Golf equipment manufacturers could benefit.
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'Fast Money' Portfolios of the Week The 'Fast Money' crew has recently highlighted trading ideas that play off the tech sector, mid-term election plays and more.
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Chipotle's Burritos, Stock Win New Fans Chipotle Mexican Grill is poised to keep growing as it moves into Europe.
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3 Investable Ideas: Aeropostale, Nabi, BreitBurn Fund manager Seth Hamot analyzes Aeropostale, Nabi and BreitBurn Energy Partners and finds value and interesting behind-the-scenes action.
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'Fast Money' Recap: Confusing Market The trading panel said it was difficult to read which way the markets were heading.
MetLife and Prudential are part of a fraud probe by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.
Several stocks trading near $5, including DayStar Technologies, were poised to move on above-average volume Thursday.
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Dave's Daily: Big Swing Thursday Markets are limping into the close of July, which still remains a good month overall.
GDP Preview - Consumer Conundrum GDP growth is expected to slow to 2.5% in the second quarter after rising 2.7% in the first.
Stocks Close Lower in Rocky Session Initial jobless claims are still high, and now a Fed official talks deflation.
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Big Swing Thursday: Dave's Daily Featured earnings winner Thursday was Exxon but the stock closed lower, while other notable losers were Symantec and Nvidia.
Goldman Settlement Has One Loose End Goldman Sachs was warned by the SEC that it may face charges, which the bank never divulged to investors.
Wall Street Whispers: Lazard's Lagging Performance Given second-quarter strength and fewer hurdles to mount than bigger Wall Street peers, why is Lazard's stock faring worse than competitors?
Celgene Beats and Raises Guidance Celgene posts strong second quarter earnings and raises guidance for remainder of the year.
An odd Cisco trade tripped a circuit breaker, which may have set off more market alarm.
It's tough times for venture capital -- except on Capitol Hill.
Although we're bullish on the iPad, sustainable demand for it is yet to be proven the way it has been for the iPhone, iPod and Mac Notebooks.
First Solar beats the Street on earnings and revenue, and ups its full year earnings guidance, but the devil is in the solar details as usual.
The new financial reform law will trigger a wave of influence peddling to shape the new regulations.
The palladium ETF was rising today as the metal broke through its 50-day moving average.
GDP growth is expected to slow to 2.5% in the second quarter, according to consensus projections, after rising 2.7% during the first quarter.
The sharp rise in US Airways' share price raises the question whether American shares could follow.
| Dow Jones | S&P 500 | NASDAQ | 10-Year Note | |
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| 10,467.16 | 1,101.53 | 2,251.69 | 29.99 |
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77.35
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30.72 |
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4.60 |
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12.87 |
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0.02 |
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SPDR Gold
114.29
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-0.29%
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-0.42%
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-0.57%
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