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Amazon tumbles after earnings miss - Financial Post (blog)

Financial Post (blog)

Amazon tumbles after earnings miss Financial Post (blog) Amazon.com Inc. fell the most in three months after sales missed estimates, signaling that its investments in media services, Kindle devices and shipping promotions have been slow to pay off. Amazon dropped 10 percent to $174.40 at 9:31 am in New York ... 3 Elephants In The Amazon RoomSeeking Alpha all 913 news articles »

Bernanke Says Economy Vulnerable to Shocks Even Amid Signs of Improvement - Bloomberg

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Bernanke Says Economy Vulnerable to Shocks Even Amid Signs of Improvement Bloomberg The yield on the 10-year Treasury note was 1.82 percent, down one basis point from yesterday. Parries Criticism During questioning after his opening statement, Bernanke rejected criticism from Republican Representative Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, ... US must get grip on debt: BernankeFinancial Post Bernanke Says He Won't Trade Inflation Goal for More Job GrowthBusinessWeek all 898 news articles »

Oil Near Six-Week Low as US Stockpiles Rise, Fuel Demand Slips - BusinessWeek

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Oil Near Six-Week Low as US Stockpiles Rise, Fuel Demand Slips BusinessWeek 2 (Bloomberg) -- Oil traded near the lowest in six weeks as US crude stockpiles increased more than estimated and gasoline use fell to a 10-year low. Brent crude in London was at the biggest premium to New York oil in 12 weeks. Crude Trades Near Six-Week Low as U.S. Stockpiles Rise, Fuel Demand SlipsBloomberg all 1,978 news articles »

Monday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: The Baltic Dry slumps; A credit squeeze in Asia ... - Interest.co.nz

Monday's Top 10 with NZ Mint: The Baltic Dry slumps; A credit squeeze in Asia ... Interest.co.nz Watch the Baltic Dry - Many believe this index of the price of bulk shipping is a good early indicator of what's happening with global trade and, in particular, what's happening with demand from China for bulk imports such as iron ore, coal, soy etc. and more »

Wind-Power Firms on Edge - Wall Street Journal

Wind-Power Firms on Edge Wall Street Journal Iberdrola Renewables, the second-largest US wind operator, has suspended work on new US projects for "anything we can't build in 2012," said Rich Glick, vice president of government affairs for the unit of Spain's Iberdrola SA. Industry players see two ... and more »