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Lowe's is lagging Home Depot to an extent that just the weather can't explain
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Uneven performance, particularly in tax software, has weighed on the shares of a ...
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Analog continues to wait for the big turn in industrial and automotive chip demand
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NetApp is suffering from the wider tech malaise, but the company appears to have ...
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Medtronic continues to suffer with weak core markets, but business seems to be getting ...
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Investors have bought Best Buy's story, but this quarter shows that a lot of work ...
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Top-notch execution is letting Home Depot thrive
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Roche has one of the best long-term growth profiles in the Big Pharma space
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Actavis gets a very useful asset, while Warner Chilcott shareholders get a decent ...
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Websense gets a fair deal, given its ongoing growth problems.
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Elan seems to be set on wasting the Tysabri windfall instead of returning it to shareholders
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Campbell Soup remains volatile, but investors haven't minded
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A big rally has brought Pfizer back to fair value.
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Tumblr is a high-potential asset, but Yahoo! absolutely must execute.
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Sluggish sales growth at Wal-Mart isn't a big surprise, but it could keep a lid on ...
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The spectre of share loss to Cisco has become real.
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Applied Materials is showing progress, but has the 50% recovery already anticipated ...
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Autodesk comes up short again as the macro environment stays soft.
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Brocade badly needs to prove that it can grow again.
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Kohl's did okay by the analysts, but core operating trends here certainly aren't ...
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Cisco comes through with a quarter that should calm tech investors.
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Though Deere's shares sold off after earnings, the business model is sound and rolling ...
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Cummins is still bottoming, but the Street is already thinking recovery
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Core operating performance at Agilent needs to improve
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Even with its problems and challenges, BP seems too cheap today
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Valspar's market share and performance suggest the stock has recovered far enough.
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Weak traffic isn't worrying investors who still prize Chipotle's mid-teens operating ...
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Danaher won't stay stuck for long.
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Roper's organic growth isn't great now, but the market's love for this M&A frequent ...
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BorgWarner has intriguing growth prospects, but the shares have already recovered ...
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ABB is executing well in a tough environment, but losing CEO Hogan is a big blow
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AEIS is cyclically down, but far from out.
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Eaton should see very solid growth from here, but the market is already expecting ...
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Yum! Brands' shares have rebounded pretty well despite an ongoing stream of bad news ...
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Middleby continues to gain share and expand its market opportunities in an under-innovative ...
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ArcelorMittal looks too cheap, but it could be a long wait to see it really outperform
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Dendreon looks increasingly irrelevant as the medical community moves on from Provenge.
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Investors aren't sold on Nvidia's strategy, and that shows in the stock price.
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Teva's partnership with Alexza looks like an expensive gamble.
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Absent a real competitive moat, it's hard to make sense of Rackspace's valuation.
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Groupon still has a lot of work to do to reassure the Street that this business model ...
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Will Microsoft pay up to take Nook Media off Barnes & Noble's hands?
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More questions about the real efficacy of fish oil is bad news for Amarin.
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Are investors going to get scalded by this Starbucks-Green Mountain deal?
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After a big quarterly miss, can investors afford to trust the long-term opportunity ...
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Emerson's relative performance may be positive, but the net value is still lacking
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Investors seem to bullish on Mondelez, given the relative performance at Kellogg ...
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Disney comes through again, but valuation is getting pretty high.
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Macro pressures are outweighing solid internal progress at Hologic.
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Amgen really needs the pipeline to come through to support this valuation.