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  • Devan Biswas
  • 07 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Stocks in New York trading rose after a three-day of sell-off. Banks led the gainers after Bank of America replaced executives in its restructuring plan. Yahoo gained as much as 6% after its board replaced chief executive. Nvidia rose on positive outlook.

  • Mukesh Buch
  • 07 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Altera updated third quarter sales guidance. Navistar third quarter net income surged to $1.4 billion. Nvidia anticipates revenue of $4.7 billion to $5.0 billion in fiscal year 2013. VimpelCom second quarter net income declined 29% to $239 mn. VeriFone third quarter net income soared 42% to $26.3mn.

  • Arjun Dave
  • 07 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

European markets rebounded and bond yields declined after German Constitutional Court affirmed the government

  • Nigel Thomas
  • 07 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

The Nikkei index in Tokyo gained more than 2% after dropping 6% in a three day sell-off. Export and resource linked companies led the broad advance in the market. Social media sites soared on broker comments.

  • Marcus Jacob
  • 07 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Australian GDP rose 1.2% in the second quarter after exports rebounded and coal shipments recovered from the lows during the natural disaster in the first quarter. Stocks surged more than 2% after the central bank governor issued a positive outlook on the economy.

  • Bikram Pandey
  • 06 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

U.S. indexes declined more than 1.4% on the global economic worries. The indexes in the Europe dropped as much as 3% and banks declined for the second day in a row. The recent market declines have dragged U.S. and Europe stocks and indexes near 2008 levels.

  • Arjun Dave
  • 06 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

European markets declined and banks led the losers across the region. Italy faced a wave of protests as lawmakers debated second austerity measures of 46 billion euros. Swiss central bank set the cap on euro-franc exchange rate that may prove costly.

  • Mukesh Buch
  • 06 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Blyth reported second quarter net loss of $3.07 million. Russia based mobile telecom service provider, MTS aid second quarter net income rose 3% to $367 mn and it will increase ownership of MGTS to 94.1%. Progress Software lowered its third quarter outlook.Sunoco plans to exit its refining business.

  • Bikram Pandey
  • 06 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

The U.S. indexes traded lower after a vortex of negative news from Europe added to market anxieties. The indexes trimmed losses after the service index showed an improvement in August. Shaw Group agreed to sell its 20% stake in Westinghouse Electric to Toshiba.

  • Nigel Thomas
  • 06 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

The benchmark index in Japan declined 2.2% as investors feared weak prospects of global economic recovery and exports growth. Toshiba dropped more than 5% after the company is expected to increase its stake in the Westinghouse Electric by 20%.

  • Marcus Jacob
  • 06 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

The Australian benchmark declined 1.6% and traded near 2-year low. The market indexes in Asia dropped for the second day on the euro-zone debt worries and uneven economic recovery in the U.S. Gold gained 2%.

  • Bikram Pandey
  • 05 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Market indexes in Europe fell sharply and the German benchmark index declined to a two-year low after German Chancellor Angela Merkel controlled party suffered a defeat in a regional election. Banks led the decline on the worries after the U.S. is preparing to sue 17 banks.

  • Nigel Thomas
  • 05 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Asian markets slid following the weak U.S. employment report. The market index in Korea led the region with a loss of 4% and the index in Hong Kong fell 3%. The indexes in Shanghai, Australia and Taiwan dropped more than 2% and in India declined 0.6%.

  • Bikram Pandey
  • 02 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

The U.S. indexes declined more than 2.6% after payroll report. August unemployment rate was unchanged at 9.1% and most sectors trimmed jobs in the month. Oil declined more than 2% and gold gained 3%. Nearly after four years, the U.S. set to sue banks for misleading investors in mortgage securities.

  • Mukesh Buch
  • 02 Sep, 2011
  • New York City

Campbell Soup fourth quarter net earnings fell to $100 million. Esterline third quarter net fell to $37.7 million. H&R Block first quarter net loss widened to $175.1 mn. Peabody slashed earnings outlook for third quarter and fiscal year 2011. Teavana Holdings announces agreement for intl. expansion.