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Stocks falter as earnings jitters increase
News that Chevron Corp.'s refining margins fell in the second quarter is adding to the market's worries.
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Montana gov blasts GM plan to cancel mine contract
Gov. Brian Schweitzer said Friday he wants the Obama administration to force General Motors Corp.
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VIDEO: 07/09 Alcoa Posts 2Q Profit Loss But Beats The Street
07/09/09 Aluminum giant Alcoa Incorporated (AA) announced late Wednesday that it posted a 2Q profit loss that still managed to beat Wall Street estimates.
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Oil drops below $60 as traders eye company results
Oil prices dropped below $60 a barrel Friday in Asia as investors braced for a slew of company earnings reports next week that will provide clues on the strength of crude demand.Benchmark crude for August delivery was down 68 cents at $59.73 a barrel by late afternoon Singapore time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Thu Jul 9, 2009 4:45pm EDT - Flags fly outside of the Goldman Sachs headquarters building in the financial district of New York May 8, 2009.
Energy sector lifts TSX as oil declines; N.Y. weak despite positive Alcoa earns
The Toronto stock market moved higher late Thursday morning, snapping a fierce three-session losing streak as commodity stocks mended.
Commodities move higher as risk appetite grows
NEW YORK - Investors moved money back into commodities Thursday, sending prices for gold, copper and soybeans higher as they stepped up their willingness to take on risk.
Anglo chairperson list includes Ramaphosa
South Africa has put together a list of proposed black candidates for a new chairperson of Anglo American, including business magnate and former union leader Cyril Ramaphosa, a government source said on Thursday.
World stock markets rise as Alcoa beats forecasts
World stock markets posted modest gains Thursday after aluminum company Alcoa Inc.
Kinross Gold Corporation: Unionized Employees Strike at Mantos De Oro-La Coipa Mine
Kinross Gold Corporation Unionized employees at Compania Minera Mantos de Oro in Chile, a subsidiary of Kinross, have initiated strike action at the La Coipa mine following unsuccessful collective agreement negotiations.
China Detains Rio Executive Hu on Suspicion of Espionage, Australia Says
Rio Tinto Group iron ore executive Stern Hu was detained in China on suspicion of espionage and stealing state secrets, Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith said.
Wed Jul 8, 2009 6:04pm EDT - From Google Images . NEW YORK - The Dow and the Nasdaq eked out gains on Wednesday as a late-stage rally brought stocks off their lows on hopes that the quarterly earnings season would deliver good news.
Stocks mostly fall as traders search for direction
Investors pulled away from stocks again as conflicting signs emerged about the direction the economy is taking.Stocks mostly fell Monday, led by energy and materials companies, as prices for oil and other commodities skidded.
Chretien named as adviser to Ivanhoe Mines
Vanvcouver - Last updated on Wednesday, Jul. 08, 2009 11:10AM EDT F ormer prime minister Jean Chrtien has been named as senior international adviser to Ivanhoe Mines IVN-T and its affiliated companies, the Vancouver-based international mineral developer said Wednesday.
Union: 800 back at work after once-idled steel plant in Granite City resumes production
A southwestern Illinois steel mill is back in business after months of being idled, and that's good news for hundreds of workers.
Loan guarantee expected by USEC in August
PIKETON - A decision by the U.S. Department of Energy on whether the United States Enrichment Corp.
4 Rio Tinto workers detained in China
Four employees of Anglo-Australian mining company Rio Tinto Ltd., including an Australian man, have been detained in Shanghai for undisclosed reasons, the company and government officials said Wednesday.
NV gold mine fined $500,000 for fatality
Federal regulators have fined Newmont Mining Corp. more than $500,000 for safety violations they say contributed to the death of a worker at an underground gold mine in Nevada.
Stocks dip slightly as investors await earnings reports
By SARA LEPRO Associated Press NEW YORK - Investors are sending stocks lower as they wait for signals about where the economy is headed.
Weirton residents see great potenti.....
Two men who have been friends since childhood are hoping a 5-year-old investment in Three Springs property will create up to 600 jobs and a new business center in a community hard hit by a shrinking steel industry.