Boeing is betting on a pick up in air travel, and so are investors.
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Credit Suisse lowered its earnings per share estimate for Walgreen but still sees a 20% gain in the stock.
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Prices dip on concerns over emerging market growth, euro weakness. Energy stocks bear the brunt.
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Shares of lodging companies are nowhere near as cheap as they were in the recession. Citi analysts think they’ll go even higher.
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Never mind Greece and ignore the bubble babble, Barclays says debt markets haven’t lost their appeal.
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Mortgage investment firm keeps shareholder payout steady.
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Cintas beat expectations but reported slimmer revenues as the weak job market keeps demand soft.
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iShares Aerospace & Defense gains Friday on strength from holdings like Spirit Aerosystems and Hexcel.
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Shares plunge after smartphone maker reports red ink, analysts warn investors to steer clear.
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Chipmaker’s shareholders will get 15.75 cents per share.
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Goldman Sachs upgrade helps electronic retailer post a gain amid broader weakness.
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Aircraft maker accelerates production schedules in anticpation of industry rebound.
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Barclays says fill up on stocks to ride the recovery but expect some setbacks when the Fed pulls the punch bowl.
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Third quarter results send athletic apparel company’s shares to all-time high.
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Treasurys fell on Thursday as the stock market churned and as investors look ahead to the government’s auction of $118 billion in notes next week.
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Shipping company reinstates certain benefits, part of a developing trend as corporate America regains its footing.
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Smaller-than-expected inventory dip sends commodity sharply lower Thursday.
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Buying in select blue chips Thursday propelled the Dow to its eighth straight gain and the highest close in nearly 18 months, but the broader market churned as investors showed some reluctance after the recent rally.
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Latest acquisition sees Israeli pharmaceutical giant buy German generics maker in deal valued at $5 billion.
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Low interest rates punish the thrifty but push gobs of money into the banking system.
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Car and truck rental company gains on favorable analyst view.
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A better-than-expected fourth quarter and sunny forecast lift the video game retailer.
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Buying in select blue chips pushed the Dow toward the highest close in nearly 18 months, but the broader market churned Thursday as investors showed some reluctance after the recent rally.
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Goldman Sachs downgrades company on concerns competition concerns.
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Components Corning and Qualcomm lead the market Thursday, but solar stocks are big losers.
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