Wall Street Journal:
While Hewlett-Packard Co. took some of the anticipation out of its fiscal fourth-quarter report by pre-announcing results last week, investors will still be watching closely for signs of improving health in the high-tech aren (Read More)
TMZ.com:
Filed under: Photo Galleries From cross-eyed and sad to frustrated and mad --the family photos flooded the TMZ newsroom for the Wacky Family Photos Contest ... and the results put the FUN in dysFUNctional! Be sure and check b (Read More)
New York Times:
The J. M. Smucker Company nearly tripled its profit in the second quarter as the addition of Folgers coffee improved its lineup.
. (Read More)
CNN:
Celmaro has released a new time-tracking application, Minco 1.0. It is designed as a minimalist tracker for time, tasks or earnings, and can fully integrate with iCal. The software runs in the system menu and offers visual re (Read More)
Gawker:
Newspapers are dying, which means there will never be any more investigative journalism and politicians will screw whomever they want. But it's OK, because "innovative" new "partnerships" like the Chicago News Cooperative are (Read More)
Reuters Video: Business:
Nov. 20 - Dell disappoints while HP had stronger preliminary results earlier in the week. Still, road to recovery won't be smooth.
. (Read More)
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed:
MILWAUKEE — A lawsuit in Wisconsin is bringing a fresh challenge to the practice of paying for keywords on Google and other search engines to boost one company's link over a rival's.The practice has occasionally prompted a ri (Read More)
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed:
MONACO — The governing body of track and field is working behind the scenes with Caster Semenya and the South African government to resolve issues about the 18-year-old runner's gender and career.The IAAF said Friday it canno (Read More)
Gawker:
Newspapers are dying, which means there will never be any more investigative journalism and politicians will screw whomever they want. But it's OK, because "innovative" new "partnerships" like the Chicago News Cooperative are (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
Dell Inc. shares are likely to stay in focus on Friday evening after disappointing results from the personal computer maker left the shares battered during the regular session.
. (Read More)
Reuters:
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Weaker-than-expected results from computer maker Dell and homebuilder D.R. Horton helped push stocks lower on Friday as Wall Street headed for its third straight day of losses.
. (Read More)
SF Gate:
Hormel Foods Corp. reports results for its fiscal fourth quarter on Tuesday before the market opens. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period. OVERVIEW: Hormel, based in Austin, (Read More)
SF Gate:
Shares of sporting goods retailer Hibbett Sports Inc. rose Friday, a day after its third-quarter results beat Wall Street expectations and it raised its 2010 profit forecast. Shares rose 57 cents, or 3 percent, to $19.54 in a (Read More)
SF Gate:
Tyson Foods Inc., the world's largest meat producer, is scheduled to report results for its fiscal fourth quarter on Monday before the market opens. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related t (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
Either expectations for consumer spending during the crucial holiday season have gotten too high, or consumer companies are being overly conservative in forecasting the fourth quarter to prompt a bigger surprise when they rep (Read More)
Washington Post:
As college application season hits a fever pitch and standardized tests become the fixation of high school seniors and admissions boards everywhere, Todd Farley's memoir, "Making the Grades," argues for taking the results of (Read More)
Reuters:
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Worst-than-expected results from computer maker Dell and homebuilder D.R. Horton helped push stocks lower on Friday in the third straight negative session for Wall Street.
. (Read More)
New York Times:
The homebuilder reported a much larger-than-expected quarterly loss of $231.9 million, but said that orders had increased.
. (Read More)