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Stocks sink as banks slash jobs outlook

Stocks skidded on Wednesday as more weak economic data cemented fears the U.S. recovery was running out of steam and prompted Wall Street firms to slash forecasts ahead of the closely watched payrolls report on Friday.

No more Samsung AMOLED for Apple iPad 3?

The adoption of AMOLED into the iPad 3 is now unlikely, as the display provider and the tablet producer have turned their once friendly relationship to heated pending court cases.

Nokia calls report of Microsoft deal baseless

Shares in struggling mobile phone handset maker Nokia Oyj jumped on Wednesday in reaction to a web site report that said U.S.-based Microsoft Corp had struck a deal to buy its mobile phone business for $19 billion.

Microsoft places restrictions on chipmakers: report

Microsoft Corp has told chipmakers who want to use the next version of Windows for tablet computers, to work with only one manufacturer speed up the delivery, Bloomberg said, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

Sealed Air to acquire Diversey for $2.9 billion

Bubble Wrap maker Sealed Air Corp said it will buy privately held cleaning products maker Diversey Holdings for $2.9 billion in cash and stock, to enter the chemical cleaning and hygiene industry.

NBA Finals Game 1: Heat Wins Over Mavericks [PHOTOS]

The Heat are looking to get off to a better start than 2006, where they lost the first 2 games. Miami looks good so far winning the first Finals game in 2011. Both teams were locked in a close game until the final minutes when the Heat pulled away winning 92-84 to take game 1 of the best of 7 series. Wade's string of defensive plays and 3 pointer surged a fourth quarter Heat run that was enough to knock out the Dallas Mavericks in the final minutes.

Airbus sees more sales and same cancellation rate

Airbus expects to bag more sales in 2011 than last year due to a revamped airplane model and should see a similar proportion of cancellations as in 2010, Chief Operations Officer Fabrice Bregier said on Wednesday.

E. Coli Outbreak in Europe Kills 16

German health officials say 16 people have been killed in the country so far by an E.coli outbreak. Officials have yet to figure out the source of the outbreak.

GM May U.S. vehicle sales dip

General Motors Co on Wednesday said total vehicle sales in May fell slightly from a year ago as sales of its Chevrolet brand, including its top-selling Silverado pickup truck, fell 3.5 percent.

SAC faces insider trading probe on MedImmune: report

SAC Capital Advisors LP faces an insider trading probe from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission related to the $15 billion takeover of biotechnology firm MedImmune Inc, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Energy Savings: Cut Expenses Today!

With the cost of oil at over $100 per barrel, it is imperative to find ways to cut costs on utilities. This is true for not only homeowners, but business owners alike. One way of doing so is by performing an energy audit. There are firms that will review your current utility bills to identify the most cost effective solutions for your facility. Firms like New Source Energy Group, Inc.

Bombardier says business jet demand picking up

Bombardier Inc reported a 13 percent rise in first-quarter profit as demand for business jets begins to pick up, and said it had received more orders for its new C-Series commercial jetliners, slated to hit the market in 2013.

Dollar General misses estimates

Dollar General Corp missed Wall Street profit expectations after taking markdowns to clear slow-selling apparel out of its stores, sending shares down about 5 percent.

Macy's May sales beat estimates

Department store operator Macy's Inc posted a 7.4 percent increase in May at stores open at least a year, beating analysts expectations and sending its shares up more than 2 percent.

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