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Futures down after rally as Greece worries linger

U.S. stock index futures sank on Tuesday on continued worries over Greece's financial state and after a broad rally in the previous session that took the S&P 500 to its biggest day in two months.

Stock futures down after rally

U.S. stock index futures fell on Tuesday after a broad rally in the previous that took the S&P 500 to its best day in two months as investors fretted over whether Greece could make deep spending cuts.

Will India pull down gold prices?

Those investors who were banking on the bad news from Europe to help gold prices rise may have to think twice. With several market analysts predicting a big bull run in bullion, investors have been rushing to gold as a safe haven following the disastrous news spread about the financial crisis in Spain, Portugal and Greece. And, this week more doomsday predictions cropped up about an imminent slump in China also.

Corrected: Wall Street down on Goldman probe, GDP data

Corrects in penultimate paragraph to read that business activity expanded in the U.S. Midwest, not United States

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Global stocks slip as Greece weighs, euro down

World stocks remained troubled by worries over Greek debt on Tuesday after Germany demanded new austerity measures, offsetting strong U.S. earnings, and driving down the euro on contagion fears.

Amazon beats in Q1, shares down on outlook

Amazon.com Inc posted a 68 percent surge in net income on Thursday that blew past analyst estimates, but its revenue and income outlook failed to impress Wall Street and its shares fell 5 percent.

Banks' loan losses easing but demand down

Banks including Wells Fargo & Co reported first-quarter results that showed the loan losses that have plagued the financial sector amid the recession are easing.

Lawmakers tone down fight on financial reform

Republican party lawmakers on Tuesday took a more conciliatory tone toward Democratic proposals to crack down on Wall Street as the U.S. Senate delayed debate on a financial reform package until next week.

Stock futures down on Goldman worries, Citi results eyed

Stock index futures fell on Monday as lingering concerns over fraud charges against Goldman Sachs weighed on investor sentiment.

Futures down on Goldman worries, Citi results eyed

Stock index futures fell on Monday as lingering concerns over fraud charges against Goldman Sachs weighed on investor sentiment.

Market edges down after Alcoa disappoints

U.S. stocks slipped on Tuesday as Alcoa Inc's results disappointed investors at the start of the earnings reporting season, while a drop in oil prices weighed on the energy sector.

NYSE short interest down, Nasdaq up late March

Short interest on the New York Stock Exchange fell at the end of March, while bearish bets on the Nasdaq rose in the same period, suggesting investors remain wary of making large bets against the market rally.

White House will not back down from financial reforms

The Obama administration vowed on Monday to push for even tougher financial regulation reform, as legislation heads for the Senate floor as soon as next week.

Maternal deaths down in poor countries: study

(Reuters) - Deaths of women in and around childbirth have gone down by an average of 35 percent globally, according to a study using new methods, but are surprisingly high in the United States, Canada and Norway.

Yahoo technology chief to step down

Yahoo Inc's chief technology officer and head of products is stepping down, the company said on Thursday.

Clinic denies man breast cancer screening because he's not a woman

A man whose parents both had breast cancer and who developed the same worrisome symptoms as his dad was denied a mammogram at a local health clinic - because he's a man.

Asia stocks down after gains; euro slips

Asian stocks fell on Thursday after racking up strong gains in recent weeks, while the euro slipped further as Greece's borrowing costs reached a new high.

Asian stocks down after strong gains; euro slips

Asian stocks fell on Thursday after racking up strong gains in recent weeks, while the euro slipped further as Greece's borrowing costs reached a new high.

AOL says to sell or shut down Bebo in 2010

AOL Inc plans to find a buyer for its social networking site Bebo, for which it paid $850 million in 2008, or shut it down.

CEO pay down 15 percent, Ellison tops list: NYT

The average compensation for chief executives at the largest publicly traded U.S. companies fell 15 percent last year to $9.53 million, a decline attributable to the falling value of stock and option awards, the New York Times said on Sunday.

Fed's balance sheet down in latest week

The Federal Reserve's balance sheet fell in the latest week, Fed data released on Thursday showed.

Rite Aid forecast worse than expected; shares down

Rite Aid Corp posted a worse-than-expected quarterly loss and forecast a wider fiscal year loss than Wall Street was anticipating, sending its shares down 7.1 percent.

Wall St down as data disappoint

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as weaker jobs and regional manufacturing data dented hopes of improvements in the economy, and a rating downgrade of five Greek banks heightened worries about the euro zone economies.

Corrected: Wall St down as data disappoint

Corrected: Rite Aid forecast worse than expected; shares down

Futures down ahead of ADP jobs report

Stock index futures edged lower on Wednesday as investors awaited a report on private-sector employment to assess the strength of recovery in the jobs market.