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HP 1st Quarter Earnings: 3 Key Items to Watch

Shares of Hewlett-Packard, the No. 1 computer services company, have gained more than 12 percent this year and nearly 30 percent since new CEO Meg Whitman was installed in September.

Kingsgate Consolidated Sees Higher Gold Yields

Australian gold miner Kingsgate Consolidated forecast on Wednesday higher gold yields in the second half of fiscal 2012 as it boosts productivity at Thailand's only gold mine.

American International Group Earnings Preview: Q4 Swings to Profit on Tax Gain

Bailed-out insurance giant American International Group Inc. (NYSE:AIG), boosted by a one-time accounting gain, is expected to return to profitability when it reports its fourth-quarter earnings after markets close Thursday. Favorable stock market conditions and less reserve charges may also helped offset large losses stemmed from Thailand floods.

Stocks in Focus (ADI, DLTR, DELL, HPQ, LTD, WMB, TJX, PWR, MNKD, ESRX)

The companies expected to see active trade Wednesday are: Analog Devices, Dollar Tree, Dell Inc, Hewlett Packard, Limited Brands, Williams Companies, TJX Companies, Quanta Services, Mannkind Corp and Express Scripts.

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Ciena lowers 1st-quarter sales outlook

Ciena Corp slashed its first-quarter sales expectations, hurt by delays in recognizing revenue as its customers take time to close deals, sending the network gear maker's shares down as much as 7 percent.

Ciena lowers first-quarter sales outlook

Mazda to raise $2 bln in share issue, loans: sources

Japan's Mazda Motor Corp plans to raise $2.1 billion to shore up its finances and invest in a new plant in Mexico, financial sources said on Tuesday -- a bigger-than-expected dilutive fundraising that sent its shares tumbling 10 percent.

Japan's first trade deficit since 1980 raises debt doubts

Japan Trade Deficit Up on Aftershocks from Earthquake

Japan reported a record-high balance of trade deficit in January as last year's tsunami combined with floods in Thailand, the Eurozone's sovereign debt crisis, a slowing Chinese market and a soaring yen to leave the world's third-largest economy with its first trade deficit since the last century.

Kerala May Train Monkeys to Pick Coconuts Due to Labor Shortage

A trained monkey can climb up to 500 coconut trees per day, ten times the capacity of a human being.

Myanmar Declares New War: Campaigns to Eradicate Opium

In Myanmar's new war on drugs, meet the weapon of mass destruction: the weed-whacker. It has dramatically accelerated a campaign to eradicate opium poppies.

Japan's record trade deficit highlights weakening Chinese demand

Japan logged a record trade deficit with China in January as exports dropped by a fifth, underscoring concerns about how sharply China is slowing and its ability to buffer a frail global economy against European turmoil.

Japan logs record trade deficit, recovery seen

Japan logged a record trade deficit in January, government data showed on Monday, the clearest evidence to date of pain from a firm yen, a global slowdown and rising fuel imports needed to offset declining use of nuclear power.

An Iranian warship and speed boats take part in a naval war game in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, southern Iran

Iranian Warships Cross into Mediterranean, Sparking Israeli Fury

Iranian warships have entered the Mediterranean Sea through the Suez Canal. It is only the second time since 1979, when a revolution established an Islamic Republic in Iran, that this has happened.

Iran’s Nuclear Program Could Provoke New 'Cold War:' Hague

Hague claimed that London has urged the Israelis not to launch such a strike.

Police and forensic officials examine damaged car at Israeli Embassy after explosion in New Delhi

Is Oil Gagging India When it Comes to Blaming Iran?

While Indian authorities have launched an investigation into Monday's New Delhi car bombing, and its suspected masterminds, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government has continued to embrace trading with the country that is widely suspected of the attacks -- Iran.

Air Australia Collapse: How It Happened

The convoluted path of Air Australia, which is less than four months old and operated on a leased fleet of five aircraft, is being framed as a case study in which corporate hubris and a hands-off approach from corporate regulators combined to deliver a spectacular demise.

Iran, Hezbollah Planning More Attacks: Israel

Both Iran and Hezbollah have denied complicity in all three attacks.

Ryan Gosling: How to Look Like Gosling Video Goes Viral, Aims for 'Ellen' Show [VIDEO]

The 5-step instructional video includes sticking to thin and simple smiles.

Iran Behind Bangkok Bombs, Says Israel

Thai and Israeli officials believe the Iranians arrested for a series of blasts in Bangkok on Tuesday were plotting at attack Israeli diplomats.

Nvidia falls on chip shortage, lowered Tegra outlook

Shares of Nvidia Corp slipped 6 percent before the bell on Thursday, after it scaled back sales expectations for its Tegra 3 processors used in mobile devices and warned that delays at its contract manufacturer were hurting sales of its PC graphics chips.

Japan economy picking up, consumer spending firm

The government stuck to its assessment that Japan's economy is slowly picking up on Thursday and raised its view on consumer spending for the first time in six months, after a resumption of subsidies for fuel-efficient cars boosted sales.

Nvidia Warns of Chip Supplies, Slower Mobile Growth

Nvidia Corp warned that delays in ramping up new manufacturing technology and a struggling PC industry are impacting its business; the chipmaker also scaled back its outlook for growth in its smartphone and tablet business.

Nvidia's 1st-quarter outlook misses Street view

Nvidia Corp's forecast for first-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations as the chipmaker wrestles with a tepid personal computer market and more competition in smartphones and tablets, sending its shares down sharply after hours.

Police and forensic experts investigate the site where a man was injured when a bomb he was carrying exploded, in central Bangkok

Iranians Charged with Bangkok Blasts

Two Iranians are in Thai custody charged with plotting Tuesday's bomb attacks in Bangkok.

Thailand police have reported two blasts in Bangkok.

Bangkok Bombing: Is the Iranian Terror Threat Real?

Ambassador Itzhak Shoham told the New York Times that bombs discovered in a house in Bangkok were similar to those used in attacks against Israeli diplomats in Georgia and India, though some remain skeptical of the findings

World's Deadliest Pathogens: How Secure are Labs?

Labs whose experiments on dangerous pathogens are funded by the U.S. government must follow specific rules to keep the microbes from escaping, but those rules are not enforceable for researchers working with private funds. Outside the country, security and safety requirements vary widely, experts say.