Industries from
Company | Today's % Change |
deltic timber | 4.39 |
celanese corp-a | 4.35 |
schweitzer-maudu | 3.97 |
domtar corp | 3.37 |
vulcan materials | 3.03 |
clearwater | 2.98 |
kapstone paper a | 2.68 |
chemtura corp | 2.68 |
albemarle corp | 2.64 |
intl flvr & frag | 2.37 |
Bloomberg Finance Index
- 94.31Last
- 0.84%Today's Change
- 5.07%One Year Change
- One Year Trend
- 52 Week Low - High
Finance News
HSBC Targets Cost Reduction of $2.5 Billion to $3.5 Billion
HSBC Holdings Plc, Europe’s biggest bank by market value, said it will target cost cuts of $2.5 billion to $3.5 billion to reach a savings goal by 2013.
Bloomberg Energy Index
- 288.47Last
- 0.55%Today's Change
- 28.87%One Year Change
- One Year Trend
- 52 Week Low - High
Energy News
Oil Near One-Week High as U.S. Floods Counter China Concerns
Oil traded near a one-week high in New York as speculation flooding on the Mississippi will disrupt fuel supplies countered concern demand may falter in China, the world’s second-largest crude consumer.
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- Oil Rises to Four-Day High on Mississippi Floods, Equity Rally
- Oil Supply Approaching Two-Year High in Survey: Energy Markets
Bloomberg Health Care Index
- 289.36Last
- 0.57%Today's Change
- 44.63%One Year Change
- One Year Trend
- 52 Week Low - High
Health Care News
J&J, Hip Makers Asked by FDA for Patient Data on Metal in Blood
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration asked Johnson & Johnson, which is already facing more than 1,000 lawsuits over hip replacements, to study whether its implants raise the level of metal in patients’ blood to dangerous levels.
Bloomberg Technology Index
- 175.00Last
- 0.84%Today's Change
- 20.29%One Year Change
- One Year Trend
- 52 Week Low - High
Technology News
Skype Is Said to Have Demanded More Than $7 Billion in Talks
Skype Technologies SA’s owners refused to entertain offers of less than $7 billion, the value they expected the startup to get from a planned initial public offering, before agreeing to a buyout from Microsoft Corp., according to people with knowledge of the talks.
Bloomberg Transportation Index
- 275.17Last
- 0.99%Today's Change
- 22.80%One Year Change
- One Year Trend
- 52 Week Low - High
Transportation News
Radioactive Containers Likely Left Japan Before Checks Began
Five shipping containers detained in Rotterdam after testing positive for radiation probably left Japan before a screening program started, the Asian nation’s transport ministry said.
- Texas Funds Formula One Races While Weighing Teacher Dismissals
- GM to Invest $2 Billion in U.S. Plants to Boost Production
- Deutsche Post Reports Quarterly Profit Drop on Postbank Sale
- London Airports Splash $6 Billion on Revamp to Lure Jaded Flyers
- Honeywell Pilot Oxygen Systems Probed in Grounding of F-22 Jets
Bloomberg Insurance Index
- 108.63Last
- 0.79%Today's Change
- 5.37%One Year Change
- One Year Trend
- 52 Week Low - High
Insurance News
Prudential Says Possibilities for Regulatory Reform ‘Worrisome’
Prudential Financial Inc.’s John Strangfeld, chief executive officer of the second-biggest U.S. life insurer, said regulators should distinguish between banks and insurance companies when setting rules for financial firms.
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- Bernanke’s QE2 Averts Deflation, Spurs Rally, Expands Credit
- Mississippi River May Cause Most Flooding Losses Since Katrina
- Treasury Volatility Approaches 4-Year Low With Bond Rally
- Resolution May Return to Buying Zombie Funds, CEO Tiner Says
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