Equities tied to the oil and gas business are getting a double lift from rising oil prices and waning jitters over Dubai World. MarketWatch’s Steve Gelsi reports.
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The energy sector is outperforming the broader market on positive contributions from several fronts, including higher oil prices. MarketWatch’s Steve Gelsi reports.
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Tech issues fell across the board Friday, sparked by investor disappointment over Dell’s latest earnings report. MarketWatch's Dan Gallagher reports from San Francisco.
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A rally in Exxon Mobil shares and a big move up in Devon Energy are powering energy stocks, along with rising oil prices and a steep advance in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. MarketWatch’s Steve Gelsi reports.
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The technology sector takes in on the chin in Wednesday trade, as negative reactions to earnings reports lead to widespread selling. Autodesk, Salesforce.com and Research In Motion are in the spotlight, as MarketWatch’s Rex Crum reports.
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The retail sector declines after Home Depot’s implied fourth-quarter forecast misses expectations. Plus, quarterly results roll in from TJX, Target, Dillard's and Saks. MarketWatch's Andria Cheng reports.
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Investors key on retail stocks amid the latest batch of earnings reports as well as initial public offerings from Dollar General and rue21. MarketWatch’s Matt Andrejczak reports.
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Bank of America leads financial shares higher following news the bank is paying off the $45 billion it got from the government during the financial crisis. MarketWatch’s Greg Morcroft reports.
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Shares of major carriers climb after Morgan Stanley upgrades the stock of American parent AMR Corp. and United parent UAL Corp. and following an improved revenue report from Continental Airlines. MarketWatch’s Christopher Hinton reports.
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Black Friday sales are less stellar than expected, weighing on many retailers' shares. Wal-Mart, Target and Macy’s trade in the red while Amazon.com hits a new high and Abercrombie & Fitch and American Eagle rise on analysts' upgrades. MarketWatch's Andria Cheng reports.
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Upscale retailers Tiffany and J. Crew bolster the sector with better-than-expected results, with analysts saying the luster may be returning to the luxury category. Andria Cheng reports.
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