We're growing, but not as much as you wanted. Hewlett Packard down 1 percent pre-open as CEO Mark Hurd said the magic words: "We expect the IT industry to return to growth in 2010 and believe that HP will outpace the market," but their guidance was not as strong as expected.   Read More

Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Royal Caribbean and Lowe’s popped while US Airways and Moody’s dropped.   Read More

It seems like the market is about to be flooded with secondaries again. What should you make of all these offerings?   Read More

Finally, some positive news from airlines, but what's next?    Read More

Stocks opened fairly flat, while commodity stocks have lagged a bit with most commodities declining in early trading.    Read More

Despite a broad rally in the stock market since its March 9 low, short positions for some of the largest US airlines are on the rise.     Read More

Stocks continue to trade higher, despite cautious comments. "The American consumer is not going to be the source of a global boom by any means." That was Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, responding to a question during his testimony in the Senate this morning.    Read More

Apparently Tina Turner was right: We don't need another hero. That ship captain who was held hostage by Somali pirates got a book deal that was just a fraction of the deal that other hero, the pilot who landed a jetliner safely in the Hudson, got. What's the matter — do we have "hero fatigue?!"   Read More

In this Web Extra, we bring you the day's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Philip Morris and Merck popped while AT&T and Micron dropped.   Read More

Lots of email... including more Russian spam! The imagination runs wild on what this ad must mean.    Read More