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Intel results, outlook trump expectations

Intel Corp's second-quarter results blew past Wall Street's expectations and the chip maker gave a forecast for current-quarter revenue that also topped analysts' estimates.

Goldman says energy trades hedges, not speculation

Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) on Tuesday portrayed its energy trading as hedging that should be exempt from proposed U.S. government limits on the volume of contracts that speculators can trade.

KFC parent Yum lowers sales view, shares fall

Yum Brands Inc , parent of the Taco Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC chains, cut its full-year forecast for sales on weakness in its two biggest markets, the United States and China, and its shares fell 3.9 percent.

Daily Wrap up July 14 – Finance

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. posted record second quarter earnings as revenue from trading and stock underwriting delivered all time high results. Revenue at the New York-based bank jumped 46 percent to $13.8 billion compared to the same period last year. Net earnings grew 65 percent to $3.43 billion compared to a year ago.

Wrap up - July 14 - Energy

The U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee chaired by Democrat Barbara Boxer held two separate hearings on climate change legislation today. Crude oil inventories fell by 1.16 million barrels last week. Exxon Mobil Corporation will invest more than $600 million to develop biofuels from photosynthetic algae

Intel reports loss on EU $1.45 Bln charge

Intel Corp., the world's biggest chipmaker, reported its first loss in 22 years on Tuesday as it recorded a $1.45 billion charge related to a European Union antitrust fine.

Goldman profit and pay surge in blowout quarter

Goldman Sachs Group Inc said quarterly earnings surged 33 percent on blowout trading results, trouncing forecasts and putting the bank on pace for hefty bonuses that could draw unwanted scrutiny.

Autos lift U.S. retail sales; inflation perks up

A jump in auto and gasoline sales salvaged an otherwise lackluster June for U.S. retailers, while an inflation gauge jumped by twice as much as expected, suggesting a long-awaited economic recovery will be sluggish.

EBay Live! now dead

EBay Inc is pulling the plug on its annual eBay Live! event, eschewing the large networking affair for a series of more intimate gatherings to connect sellers.

House Democrats vow healthcare plan by August

U.S. President Barack Obama's plans to overhaul the $2.5 trillion healthcare industry got a boost on Tuesday as Democrats in the House of Representatives offered sweeping legislation and predicted passage on schedule by August.

Cap-and-trade a 'threat' to U.S. economy: Palin

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who ran for Vice President with Republican candidate John McCain in the 2008 Presidential Elections, called the American Clean Energy and Security Act a threat to the U.S. economy in an op-ed piece published in the Washington Post paper on Tuesday.

Sun earnings to miss forecasts; Oracle unfazed

Sun Microsystems Inc warned that quarterly results will sharply miss Wall Street projections, but the news did not appear to faze Oracle Corp , which is buying the company for $7 billion.

US Airways to cut 600 airport jobs

US Airways Group on Tuesday said it would reduce airport staffing by 600 jobs this fall because of weak demand for business travel and declining revenue.

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