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IBM Hikes Dividend 13%, OK’s $7B Buyback

International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM), the No. 2 computer company, announced a 13 percent boost in its dividend as well as a $7 billion share buyback.

Earnings Preview: Microsoft’s 3Q To Gain From Higher PC Sales

Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), the world's biggest software company, is expected to report slightly lower third-quarter results Thursday, despite the slight uptick in PC sales.

Nestlé To Pay $9B For Pfizer's Infant-Nutrition Business: Report

Nestle to buy Pfizer's infant nutrition business

Nestlé SA is expected to pay at least $9 billion to U.S. drugmaker Pfizer Inc. for the U.S. drugmaker's infant-nutrition business, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.

Citigroup Narrowly Misses Analyst Earnings Expectations

Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) kicked off Monday morning by announcing underwhelming first-quarter earnings that narrowly missed analyst expectations on both profit and revenue. The New York-based banking giant reported earnings of $2.93 billion, or 95 cents per share on revenues of $19.41 billion. Earnings a year ago had been reported as $3 billion, or $1 a share, on revenues of $19.73 billion. Analysts had expected earnings to be flat from year-ago results.

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The NYSE Euronext – Deutsche Börse AG Deal

Deutsche Borse To Appeal EU Veto Of NYSE Euronext

Deutsche Börse AG, the operator of the Frankfurt stock exchange, announced Tuesday that it will appeal the decision by European antitrust regulators to block its planned merger with NYSE Euronext, the New York Times said.

No. 2 Empire State Building, New York City

New York Named Most Competitive Global City: Citigroup

New York is the most competitive city in the world, according to a new survey by Citigroup and the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO Lloyd Blankfein

Goldman Sachs Stock Below Book Value: Time To Buy?

Goldman Sachs shares currently trade below book value, which presents a rare opportunity for retail investors to buy into the storied Wall Street bank at a discount.

Simon Property Group Buys $2 Bln Stake In Klepierre

Simon Property Group Inc. (NYSE:SPG), the largest U.S. mall owner, said Thursday it is acquiring a 28.7 percent interest in Klepierre, a shopping center operator based in Paris, for about $2 billion.

Southwest Airlines Traffic Increases 4% in Feb

Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) saw its February traffic jump 3.9 percent from a year earlier, marking the company's first traffic increase in three months.

A trader looks at an order board in the S&P 500 pit at the CBOT in Chcago

China Growth, Greece Deal Weigh on Stocks: Daily Markets Wrap

U.S. equities sank, mirroring falls across Asia and Europe Monday after China cut its growth target. Worries over whether Greece can entice enough private investors to participate in a bond swap deal also dampened investors' sentiment.

Citigroup Chairman Parsons waits for an address by President Obama in New York

Citi Chairman Parsons to Resign From Board

Citigroup Chairman Richard Parsons will resign from his post and the banking giant's board, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. Parson, who joined the board in 1996, has reportedly told fellow directors he won't stand for re-election at Cit's annual meeting in April.

NYSE will gain whatever LCH.Clearnet outcome

Transatlantic stock exchange NYSE Euronext stands to gain whether or not its rival the London Stock Exchange snatches up hotly contested clearing house LCH.Clearnet - given that NYSE is LCH's biggest shareholder.

Traditionally, when Apple launches a new product, the company will preserve the price but lower the prices of the older models. According to this chart, however, the iPad 3 with Wi-Fi will cost $80 more than the equivalent iPad 2 model, and the iPad 3 wit

Apple’s Market Capitalization Passes $500 Billion

Shares of Apple (NYSE: AAPL) spent most of Wednesday above the $500 billion market capitalization mark as they also sit a new record of $647.61.

Goldman Sachs Halts Coverage of 18 Securities Firms

Goldman Sachs Group has suspended coverage of 18 discount brokers, exchanges and small investment banks because the analyst who follows them has left the firm.

Nasdaq Looks to Congress to Win Market Reforms

Exchange operator Nasdaq OMX is trying to gain support for a legislative proposal that would give it a competitive edge over both rival exchanges and banks that operate anonymous trading venues known as "dark pools."

Top After Market NYSE Movers (NBG, LNKD, DLB, AOI, VMW, CIE, GCA, TLM, BCR, NYX)

The top aftermarket NYSE gainers Friday were: National Bank of Greece, LinkedIn Corp, Dolby Laboratories, Alliance One International and Vmware. The top aftermarket losers were: Cobalt International Energy, Global Cash Access Holdings, Talisman Energy, C.R. Bard and NYSE Euronext.

Detail seen at the NYSE Euronext cash markets operations room in Paris

NYSE Euronext Eyes New Sectors for Growth

NYSE Euronext signaled it would shift focus to faster-growing areas like supplying computer systems and information from trading, as the U.S. exchange looks to an independent future following the collapse of a takeover by Deutsche Boerse.

U.S. Day Ahead: Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, Trade Balance in Focus

Futures on major U.S. indices point to a lower opening Friday after eurozone finance ministers asked Athens for more cuts to release the second bailout package.

Technology services boost NYSE Euronext profit

NYSE Euronext posted quarterly operating profit at the top end of expectations with a 13 percent rise helped by strong information and technology services, an area the U.S. group is now looking to as a growth driver.

Stock futures dip on worries over Greece

Stock index futures fell on Monday, indicating the benchmark S&P 500 index could pull back after a five-week rally on concerns Greece will be unable to avoid a chaotic default as it tries to reach terms on a new bailout package.

Stock futures fall on Greece concerns

Deutsche Boerse CEO Francioni delivers a speech news conference in Frankfurt

Deutsche Boerse Still Needs Partners Despite Failure of NYSE Merger: CEO

D.Boerse CEO eyes new allies as NYSE deal crumbles Deutsche Boerse does not believe it can survive in the long term without a new partner despite the collapse of its proposed $7.4 billion merger with NYSE Euronext , its chief executive told a German newspaper.

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