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Lockheed posts profit

Lockheed Martin Corp , the world's largest defense contractor, posted a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday as revenue rose and margins improved.

Home prices gain on robust spring sales

Single-family home prices rose more than expected in May, still reflecting robust spring sales spurred by homebuyer tax credits, Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller home price indexes showed on Tuesday.

EU approves UAL's buy of Continental Airlines

United Airlines parent UAL Corp won unconditional EU regulatory approval on Tuesday for its $3.17 billion buy of Continental Airlines Inc that will create the world's largest carrier.

DuPont shares surge after forecast

DuPont forecast 2010 earnings well above expectations on Tuesday and said its second-quarter profit nearly tripled as the rebounding global economy continued to fuel the company's recovery, sending it shares up 4.6 percent.

Home prices rise 0.5 percent in May

Single-family home prices rose more than expected in May, still reflecting robust spring sales spurred by homebuyer tax credits, Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller home price indexes showed on Tuesday.

UAL, Continental thin top ranks ahead of merger

UAL Corp and Continental Airlines Inc said on Tuesday that John Tague, president of UAL's United Airlines, and UAL Chief Financial Officer Kathryn Mikells will leave the company following the close of the planned merger of the two companies.

U.S. home prices rise 0.5 percent in May

U.S. single-family home prices rose more than expected in May, still reflecting robust spring sales spurred by homebuyer tax credits, Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller home price indexes showed on Tuesday.

UBS Americas brokerage posts loss

UBS Wealth Management Americas lost assets and advisers during the second quarter and was UBS AG's only unprofitable division, though it offered some signs that it was on the mend.

Lexmark profit rises sharply

Lexmark International Inc posted a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday on strong sales of printers and supplies, and as improved demand for services helped beef up margins.

L-3 Communications profit up but cuts forecast

Defense contractor L-3 Communications Holdings Inc posted a higher quarterly profit on Tuesday on demand for products that gather and monitor intelligence, but cut its full-year forecast in wake of a contract loss.

May home prices gain but no sustained recovery

Single-family home prices rose more than expected in May, reflecting robust spring sales spurred by homebuyer tax credits, Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller home price indexes showed on Tuesday.

CIT Q2 profit beats Street view

CIT Group , the commercial lender that last year emerged from bankruptcy, on Tuesday reported a quarterly profit that dwarfed analysts' estimates.

Oil rises towards $80 on equity jump

Oil prices rose toward $80 a barrel to hit the highest level since early May as upbeat corporate results and rallying equities increased risk appetite for the commodity. U.S. stock index futures jumped on Tuesday, setting Wall Street for a fourth straight day of gains, while European shares touched a five-week high.

Euro hits 11-wk high as bank earnings lift stocks

The euro hit an 11-week high against the dollar and a seven-week high against the yen on Tuesday as solid bank earnings lifted equities and encouraged investors to take on more risk. Strong earnings from Swiss bank UBS (UBSN.VX) helped lift European shares .FTEU3, with banking stocks .SX7P leading the gains and supporting the market's relief over the results of last week's European bank stress tests.

Occidental Q2 profit spikes but misses Street

Occidental Petroleum Corp posted a 57 percent increase in quarterly profit on Tuesday, as higher energy prices gave a big boost to the fourth-largest U.S. oil company, but results still missed expectations.

Lexmark posts higher-than-expected profit

Lexmark International Inc posted a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday on strong sales of printers and supplies, and as improved demand for services helped beef up margins.

Europe banks say stress tests positive

Over one-third of investors expect Europe's banks to raise significant capital in the next six months following a health check that forced little fundraising but showed up some weak spots, according to a survey.

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