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Nielsen, Demand Media IPOs soar in debut

Two prominent media companies made successful debuts on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, one giving hope to private equity firms looking to clear their books and one fueling talk of a new Web bubble.

Motorola smartphones light, iPhone already weighs

Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc sold slightly fewer smartphones than expected in the fourth quarter and said it was already feeling pressure from new competition from the Apple Inc iPhone, sending its shares down 6 percent.

Motorola smartphone sales, outlook disappoint

Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc sold slightly fewer smartphones than expected in the fourth quarter and forecast a net loss in the current quarter, as it faces new competition from the Apple Inc iPhone, sending its shares down 6 percent.

Motorola warns of first-quarter net loss, shares fall

Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc posted a profit for the fourth quarter, but its shares fell almost 4 percent after it warned it would revert to a loss again in the current quarter, as it faces new competition from the Apple Inc iPhone.

Corrected: Starbucks sees higher 2011 costs

(Company corrects to narrow fiscal 2011 forecast range in second bullet and fifth paragraph. The information first appeared in UPDATE 2. Changes headline due to space considerations)

Ford recalls 525,000 Windstar minivans

Ford Motor Co is recalling about 525,000 older model Windstar minivans in cold-weather areas because corrosion could cause a separation of parts under the vans that might reduce steering control, company and federal government officials said on Wednesday.

Motorola sees 1st quarter net loss, shares fall

Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc warned it would post a quarterly loss again in the current quarter, as it faces new competition from the Apple Inc iPhone, sending its shares down almost 6 percent.

Budget battle in opening stages

President Barack Obama and members of Congress agree that cutting the federal deficit is important but what should be cut and by how much is the debate ahead as the next budget battle takes shape.

Xerox's forecast, CFO change weighs on shares

Xerox Corp issued a first-quarter profit forecast that was at the low end of Wall Street estimates and announced the retirement of its longtime finance chief, sending its shares down 8 percent.

Kodak losses mount on weak digital sales

Eastman Kodak Co reported a far larger-than-expected quarterly loss and a 25 percent drop in revenue on weakness in digital and licensing sales, sending shares down more than 7 percent.

South Korea names date for powwow with North

South Korea today proposed a time and place to meet with North Korea, following an agreement the nations reached last week to resume talks. The meeting is projected to take place on Feb. 11 in the Demilitarized Zone that separates the two nations.

Big clean tech IPOs and deals seen: VantagePoint

Up to 10 companies in the hot clean tech sector will go public in multibillion dollar offerings this year and as many will be acquired in equally significant deals, VantagePoint Venture Partners Chief Executive Alan Salzman told Reuters.

VantagePoint sees big clean tech deals in 2011

Up to 10 companies in the hot clean tech sector will go public in multibillion dollar U.S. offerings this year and as many will be acquired in equally significant deals, VantagePoint Venture Partners Chief Executive Alan Salzman told Reuters.

Techs, commods lead S&P 500 to 29-month high

The S&P 500 closed at a 29-month high on Wednesday, led by gains in commodity and technology shares, as investors largely ignored the U.S. Federal Reserve's lukewarm economic assessment.

Nadal uncertain about injury

After a shock quarter-final loss to David Ferrer in the Australian Open, World No. 1 Rafael Nadal revealed that he was still uncertain about the injury that had deprived him from playing at his highest level.

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