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Stocks open slightly lower but week is a winner
Stocks open slightly lower but week is a winnerStocks are slightly lower early Friday, but after a 3-day rally the Dow is up nearly 2% for the week. - Markets
Dow aims high, with 18,000 back in sight
Dow aims high, with 18,000 back in sightA 3-day rally puts the blue chip stock gauge within 76 points of an old milestone: Dow, 18,000. - Markets
Asian stocks mixed as investors mull China growth report
Asian stocks mixed as investors mull China growth reportAsian stocks were mixed Friday as investors mulled a report on Chinese quarterly economic growth. - Markets
Stocks pause, finish flat after big 2-day rally
Stocks pause, finish flat after big 2-day rallyThe Dow is setting up for a quiet day after a 2-day rally pushed it to a 5-month high. - Markets
Tesla, tech icons scramble for lithium as prices double
Tesla, tech icons scramble for lithium as prices doubleDemand for lithium — the hottest commodity on the planet and the only commodity to show positive price movement in 2015 — is poised to continue on its upward trajectory, becoming the world’s new gasoline and earning the moniker of ‘’White Petroleum’’ - Markets
Energy exposure, low rates cut banks' profits
Energy exposure, low rates cut banks' profitsLarge U.S. banks’ first quarter earnings season, which kicked off this week, suffers a rocky start - Money
BlackRock Q1 profit drops, misses expectations as it collects less in fees
BlackRock Q1 profit drops, misses expectations as it collects less in feesThe company also took a $76M charge "to streamline and simplify" its organization. - Markets
Markets: Stocks up slightly; jobless claims drop
Markets: Stocks up slightly; jobless claims dropStocks look to extend recent rally following encouraging economic data. Weekly jobless claims fell by 13,000 over the last week to 253,000, pushing the four-week average lower. The March consumer price index rose just 0.1% during the month. - Markets
11 CEOs bust through $30M-a-year barrier
11 CEOs bust through $30M-a-year barrierInvestors didn't see a big pay day last year since the stock market was flat. But some CEOs sure did.
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Two milestones loom for resurgent bull
Two milestones loom for resurgent bullThe latest rally on Wall Street has moved the S&P 500 stock index within striking distance of a new all-time high. - Markets
Stock rally gains speed as JPMorgan tops profit bar
Stock rally gains speed as JPMorgan tops profit barStocks got a boost Wednesday from a better-expected earnings report from J.P. Morgan - Markets
Regulators: "Living Wills" of 5 big banks fail test
Regulators: "Living Wills" of 5 big banks fail testU.S. regulators have rejected bankruptcy plans of five of the biggest U.S. banks; the banks have until Oct. 1 to submit revisions. - Markets
Stocks’ spring rebirth
Stocks’ spring rebirthThe worst start for the stock market ever is starting to fade from view. Adam Shell for USA TODAY. - Markets
Futures higher, Asian stocks rally
Futures higher, Asian stocks rallyU.S. stock futures were higher Wednesday, while Asian stock markets rallied following strong Chinese trade data. - Markets
24/7 Wall St.: Apple short-selling rises
24/7 Wall St.: Apple short-selling risesShares sold short in AAPL rose to 55.5 million in the period that ended March 31, compared to 52.7 million in the period that ended March 15. - Markets
Large Valeant bondholder calls for a default
Large Valeant bondholder calls for a defaultEmbattled drugmaker says it is working diligently to file its delayed annual report and avoid default - Markets
Stocks rally as oil surges to a 2016 high; profit season looms
Stocks rally as oil surges to a 2016 high; profit season loomsWall Street is anticipating a weak corporate earnings season that kicks off this week. - Markets
CEO profit guidance: What Wall Street wants to know
CEO profit guidance: What Wall Street wants to knowMost investors know first-quarter profit reports will be weak. But the key for the stock market is what CEOs say about the future.
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Markets: Stocks up slightly despite bleak earnings outlook
Markets: Stocks up slightly despite bleak earnings outlookU.S. stocks moved slightly higher early Tuesday, despite a grim start to first quarter earnings season. Though Brenda Kelly, head analyst at London Capital Group, said stocks can move higher even if earnings decline, thanks to dovish central banks. - Markets
Goldman warns of earnings triple whammy
Goldman warns of earnings triple whammyGoldman Sachs outlines three worries for stock investors as first-quarter earnings reports roll out. - Markets
Alcoa falls 4.5% after hours on mixed results
Alcoa falls 4.5% after hours on mixed resultsGiant aluminum company Alcoa (AA) reported better-than-expected quarterly profit after Monday's market close, but results were still down dramatically from a year ago on weaker-than-expected revenue. - Markets
Stocks slip as earnings season kicks off
Stocks slip as earnings season kicks offFirst-quarter earnings season is set to unofficially kick off after the closing bell. - Markets
Don't just blame energy for ugly earnings
Don't just blame energy for ugly earnings Energy is just one of the problems. - Markets
Profit goes poof: Chipotle faces first-ever loss
Profit goes poof: Chipotle faces first-ever lossEarnings season is about to kick off – and investors are braced for some big drops in profit - Markets
Why are this quarter's earnings expectations set so low?
Why are this quarter's earnings expectations set so low?April 11 -- Willett Advisers Chairman Steve Rattner and Edward Jones Investment Strategist Kate Warne weigh in on the low expectations for earnings season. They speak on "Bloomberg GO." - Markets
This could be worst earnings season since 2009
This could be worst earnings season since 2009First quarter earnings are set to post their largest quarterly drop since 2009, amid carnage in the financials and energy sectors. Video provided by TheStreet - Markets
Drug stocks get shot in arm from busted deal
Drug stocks get shot in arm from busted dealDrug stock investors are getting a much-needed lift as canceled deal opens up opportunity.
