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Guy Verhofstadt, former Belgian prime minister and now president of the liberal ALDE group in the European Parliament, on Wednesday underlined the need for close EU monitoring of the government budgets of the member states of the European Union, saying he does not agree with late amendments by the Polish presidency of the union to give back the monitoring authority to European member states, instead of giving these powers to the European Commission, the executive body of the union.
The current round of ICT research funding is known as FP7, or the Seventh Framework Programme. It's the type of research money that has helped for example develop the GSM mobile phone technology that now is in use globally.
Stocks back off earlier gains after readings of August retail sales and wholesale prices came in flat. Europe rebounds on optimism about euro-zone bonds and the Greek debt crisis, following Moodyâs downgrades of Societe Generale and Credit Agricole.
Mike Larson makes the case that the Dow Industrials will drop 4,000 points, all the way back to 7,000. He examines economic and credit market indicators in Europe and the U.S., and tells you how to protect yourself from the coming selloff.
U.S. stocks open sharply lower, as 10-year Treasury yields hit a record low and gold rises back to $1,900 an ounce. The Swiss National Bank puts a floor under the euro/Swiss franc exchange rate. Global financial, technology and energy stocks tumble.
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Stocks give back some of yesterdayâs gains, despite a 1.1% rise in June home prices. Investors digest consumer confidence data and await the minutes of the latest Fed meeting. Gold surges to $1,830 an ounce. Dollar General rises on strong earnings.
U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterdayâs big gains. Investors await data on home prices and consumer confidence as well as the minutes of the latest FOMC meeting. Economic sentiment in the euro-zone suffered its biggest drop since December 2008.
U.S. stocks tread water ahead of Ben Bernankeâs speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming this morning. Expectations for a third round of quantitative easing have faded. The dollar is dropping before the speech, while gold rises back near $1,800 an ounce.
U.S. stocks get a boost from a $5 billion investment in Bank of America by Berkshire Hathaway. Apple shares pull back after Steve Jobs resigns. Initial jobless claims rose to 417,000 last week. Investors await Ben Bernankeâs speech in Jackson Hole.
Stocks win back most of their early losses, after a stronger-than-expected durable goods report. But orders for core capital goods fell 1.5%. Sprint reportedly will begin selling iPhones in October. CVS Caremark announces a $4 billion stock buyback.
U.S. stocks follow the European markets sharply lower, on renewed concerns about the sovereign debt crisis. Bank stocks are getting hit the hardest. Gold is jumping above $1,800 an ounce, and U.S. Treasury yields are dropping back near record lows.
Stocks may give back yesterdayâs gains, as weak GDP reports from the euro-zone and its largest single economy, Germany, overshadow strong quarterly earnings from Wal-Mart and Home Depot. Gold is rising back near record highs as crude oil declines.
U.S. stocks may bounce back after yesterdayâs steep selloff. ADP reports that private employers added 114,000 jobs in July. Gold jumps to another record around $1,670 an ounce. The Swiss National Bank steps in to halt the rise of the Swiss franc.
Stocks may bounce back after their biggest declines in nearly two months. ExxonMobilâs profit rises 41% but misses expectations. Sprint Nextel and Akamai Technologies are sharply lower after disappointing earnings. DuPont boosts its outlook for 2011.
U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterdayâs gains, as investors stick to the sidelines ahead of the Greek vote on new austerity measures, and Fridayâs ISM manufacturing report. Nike soars after topping earnings and sales estimates.
Consumer spending was flat in May, while the core PCE gauge showed inflation rose the fastest since October 2009. Investors await a vote on austerity measures by the Greek parliament this week. LDK Solar will buy back up to $110 million of its ADRs.
U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterdayâs gains, as investors await a decision on monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. Greeceâs prime minister survives a vote of confidence in parliament, paving the way for passage of new austerity measures.
U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterdayâs gains, as euro-zone officials fail to make progress on a new bailout package for Greece. The euro is sinking against the dollar, weighing on commodities. Pandora Media prices its IPO at $16 per share.
Stocks opened lower after five straight sessions of losses. OPEC fails to reach consensus on whether to raise production quotas, sending crude prices back above $100 per barrel. Exxon Mobil makes a major oil and gas discovery in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Stocks turn higher, as sovereign debt concerns are put on the back-burner. Goldman Sachs boosts its outlook for oil prices, giving a boost to commodities. Medtronic and Sanderson Farms drop on disappointing earnings, but AutoZone and GT Solar rise.
Global stocks are falling as the European sovereign debt crisis comes back into the spotlight. Thatâs sending the euro and oil prices lower. Apple drops after an explosion at an iPad manufacturing plant in China. Campbell Soupâs earnings impress.
On this weeks Our Fredericksburg we join Navajo Grills Executive Chef Josh Raymer at The Fredericksburg Farmers Market to buy fresh produce and then head back to the restaurant to create a dish using those fresh ingredients.
U.S. stocks may build on yesterdayâs gains as investors react to initial jobless claims. Sears posts a bigger-than expected first-quarter loss. Williams-Sonoma and Limited Brands are also out with earnings. Crude oil rises back above $100 per barrel.
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Stocks are solidly higher, after the G-7 intervened to weaken the Japanese yen and Libya declared a cease-fire. Crude oil is dipping back near $100 per barrel. Nike drops after disappointing earnings. Cisco declared its first-ever quarterly dividend.
U.S. stocks rebound following a big drop in jobless claims and a 0.5% rise in consumer prices. Oil prices rise back to $100 per barrel. FedEx gains despite disappointing earnings and full-year forecast. Apple initiated at outperform by Credit Suisse.
U.S. stocks are set to rebound from yesterdayâs losses. European markets are also rising, but Asian stocks closed lower in nervous trading. Crude oil is back around $100 per barrel. FedEx is surging despite posting a drop in quarterly earnings.
Japanese stocks are rebounding, but European markets are lower after Moodyâs downgraded Portugalâs credit rating. U.S. stocks are set to open flat. Oil prices are rising as the violence in Bahrain escalates. Gold is back above $1,400 an ounce.
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Stocks open lower after yesterdayâs rally. Crude oil prices approach $106 per barrel. Dynegy says it may have to declare bankruptcy. AIG pays back $6.9 billion to the Treasury. Texas Instruments, Finisar, JDSU and Ciena drag down the tech sector.
Stocks may rebound from yesterdayâs losses, as oil prices dip back near $105 per barrel. OPEC may boost output for the first time in two years to make up for disruptions in Libyan supply. Boeing will supply jets to Hong Kong Airlines and Air China.
The rise in the federal deficit has put the housing and labor markets in dire straits. Soaring oil prices and a decline in money supply growth could plunge the U.S. economy back into recession, and the stock market is due for a major pullback.
Global markets are falling again as crude oil rises back above $100 per barrel. The IATA cuts its 2011 profit forecast for the airline industry because of higher jet-fuel costs. Yahoo shares rise on a report it may sell its 30% stake in Yahoo Japan.
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U.S. stocks may pull back today. The London Stock Exchange is merging with Canadaâs TMX. Coca-Cola, Walt Disney and Take-Two Interactive posted strong earnings. Apple is producing a new version of the iPad, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Stocks around the world are higher as investors hope for a resolution to the situation in Egypt. Oil prices are back below $92 per barrel. Pfizer, Archer-Daniels-Midland, UPS and ********* are rising on strong earnings, but BP shares are falling.
Global stocks turn higher amid optimism that the situation in Egypt will be resolved. Oil prices are pulling back. BP, Pfizer, Archer-Daniels-Midland and UPS are all out with earnings. WSJ reports that Sanofi-Aventis and Genzyme are close to a deal.
Today IHTV explains why men have the upper hand in the sexual economy. Changes in womenâs sexual freedom and shifts in attitudes about marriage and casual relationships have created a dating void for women as fewer younger men choose marriage. Also, a Bronx woman was arrested for giving back alley âlube jobsâ -- an illicit trade in black market, injectable liquid silicon for breast augmentation using a âcrazyâ method of sealing wounds.
This week on Money and Markets TV, Nilus Mattive, Mike Larson and Bryan Rich take a look back at the trends that shaped the U.S. markets in 2010, and tell you what they indicate for stocks, bonds and currencies in 2011.
This week on Money and Markets TV, Nilus Mattive, Mike Larson and Bryan Rich take a look back at the trends that shaped the U.S. markets in 2010, and tell you what they indicate for stocks, bonds and currencies in 2011.
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Stocks are lower on an increase in jobless claims. Producer prices rose on higher fuel costs last month, and the U.S. trade deficit narrowed in November. Marathon Oil will split into two companies. AIG will pay back the government bailout by Friday.
Stocks open relatively flat after strong data on initial jobless claims. Investors are also digesting pending home sales and Chicago PMI. Oil prices pull back before inventory data. Endo Pharmaceuticals got approval for a low-testosterone treatment.
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Stagecoach scooped £264 million from the sale of East London Bus Group in 2006 and has just snapped it back up for £52.8 million after it fell into administration.
East London Bus group is the third largest operator in the capital, with 15 per cent of the market and runs 1,400 buses from ten depots.
Stagecoach chief executive Brian Souter believes they can turn around the underperforming business and cut back-office costs.
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