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Jan 27 - Markets closed

World markets

Shanghai 2,319.74 +23.66 (1.03%)
Nikkei 225 8,841.22 -8.25 (-0.09%)
Hang Seng Index 20,501.67 +62.53 (0.31%)
TSEC 7,233.69 0.00 (0.00%)
FTSE 100 5,733.45 0.00 (0.00%)
EURO STOXX 50 2,436.62 -23.78 (-0.97%)
CAC 40 3,318.76 -44.47 (-1.32%)
S&P TSX 12,466.50 +2.18 (0.02%)
S&P/ASX 200 4,288.40 +17.10 (0.40%)
BSE Sensex 17,233.98 0.00 (0.00%)

Currencies

EUR/USD 1.3207 +0.0109 (0.83%)
USD/JPY 76.7000 -1.0300 (-1.32%)
GBP/USD 1.5723 +0.0071 (0.45%)
USD/CAD 1.0011 -0.0037 (-0.37%)
USD/HKD 7.7544 -0.0052 (-0.07%)
USD/CNY 6.3330 0.0000 (0.00%)
AUD/USD 1.0651 +0.0061 (0.58%)

Bonds

3 Month 0.03% 0.00 (0.00%)
6 Month 0.07% +0.01 (16.67%)
2 Year 0.21% 0.00 (0.00%)
5 Year 0.75% -0.01 (-1.32%)
10 Year 1.89% -0.03 (-1.56%)
30 Year 3.06% -0.03 (-0.97%)
Facebook Readies IPO Filing
By SHAYNDI RAICE and RANDALL SMITH Facebook Inc. could file papers for its initial public offering as early as next week, people familiar with the matter said, as anticipation mounts for what is likely to be one of the biggest debuts for a US company.
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Facebook Said to Plan Its IPO Filing for as Early as Next Week  
Market Chart
12,660.46 -74.17 (-0.58%)
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Top stories

LONDON - Greece once again appears on the verge of reaching an deal with its private sector creditors on how much of a loss they would be willing to accept on their bond holdings.
By Mark Deen and Cheyenne Hopkins Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) -- The credit ratings of Italy, Spain and three other euro-area countries were cut by Fitch Ratings, which said the five nations lack financing flexibility in the face of the regional debt crisis.
If you were waiting for the day when you could watch Family Guy on your iPad, pop Indiana Jones into your DVD player, and wait for the latest Call of Duty game to appear in your mailbox, all while only logging into one online account, your dreams have ...
By Richard Leong | NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stocks fell on Friday on news the US economy grew more slowly than expected in the last quarter of 2011, while the euro rose on hopes of an imminent deal on Greece's debt that could help avert a disorderly ...
By CHRIS DIETERICH And CHRISTIAN BERTHELSEN Blue-chip stocks finished in the red, pushing the Dow to its first losing week this year, after a reading on domestic economic growth fell short of expectations.

Trends

Popular searches on GoogleChange Mkt Cap
AMLN Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1.68% 1.78B
SOA Solutia Inc. 41.06% 3.36B
NRGY Inergy, L.P. -23.59% 2.06B
GSVC GSV Capital Corp 17.81% 83.35M
INFI Infinity Pharmaceuticals Inc. -39.92% 159.49M
RENN Renren Inc 26.20% 2.06B
SNY Sanofi SA (ADR) 0.03% 99.21B
ALKS Alkermes Plc -0.93% 2.48B
QPSA Quepasa Corporation 33.15% 164.97M
F Ford Motor Company -4.16% 46.40B

Sector summary

Sector Change % down / up
Basic Materials +0.42%
Capital Goods +0.03%
Conglomerates -0.13%
Cons. Cyclical -0.29%
Cons. Non-Cyclical -0.50%
Energy -0.37%
Financial +0.37%
Healthcare -0.17%
Services +0.24%
Technology +0.19%
Transportation +0.26%
Utilities -0.92%