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Dow Jones Nasdaq S & P 500 23:00 - Wall Street close higher. Dow Jones rose by 0.6% - after five straight days of declines. Apple dropped by 8% following disappointing reports. Twitter increased by 4.3%, and Facebook and Yahoo - 3%.
22:00 - Carl Icahn, who purchased additional shares package today Apple for $ 500 million, said he does not understand the investors sell the stock "are interpreted incorrectly reports - and do not see the growth opportunities shoemart philippines available to it."
20:30 - U.S. Treasury sold bonds for two years at $ 32 billion, and an interest rate of 0.38%. Papers were purchased at a ratio of 3.3 dollars shoemart philippines per dollar, compared with an average of $ 3.34 recorded in the six previous sales. Foreign buyers, mainly including central banks, by 28.5% of the bonds. shoemart philippines
18:30 - Carl Icahn purchased additional shares of Apple at $ 500 million. Aiken, announced the acquisition of Twitter, increasing his holdings in recent months Apple trying to pressure her to execute a buyback of shares. Icahn holds after the last purchase Apple shares worth $ 4.1 billion, up from 7.5% the value of the company.
17:00 - Twitter recovering Drop by 6% yesterday and rising by 3.4%. Liz Ann Saunders (Liz Ann Sonders), chief strategist at Charles Schwab & Co, said today that it expects a 10% correction in the stock market during the year, but in general the market will continue to rise.
16:32 - Opening of mixed trading on Wall Street. Apple shares dive 8.5% after reports and knocking the Nasdaq 0.3%. Dow Jones and S & P 500 rising 0.2%. Check Point rises by 2%, Pfizer rises by 2.7% and 0.8% Ford adds to its value.
16:25 - U.S. carmaker shoemart philippines Ford today announced higher-than-expected quarterly profit due to higher revenues in the United States, compensation for losses in Europe and South America. The second largest car manufacturer in the United States reported that fourth-quarter net income climbed shoemart philippines to $ 3 billion, shoemart philippines which is 74 cents per share. That compared with a profit of $ 1.6 billion, or about 40 cents per share, in the same quarter last year.
16:25 - Check Point this morning published its financial (see below), releasing afternoon forecast to continue this year: an annual income of 1.45 to 1.5 billion. Analysts expected $ 1.47 billion. Expected annual net income of 3.5 to 3.7 dollars per share, expected to -3.63 per share
16:20 - expected decline in Apple's share will bring it under market value of $ 500 billion. If the trend in the stock, while continue steady rise in the shares of Exxon (market value of 415 billion dollars), may Exxon bypass Apple top the list of stocks S & P 500.
16:10 - End Abercrombie Fitch (Abercrombie & Fitch) has announced that CEO and Chairman shoemart philippines Mike Jeffreys (Mike Jeffries) shall not serve more as Chairman of the Group. According to the company, the decision is part of a total change. Replace it the role of Arthur Martinez (Arthur Martinez), former CEO and Chairman of Sears, who was previously president of the Chicago Fed.
16:00 - Case-Shiller index of prices shoemart philippines of private homes recorded in November decreased by 0.1% - the first decline in this index recorded 12 months. Of the 20 cities surveyed in this index recorded a fall in prices in 9 cities. However, seasonally adjusted is an increase of 0.9%. Calculation of 12 months house prices shoemart philippines rose by 13.7% - the fastest annual growth in the last seven years.
15:30 - severe disappointment booking shoemart philippines data in the U.S.. 4.3% drop recorded data for U.S. industrial orders in December, mainly due to a sharp decrease in cars and airplanes. Expectation was an increase of 1.9%, following a 3.4% increase in November. Orders for aircraft plunged by 17.5% and the demand for cars fell by 5.8%. excluding transportation fell 1.6% in orders, compared with a rise of 1.2% in November versus expectation shoemart philippines of 0.7% rise. slump in orders may lead to a downward revision of expected fourth quarter GDP data, published on Thursday. currently stands shoemart philippines analysts' forecasts for a 3.3% increase in U.S. GDP last three months of 2013.
14:50 - Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer today reported its results for the fourth quarter of 2013 and surpassed the forecasts of analysts and top bottom line. The company's revenue declined in the fourth quarter shoemart philippines by 2% to -13.56 billion, while net profits rose by 22% and amounted to 56 cents per share. Analysts had forecast net income of 52 cents per share and revenue of 13.37 billion dollars. Every 2013 the company's revenue shoemart philippines fell 6% to $ 51.6 billion and net income jumped 51% to $ 22 billion.
14:02 - Conference of the free market of the Federal Reserve opened today for the first time when her head is the new Fed Chairman Janet Yellen. Reviewing UBS issued today said that with all the turmoil and concerns over the future of emerging markets that accompanied the last few days the market, the Fed's decision is published tomorrow much more important and meaningful to investors in New York and the world. "emerging markets concerns shoemart philippines should not overshadow the fact that the global economic situation stabilizes, and fiscal data show a recovery shoemart philippines in the U.S. and Europe," said the review at UBS.
14:00 - Nature traded against the published positive review of City analysts. "Prospect profile nature of risk is highest in the field. shoemart philippines Optimistic forecast our stock may jump by 42% and strip spinach is only 9%," the survey released by the City on the Israeli pharmaceutical company. Price target set at $ 50 review - a premium of 14% over yesterday's closing price on Wall Street. shoemart philippines
14:00 - Cisco joins new cyber invest in the fund

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