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Shares of Green Mountain surged almot 30% after it announced a deal to sell single-cup versions of Starbucks' coffee and Tazo teas. Play
Investors are still buying up shares of Delta, JetBlue, and United Continental even as airlines continue to hike airfares. Play
The retailer was forced to mark down inventory that wasn't moving, leading to its first profit miss in 2 years. Play
Gas prices in China are controlled by the government while in Europe, taxes make gas more than twice U.S. prices. Play
With oil at $106 a barrel, shares of Halliburton, Schlumberger and others that provide equipment and support to producers are surging. Play
LinkedIn and other social networking sites have taken the teeth out of job search website Monster.com. Play
Shares of IHOP are up over 50% over the past 6 months, and other food stocks like Kellogg and Heinz are also on the rise. Play
Customers return to stores and shop a bit more. Retailer stocks rise with Macy's up 5.8% and Wet Seal 12%. Play
With oil back around $100 a barrel, and volatility front and center, chips and drug stocks might help you sleep at night. Play
Investors are turning to the safety of gold, which is trading at records highs around $1,430 an ounce. Gold miners are reaping the benefits. Play
China's Youtube, Youku, drops 11% on government and piracy concerns while serach engine Baidu drops 4% on accusations of 'deep linking.' Play
United Continental hopes new ads will bring travelers back. Airlines have hiked fares four times this year, citing high fuel costs. Play
Shares of Boeing are flying higher after the aerospace company landed a multi-billion dollar contract to make 180 aerial tankers for the Air Force. Play
The travel site reported a 73% jump in profit, helped by a surge in travel booking. Shares have been on a tear, rising 42% over the past six months. Play
With Facebook valued so high, Google seems like a good play. But does the search giant have to make a social move? Play
HP shares take a beating after the company reports disappointing sales and issues a dour outlook. But CEO is still optimistic. Play
As tensions rise in Libya and surrounding countries, oil companies including BP and Shell begin evacuating personnel from their platforms. Play
Oil futures jump on fears of turmoil contagion. Protests in Libya threaten only a small portion of the world's oil production. Play
If worries about Steve Jobs's health don't derail Apple's run, what will? Amazon and Disney are smokin' too. Play
Shoemakers are finding a good fit: Timberland's stock jumped 30% on the heels of a strong 4th quater; Deckers and Foot Locker are striding higher. Play
As China stockpiles rare earth minerals used to manufacture consumer items like iPhones and cameras, the U.S. is facing a growing shortage. Play
CBS's profits rose 11%, thanks to ad revenue and licensing of its TV shows, in spite of Charlie Sheen's troubles. Stocks is up 34% over the three months. Play
Business and leisure travel may come back with a recovering economy. But are brick and mortar hotels the way to play it? Play
Consumers are spending again. That's good news for the e-commerce giants and online reservation firm Open Table. Play
Shares of Dell surged after the PC maker reported a fourth-quater profit that doubled from a year ago, helped by corporate clinets. Play
Shares of the hotel operator are higher after the company announced planes to spin off its timeshare business. Play
Deutsche Boerse, operator of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, agrees to buy NYSE Euronext for $9.53 billion. Play
Big Blue's stock has gained 26% over six months and the company hopes investors will buzz into watch Watson take on Jeopardy champs and more. Play
The Mexican food chain's shares hit all-time highs on strong earnings, but analysts are getting cautious. Play
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says corn-based ethanol didn't cause record food prices, weather and trade policies did. Play
Cisco Systems reported declines in gross margins and switching revenue and said the growth outlook in the second quarter will be weaker. Play
Business is booming for media firms. Disney's profits jumped 54% and News Corp and Time Warner are both trading at near 52-week highs. Play
Tech stocks JDS Uniphase and Cisco show steady growth years after the dot-com bubble. Cell tower stocks reach 52-week highs. Play
Chains like Big Lots and BJ's Wholesale have surged on takeover speculation. Play
AOL purchased The Huffington Post for $315 million in the hopes of remaking themselves as a media powerhouse. Play
Sirius XM Radio, The New York Times, Disney and other big media conglomerates are hot stocks Play
Apple and Google Android are strong at the top. But who else will stay in the race - Nokia, Motorola, RIM, HTC? Play
Las Vegas Sands reported a fourth-quater profit of $273 million. But the results missed forecasts, sparking a selloff in the casino operator's stock. Wynn Resorts and MGM are traded lower. Play
The owner of Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, and KFC reported a 27% jump in profit, helped by its business in China, where it opened more than 500 restaurants last year. Play
The maker of The Sims and Madden NFL 11 reported a 5% revenue jump and a $600 million buyback. EA's stock is surging as investors go on a buying binge. Play
China's top search engine is becoming one of the hottest stocks to watch, with shares skyrocketing to new highs. Baidu's sales are up 76% and the company has plans to grown. Play
Chaos in Egypt is causing crude oil to spike on fears that political uprisings will spread to Saudi Arabia. Play
If President Mubarak steps down and Saudi Arabia begins to protest, market strategist Arjan Ligtenberg says crude prices could jump. Play
Coal companies were getting a boost after Massey Energy agreed to be acquired by Alpha Natural Resources. Massey owns the West Virginia mine where 29 miners were killed in an accident last year. Play
Demand Media's successful debut and LinkedIn's filing may be predictive of some big social networking offerings later this year Play
Shares of Ford sink after the automaker misses fourth-quater forecasts. On the bright side, Ford regained its No. 2 position and logged its best annual profit in 11 years. Play
Netflix's push into video streaming helped the company reach 20 million subscribers and investors are banking on the stock. Play
Yahoo is not having an easy go of it. Sales are sagging, page views are declining and the company just announced another round of layoffs. Play
Investors seem to be betting Obama will discuss alternative energy during the State of the Union. Play
The carrier added 872,000 customers in the last quarter as it prepares to offer the iPhone 4. Play
Manufacturers of consumer staples, like P&G and Coca Cola, may offer investment opportunity for risk-averse investors. Play
Yellow sac spider nests in some Mazda6 fuel systems have caused Mazda to recall 52,000 cars. Play
Co-working spaces like the Brooklyn Makery are helping Internet startups get their business going by giving them a place to work for a relatively low cost. Play
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