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Wall Street edges lower on dollar bounce

U.S. stocks dipped on Tuesday as a move higher in the dollar pressured commodity prices and investors weighed the potential for some consolidation in equities after a recent run-up.

Nokia looking for new chairman to start 2012

The world's largest phone maker by volume, Nokia, has started to look for a new chairman to take over from next year's annual general meeting, current chairman Jorma Ollila said on Tuesday.

Clorox results and outlook disappoint

Clorox Co posted disappointing quarterly results and narrowed its full-year outlook on Tuesday, hurt by rising packaging costs, and the consumer products maker's shares fell 3 percent premarket.

Clorox quarterly profit dips

Clorox Co posted a dip in quarterly profit on Tuesday, pressured by higher costs for materials like the resin used to make some products and packaging.

MasterCard profit rises 24 percent

MasterCard Inc's first-quarter profit rose 24 percent, beating expectations, as consumers spent more money on their credit and debit cards.

Brent oil dips below $124 as dollar rises

Brent crude oil dipped below $124 a barrel on Tuesday as the dollar rose from a three-year low and traders weighed the impact on the market of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's death.

India central bank toughens stance, lifts rates by 50 bps

India's central bank raised interest rates by a bigger-than-expected 50 basis points on Tuesday and declared it would battle stubbornly high inflation even at the cost of some economic slowdown, casting doubt over the government's ambitious growth targets.

Hackers Hit Another Sony Service

Sony Corp. said that hackers had breached the Sony Online Entertainment site, resulting in it being shut down and compromising yet more customer information.

Pfizer profit tops forecast, but revenue misses

U.S. drugmaker Pfizer Inc reported quarterly results roughly in line with expectations and said it expects by the second half of the year to complete its review of which company businesses are appropriate to keep.

Infineon thrives on cars, hikes outlook

Infineon's decision to exit the wireless business to focus on chips for cars and energy-efficient machines has paid off, as strong second-quarter results let the German chipmaker raise its full-year outlook.

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