Yahoo is upgraded to 'buy,' and Google is downgraded to 'market perform.'
Constellation Brands is downgraded to 'neutral,' and Verizon is upgraded to 'overweight.'
JDSU is upgraded to 'buy,' and Research In Motion is downgraded to 'underperform.'
President Obama's second term inauguration and positive Japanese data keep indicate flat open Tuesday.
InterMune is upgraded to 'buy,' and Mead Johnson is downgraded to 'neutral.'
Wall Street has misunderstood the mining company's acquisition of two energy producers, says one expert.
Stocks are higher as jobless claims decline slightly from their storm-driven elevated levels.
If Wall Street hadn't been closed for Sandy, the market would have jumped on a bevy of positive developments.
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