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The U.S. and Europe can expect big equity losses on Monday, Komal Sri-Kumar, chief global strategist at TCW Group, told Bloomberg TV.

The U.S. stock market opened sharply higher Friday on hopes of a Eurozone bailout.

U.S. stocks are outperforming emerging market stocks. They have outperformed in 2011 and have done so since early 2010.

Jim O'Neill, chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, is optimistic about the U.S. economy, according an interview he had with CNBC TV.

The U.S. stock market has recovered from earlier losses on positive headlines out of Europe.

U.S. stocks traded down on Thursday on fears regarding the Eurozone bailout.

U.S. stock futures pared gains Thursday morning on a report that the German government will not rule out postponing the upcoming EU weekend summit.

Global risk assets were weighed down during Wednesday's U.S. session on a barrage of negative headlines.

U.S. stocks closed decidedly in the negative territory on Wednesday as high expectations regarding the Eurozone bailout were dimmed.

U.S. stocks are down Wednesday on disappointing earnings from the tech sector.

U.S. stocks could hit an all-time high next year, Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist of Wells Capital Management, told CNBC TV.

U.S. stocks are mixed Wednesday morning on economic data and earnings.

U.S. stock futures have turned negative on a weak earnings report from Apple and tempered optimism on hopes of a big Eurozone bailout.

U.S. stock futures are mixed Wednesday morning on conflicting reports about the possibility of a giant bailout for the Eurozone.

U.S. stocks resumed their rally after hopes of a big bailout for the Eurozone were rekindled.

U.S. stocks soared on upbeat earnings from big banks and a report that Germany and France will endorse a gigantic bailout package for the Eurozone.

U.S. stocks extended their gains on news that German and French leaders agreed to expand the powers of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) to two trillion euros.

U.S. stocks have climbed to positive territory on Tuesday in a volatile session.

U.S. stock indices turned positive on Tuesday on the back of strong performance from financials. Macroeconomic news was mixed.

U.S. stocks opened lowered on downbeat Chinese economic data and lingering disappointment from Europe.

Fallen stock indexes are expected weigh on the third-quarter earnings of big asset managers, showing how market turmoil can affect a broad swath of financial companies.

Future on U.S. stocks and other global risk assets declined on Tuesday on the back of weak Chinese economic data and lingering disappointment over the prospects of a strong Eurozone bailout.

Disappointment out of Europe over the weekend ended the recent rally of U.S. stocks and other global risk assets.

U.S. stocks and global risk assets plunged on Monday as German officials dashed the heightened expectations of investors.

Several of the biggest U.S. wireless carriers – representing over 97 percent of the industry – will roll out an alert system to end “bill shock,” or exorbitant bills that customers are not expecting.

Prime Minister George Papandreou appealed for unity on Monday as Greece braced for a 48-hour general strike timed to coincide with a vote on a deeply unpopular package of austerity measures demanded by international lenders.

A gauge of manufacturing in New York State contracted for a fifth month in a row in October, but modest improvements in new orders and employment provided a hit of stabilization, the New York Federal Reserve said in a report on Monday.

The iconic Very Large Array, a radio astronomy observatory located in a New Mexico, has gone high-tech and digital.

Critics of the Occupy Wall Street movement say it's all over the place. They say it has no clear aim or agenda. Now, occupywallst.org, the Web site for the NYC Protest for American Revolution, announced that it has a single enemy that seems to encompass most of the wrongs the protesters are railing against.