HEADLINE STOCKS: Stocks to Watch, Nov. 15
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U.S. stocks to watch on Monday include  Family Dollar Stores Inc., Staples Inc., Microsoft Corp., and  General Electric Co.
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Shares for Google slip for the first time since its public offering.  Also: FDA under fire for its slow Vioxx reaction & hellip;. Yahoo and SBC stay friends through new deal & hellip;. and more.
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Stocks to watch on  Friday: BOEING CO. :
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U.S. stocks to watch on Wednesday: UNITED PARCEL SERVICE INC. : The world's top parcel delivery group cut fourth-quarter guidance.
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Stocks to watch on Monday: HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. :
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Stocks to watch on Friday: BOEING CO. (BA.N: Quote, Profile, Research) : The aerospace company expects to finalize a contract with Vietnam Airlines in the first quarter of 2005 for four
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Plus: Samsung SDI swings to loss...Outstanding earnings for Apple...Xerox profits from color printers...Alltel profit, revenue rise.
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Stocks moving on Thursday: EXXON MOBIL , ROYAL DUTCH PETROLEUM CO. :
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More than a few companies that you know -- and possibly own -- will be reporting earnings in the week ahead.
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U.S. stocks to watch on Friday: TASER  INTERNATIONAL INC. TASR.O:
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Stocks to watch on Tuesday: ADVANCED  MICRO DEVICES INC. AMD.N, INTEL CORP. INTC.O:
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U.S. stocks to watch on Thursday:  DELTA AIR LINES DAL.N: The air carrier's pilots union said  late Wednesday it reached a tentative agreement with the  airline on cost savings.
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Ready to shop today? Here are some Internet stock bargains.
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Now's the time to find the growth stocks that will fuel tomorrow's gains.
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A recap of some of the hottest stocks on the market.
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Plus: Cisco profit climbs...Time Warner lowers earnings target...Electronic Arts lowers outlook, shares fall...Sony profit up, forecast cautious.
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Most U.S. companies have reported  earnings and the flow of economic data slows next week, so  investors will look to U.S. trade figures and earnings from  leading technology stocks Dell and Cisco for fuel to sustain  the market's 2-week-old rally.