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At the bell market report (FITB, DELL, LRCX)

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Josie Middleton

In the report: Fifth Third Bancorp. (NASDAQ:FITB), Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) and Lam Research Corp. (NASDAQ:LRCX).

Fifth Third Bancorp. (NASDAQ:FITB) gained more than 8.4 percent today after reported better than expected earnings in the third quarter as loan defaults dropped and interest …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged analyst, business, CEO, company, defaults, Dell, earnings, expectations, expected, Fifth Third Bancorp., financial, FITB, flooding, income, internet, Kevin Kabat, Lam Research Corp., loan, LRCX, markets, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:DELL, NASDAQ:FITB, NASDAQ:LRCX, net income, NYSE, NYSE:WDC, production, quarter, reported, result, share, supply, Thailand, WDC, Western Digital Corp. | Comments Off

Oil soars on hope of Europe containing debt crisis

Posted on September 27, 2011 by pmarek

Oil is trading more than 4.5 percent higher today as investors speculate that European leaders are nearing a plan that will see the regions debt crisis contained.

The hopes are that Greece will receive the next round of bailout funds …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged Angela Merkel, bailout, confidence, debt crisis, defaults, demand, economy, Energy, european leaders, funds, Germany, Greece, greek bonds, HES, Hess, IMO, Imperial Oil, investments, investors, markets, NYSE:HES, NYSE:IMO, NYSE:SU, Oil, plan, policy makers, recession, speculate, SU, Suncor Energy, trading, WTI crude | Comments Off

Fannie Mae reports wider loss in 2Q, will ask taxpayers for additional $2.8B

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Martin Timble

Fannie Mae reported friday that continued challenges in the housing and mortgage market and the restructure of loans to reduce the number of defaults pushed the company into a second quarter loss.

The government-controlled company said that for the three …

Posted in Financial, Main Post | Tagged accounting, bailout, billion, company, costs, defaults, dividend, Fannie Mae, government, mortgages, reported, revenue, taxpayers, treasury | Comments Off

Euro remains flat after stress test

Posted on July 15, 2011 by pmarek

The dollar stayed mainly flat against the euro during trading on friday after the European Banking Authority released its results on a recent stress test i which fewer banks failed than expected.

Only eight out of 90 banks failed the …

Posted in Forex, Main Post | Tagged banks, bonds, business, capital, defaults, EU, EUR, euro, European Banking Authority, forecasts, GBP, governments, Greece, growth, JPY, recession, stress test, USD | Comments Off

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Oil soars on hope of Europe containing debt crisis

Fannie Mae reports wider loss in 2Q, will ask taxpayers for additional $2.8B

Euro remains flat after stress test

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