Foolish Forecast: No Umbrage at Ciena
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Investors should not underestimate this latest space race.
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Citigroup Inc  CEO Vikram Pandit is likely to keep the company intact rather than spinning off or selling units such as the Smith Barney retail brokerage, CNBC's Charles Gasparino said on Tuesday without citing sources.
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But will the sun stay out tomorrow?
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The unquestioned leader of one of the market's hottest sectors is set to report.
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If you want to hold tomorrow's winners, look where the market isn't.
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American Chrysler is not a basket case, despite all the news. Too bad that may not stop its dismemberment.
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WELLINGTON (Dow Jones)--New Zealand&#39;s central bank is unlikely to alter its neutral monetary policy stance, and almost certainly won&#39;t hike interest rates
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The company will likely come out on top regardless of the outcome of the latest controversies.
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U.S. stocks to watch on Friday:  UNIVISION COMMUNICATIONS INC. UVC.N: The Spanish-language  broadcaster forecast earnings below Wall Street expectations.
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Sky-high oil prices are likely to  pressure Wall Street once again on Thursday, while earnings  news from tech giants Ciena CIEN.N and Nortel NT.TO and  Google's GOOG.O awaited Nasdaq debut will also steer  sentiment.
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EMI Group Plc is expected to reject a  potential 2.5 billion pound ($4.92 billion) bid from private  equity firm Permira as being too low, the Times newspaper said  on Monday.
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Europe's bourses are expected to track the climb on the Nasdaq overnight and open slightly firmer. Ericsson though is likley to suffer following a disappointing update and VW will be in focus after rejecting an union pay cuts offer as insufficient.
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The central bankâs decision to raise the benchmark overnight borrowing rate isnât expected to interrupt the flow of cheap yen into global markets.
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The weather anomaly La Nina could develop later this summer, but the National Weather Service said on Thursday it is unlikely to affect weather in the United States during the next few months.