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Investors will use retail-sales and other data reports next week to fine-tune expectations about the recovery.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks get retail, inflation test next week
Regulators close Cbanks in Illinois, Minnesota and Washington as the credit crisis continues claiming victims.
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3 more bank failures bring 2009 total to 92
The Obama administration will sklap a special tariff on Chinese-macde tires.
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Obama slaps tariff on Chinese tires
The Sept. 11 “John Dvorak’s Second Opinion” column incorrectly stated the company that was responsible for the Sync platform. It was corrected to show that the program belongs to Ford Motor Co
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Corrections: John Dvorak’s Second Opinion
Ford Motor Co.
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John Dvorak’s Second Opinion: Ford’s new technology is now Job One
Not even a better consumer-confidence reading than expected could cheer people up, snapping the recent winning streak for U.S.
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Top Ten: MarketWatch’s top stories of the week, Sept. 7-11
Investors stuck with losing stocks may want to start hoping a hostile buyer will emerge. New research shows gains after a hostile bid is announced can wipe out losses of the underperforming target’s stock
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Hostile deals can save beaten stocks, for a while
Brazilian equities slip, pulling back from their highest levels this year after a report shows Latin America’s largest economy has emerged from recession at a faster pace than expected.
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Latin American Markets: Brazil rotates out of recession; stocks move lower
Canadian stocks head for a weekly advance, as rising oil and gas prices give a lift to energy stocks.
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Canadian Markets: Canadian shares rally as energy stocks take off
Even as other asdvertisers cut back, Big Beer is increasing its spending on NFL games.
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SportsWatch: Beer giants keep NFL TV ad tap flowing
