ValueClick is downgraded to 'hold,' and Bed Bath & Beyond is downgraded to 'cautious.'
Markets are set for a higher open ahead of jobless claims data.
Japan announces easing policy, as investors await the FOMC meeting details.
Alcoa and Bed Bath & Beyond will report earnings. BB&T shareholders will pay close attention to JP Morgan earnings. Zynga opens real-money sites in the U.K. Congress refreshes the debate on gun controls.
In this Investor Beat, regulators give a thumbs-up to CEOs using Facebook and Twitter. Also: Zynga rises, Tesla falls and two other stocks to watch.
Zynga is downgraded to 'neutral,' and The Fresh Market is initiated with a 'strong buy.'
Could these stores drive growth despite the declining market size and highly competitive environment?
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