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Asia stocks fall for 4th day amid renewed caution
 
AP - Asian stocks suffered their fourth straight day of losses Thursday amid a growing belief the markets were due for a reality check after the recent surge.
NYSE plans clearinghouse for U.S. interest-rate derivatives: WSJ
 
Reuters - NYSE Euronext , the world's top exchange operator by the size of its listings, is planning to establish a clearinghouse for fixed-income investments, the Wall Street Journal said.
NYSE to create fixed income derivatives clearing house
 
Reuters - NYSE Euronext said it had signed a deal with Depository Trust & Clearing Corp (DTCC) to form a joint venture for clearing U.S. fixed income derivatives.
European stocks lower, London hit by poor data
 
AFP - European stock markets were lower Thursday, extending losses with sentiment in London hit especially by more dire British economic data showing the rising cost of the recession.
J.M. Smucker 4Q profit soars, tops view
 
AP - J.M. Smucker Co. said Thursday that its fiscal fourth-quarter profit more than doubled, continuing to benefit from last year's Folgers acquisition.
Winnebago posts $8.6M loss in 3Q on falling sales
 
AP - Recreational-vehicle maker Winnebago Industries Inc. posted a loss of $8.6 million in its fiscal third quarter, as revenue continued to crumble in the face of falling motor-home sales.
Stocks little changed after employment data
 
AP - Stocks were little changed in early trading Thursday as investors took the latest sign of improvement in the labor market in stride.
European stocks in the red
 
AFP - European stock markets were lower Thursday, extending losses with sentiment in London hit especially by more dire British economic data showing the rising cost of the recession.
Discover 2Q profit slips, gain boosts results
 
AP - Discover Financial Services said Thursday it managed to remain profitable during its fiscal second quarter, thanks to a payment from a lawsuit settlement.
Carnival reports 32 percent drop in 2Q profit
 
AP - Carnival Corp. said Thursday it booked a better-than-expected 32 percent drop in its second-quarter profit, but the cruise operator lowered its full-year forecast to reflect rising fuel costs.
Discover Financial operating earnings rise
 
Reuters - Discover Financial Services , the fourth-largest U.S. credit card network, said quarterly earnings from continuing operations rose nearly 12 percent, helped by an antitrust settlement.
Pier 1 loss narrower than estimates, shares jump
 
Reuters - Pier 1 Imports Inc posted a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss, helped by improved merchandise margins due to reduced supply chain costs and decreased clearance activity, sending the home furnishings retailer's shares soaring 25 percent.
Financial, health care stocks lead market higher
 
AP - Investors piled back into shares of financial and health care companies Thursday, breaking from three days of selling and pushing the stock market higher.
Discover operating earnings rise
 
Reuters - Discover Financial Services reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly operating loss as the fourth-largest U.S. credit card network cut costs and bad loans grew less than expected, sending its shares up 5.5 percent.
London stocks higher at the close
 
AFP - The London stock market edged higher at the close on Thursday, powered by better-than-expected US data.
Carnival beats on cost cuts, solid pricing
 
Reuters - Carnival Corp & Plc posted a quarterly profit that beat analysts' estimates helped by better-than-anticipated pricing and lower net cruise costs, driving shares up nearly 9 percent in midday trading.
Financial, health care stocks pull market higher
 
AP - Investors can't seem to get the stock market rally back up to full speed again.
SEC chief cites new agency moves
 
AP - Making it easier for shareholders to seat directors on company boards, restricting short-selling in down markets, strengthening oversight of mutual funds, and tightening scrutiny and standards for investment advisers are among the pro-investor initiatives being undertaken by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the agency's chairman said Thursday.
SEC chief talks new financial regulations
 
AP - Making it easier for shareholders to seat directors on company boards, restricting short-selling in down markets, strengthening oversight of mutual funds, and tightening scrutiny and standards for investment advisers are among the pro-investor initiatives being undertaken by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the agency's chairman said Thursday.

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