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U.S. blue-chip stocks erase their morning gains on Wednesday as energy and materials stocks slid, following a retreat in oil and metals futures.

American Eagle Outfitters is making good progress on its turnaround so far, dumping a concept for an older demographic.

Technology stocks show mostly gains on a relatively quiet day for the sector that also marks the symbolic 10-year anniversary of the initial Internet bubble reaching its peak.

Move is to allay concerns of antitrust regulators on both sides of Atlantic.

For too long , Lexmark’s shares seemed to run parallel to the prices of its personal printers — cheap and falling. That’s started to change, however, as the shares have outperformed by an impressive margin.

Contrary to some reports, there will be no special exemptions for payday lenders in sweeping bank reform legislation under consideration on Capitol Hill, says a key lawmaker.

Treasury prices slide on concern that sale of 10-year notes won’t be as well-received as 3-year notes.

The dollar falls versus the euro, reversing an earlier gain.

European shares extend gains as oil futures rally in response to data showing tighter-than-expected U.S. fuel inventories.

U.S. bank stocks march higher, led by Zions Bancorp, Regions Financial Corp. and SunTrust Banks Inc., amid speculation about mergers and acquisitions in the industry.

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NetEase’s epic struggle with ‘World of Warcraft,’ an online game with some 5 million users in China, shows what happens when two Chinese regulators butt heads.

Analysts offer upbeat forecasts for Asian airlines, as international passenger traffic climbs, fare prices edge higher and China readies for a spike in tourism fueled by the Shanghai World Expo.