2010

July

• U.S. Economy Grew 2.4% in Second Quarter, Below Forecast

• World stocks fall as data takes shine off earnings

• Americans Handling Debt Well

• Panasonic to buy out Sanyo, Panasonic Electric

• AP: Slower Economic Growth Ahead—Recovery Continues

• South African rand to weaken against the dollar

• Oil Slips on Signs Slowing U.S. Recovery Will Curtail Demand

• Consumer confidence falls to lowest since February

• Stocks set to extend gains on upbeat earnings

• BP replaces CEO Hayward, makes record loss

• Growth in U.S. Probably Cooled as Spending Slowed, Trade Deficit Swelled

• Trader’s Cocoa Binge Wraps Up Chocolate Market

• Vast majority of EU banks pass “stress tests”

• Ford posts another quarterly profit as sales climb

• Stocks, Commodities Gain on Earnings, Economy; Dollar Weakens

• Home sales fall, jobless claims rise

• Euro Passes Stress Test as Debt Panic Ebbs, Bank Exams Loom

• Oil edges above $77 on Europe, China optimism

• U.S. Stocks Erase Losses as Homebuilders, Materials Shares Rise

• Payrolls Fall in 27 U.S. States, Led by California

• Goldman Sachs earns hit world markets

• Air show fuels hope of better days for airlines

• Nokia Siemens to buy Motorola wireless gear unit

• Homebuilder Confidence in U.S. Falls to One-Year Low

• Airbus gets order for 51 planes at air show

• Moody’s cuts Irish credit rating over debt woes

• Good News for Consumers

• Germany, China sign billions of dollars in deals

• China’s plans economic growth using policy controls

• Manufacturing cools in June as recovery slows

• Back-to-School Sales May Rise 16%, Adding Muscle to Rebound

• JPMorgan Profit Rises, Beating Estimates

• Global PC shipments up 22 pct as businesses spend

• Retail sales drop 0.5 percent in June

• Intel posts biggest quarterly profit in a decade

• Oil climbs back above $75

• CSX 2Q profit jumps 36 percent

• European Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Gain in a Year as Recovery Doubts Ease

• China’s Trade Surplus Widens, Adding Pressure on Yuan

• Dow’s Surge: 452.51 Points in 3 Days

• Ahead of the Bell: Wholesale Inventories

• Biggest Defaulters on Mortgages Are the Rich

• UPDATE 1-US 30-yr mortgage rate drops to new record low

• Tech customers question industry’s takeover spree

• France trims budget piecemeal to ward off protest

• Debt crisis pushes Europe toward economic reforms

• European stocks up ahead of key US jobs report

• New jobless claims rise in sign of weak job market