Stocks are almost unchanged following 3 straight days of triple-digit moves for the Dow.
Zynga is upgraded to 'buy,' and Yum Brands is downgraded to 'neutral.'
The news didn't answer the continuing question: How will the company make money from its users?
Facebook has sent out invitations to a mystery event on Jan. 15. Everybody's wondering what it could be.
Unfortunately, lots of people lose big every year because of these mistakes, but you can keep a closer eye for the next time around.
Weaker than expected European economic reports, however, show the eurozone continues to contract.
Unexpectedly positive data out of Europe and a potential fiscal cliff decision cheer investors.
Stocks are higher as jobless claims decline slightly from their storm-driven elevated levels.
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