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Eagle Eye Opener: Emerging Market Funds Draw $13 Billion in January; Markets Shine this Morning; China Passes United States as Trade Titan
CNBC reported this morning that investors have been returning back to the equities markets in waves.
Eagle Eye Opener: China Pushes BMW to Sales Record; EU Leaders Accept British Budget-cutting Wishes; Gas Prices Rise
BMW investors kicked off 2013 with a bang, as Germany’s luxury car maker set a sales record for January by moving 123,276 vehicles.
Eagle Eye Opener: U.S. Stocks Open Down Due to Economic Reports and Draghi Comments; Greenlight Capital Sues Apple for Hoarding Cash; Amway Notches Record Results
U.S. stocks fell this morning, after a two-day advance in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, as investors weighed economic reports and comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.
Eagle Eye Opener: Twitter Acquisition May Drive Revenue; International Markets Show Mixed Results; U.S. Postal Service Plans to Cut Saturday Mail Delivery to Save $2 Billion
Twitter confirmed reports of paying $100 million to acquire “social TV analytics company” Bluefin.
Eagle Eye Opener: Michael Dell’s $24 Billion Offer to Buy Back Company Accepted; McGraw Hill, S&P 500 Sued for Allegedly Understating Risk of Mortgage-Backed Securities; Barclays Spends $12 Billion for Payment Protection Insurance
Michael Dell, founder of Dell, Inc., won approval to take publicly traded DELL corporation private in a $24.4 billion buyout.
Eagle Daily Investor: U.S. Stocks Dip on European Worries; Investors Should Note Lower-than-Expected Orders to U.S. Factories; Potash Upstart Hurts Pricing Power of Big Rivals
U.S. stocks fell this morning, with the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index declining from a five-year high, as political uncertainty in Europe fueled renewed concern about the debt crisis and American factory orders rose less than forecast.