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Burger King profit rises

Burger King Holdings reported higher quarterly profit, helped by lower costs for food and paper, but sales suffered as consumers ate out less in order to save money.

Wall St rises on housing, consumer data

U.S. stocks pushed ahead on Tuesday after strong housing and consumer confidence data briefly sent indexes to 2009 highs, and investors were relieved about Ben Bernanke's renomination as Fed chairman.

Palestinian PM seeks aid for embryo state

An international airport for a future state of Palestine, national institutions and new rail links were listed by the Palestinian prime minister on Tuesday in a government program needing foreign funding.

U.S. home prices rose a second straight month

Prices of U.S. single-family homes rose for the second consecutive month in June, exceeding expectations and adding to evidence that the three-year housing slump is easing, Standard & Poor's reported on Tuesday.

Fiat searching for right road to Asia

Italy's Fiat SpA (FIA.MI) needs to find a better route into the booming Asian car markets if it wants to catch its competitors and seal a place near the front of the grid of global automakers.

U.S. home prices rise for a second straight month

Prices of U.S. single-family homes rose for the second consecutive month in June, exceeding expectations and adding to evidence that the three-year housing slump is easing, Standard & Poor's reported on Tuesday.

Parabolic SAR

The Parabolic SAR, developed by Welles Wilder, is used to set trailing price stops. SAR refers to Stop-And-Reversal. It is designed to create exit points for both long and short positions in such a way that it allows for reactions or fluctuations at the beginning of the position, but accelerates upward (for long positions) or downward (for short positions) as the movement tops out. Parabolic SAR is plotted around the price chart similar to a moving average. The basics behind the formula for co...

Burger King profit rises, shares jump

Burger King Holdings reported a higher quarterly profit on Tuesday, helped by lower costs for food and paper, and shares rose 8.6 percent after executives said traffic appeared to have bottomed in May.

Helene Gayle to advise Obama on AIDS

AIDS expert Dr. Helene Gayle, president and chief executive of the charity CARE USA, has been named to chair the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS, the U.S. government said on Monday.

High testosterone boosts women traders

Higher testosterone levels might explain why some women seek out risky financial trading jobs while others stick to more stable business careers, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.

Speed up flu drugs, says White House panel

U.S. officials should help drug companies speed up the supply of swine flu drugs and vaccines, making at least some shots available by mid-September, White House science advisers said on Monday.

Staples profit falls; shares slip

Top office-products retailer Staples Inc on Tuesday reported a 38 percent drop in quarterly profit as labor costs increased and its customers bought fewer bigger-ticket items such as furniture.

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