Starting Bell - Market Open 11.19

Gene Simmons Ringing Opening Bell at NYSE; Consumer Prices Fall 1%, Housing Starts Falll 4.5%; Ci...  More »

Gene Simmons Ringing Opening Bell at NYSE; Consumer Prices Fall 1%, Housing Starts Falll 4.5%; Citigroup Acquiring $17 Billion in Assets Held by SIVs; ExxonMobil Paring Earlier Drop as Oil Prices Fell; LDK Solar Profit Doubles, Beats Analyst Estimates; Trina Solar Cuts Sales Forecast After Earnings Miss Estimates; Auto CEOs Back on Capitol Hill; La-Z-Boy to Cut 10% of Workforce, Plans to Cut Dividend in Half; Ross Stores 3Q Profit Beats Estimates by a Pennny; BJ's Wholesale 3Q Profit Beats Estimates by 10 Cents; McDonald's Increasing Investment in Asia; Goldman Sachs Replaces Cisco with Research in Motion to Conviction Buy List; Nokia to Offer First Chinese 3G Phone; Ciena Leading Worst Intraday Returns for Information Technology Group, Dropping 3.5%; Western Union Leading Best Intraday Returns for Information Technology with 2.8% Gain; AIG Shares Fall Over 6%, Worst Performer in S&P; MBIA Shares Under Pressure on TARP Scrutiny; Simon Property Group Down Over 4% as REITs Continue to Get Slammed; CIT Group Shares Up Almost 4%  « Less