Stocks wobble as world's finance ministers meet
NEW YORK - Stocks wavered Friday, with investors anxious about the economy but hopeful more details will emerge about government efforts to revive it.
Wall Street is waiting to see if finance leaders from the United States, Canada, Japan and other
Abercrombie & Fitch profit drops; share price rises
NEW YORK ? Teen retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co., which resisted the steep discounts its competitors offered during the holiday season, said Friday its fourth-quarter profit slid 68 percent as sales slumped.
Adjusted results beat analyst expectations,
Teen retailer's earnings tumble
Teen retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co. said Friday that its fourth-quarter profit slid 68 percent as sales slumped. Adjusted results beat analysts' expectations, however, and the company's shares (ANF) jumped $2.08, or 10 percent, to $22.78. Abercrombie
ABERCROMBIE'S NOT COOL
Abercrombie & Fitch's quarterly profit plunged 68 percent as wallet-conscious teens shunned its high-priced stores to seek clothing at lower-priced rivals. Despite a quarter that "will go down in history as one of the biggest retail nightmares," the
Digest: Profit off sharply at Abercrombie
Teen retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co., which resisted steep discounts that competitors offered in the holiday season, said fourth-quarter profit slid 68 percent to $68.4??million as sales slumped.
Adjusted results beat analyst expectations, however,
Stocks decline as Dow sags to lowest close since November
Investors sent Washington a message this week: They won’t commit to stocks until the government commits to a plan.</p><p>Stocks ended lower Friday, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average to its lowest close since November and leaving it with a
Forbes Fundamental Opportunity Index: Weekly Winners and Losers
Two weeks ago, 44 of the 50 member companies posted gains. This week only 14 managed that feat. Despite the pullback, our index of value stocks continued to outperform the S&P 500. While the broader market gave back all of its 5% gain from the previous
Stocks fall as investors can't shake economic woes
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Friday, the White House said President Obama will outline steps to stem home foreclosures next Wednesday, and the House passed a $787 billion economic stimulus bill.
Wall Street is focused, though, on lingering
