Wall Street News 12-14-11
The day's Wall Street news covers all the day's business, including the economic data of the day and related rumblings in Washington. The payroll tax / unemployment extension / Keystone Pipeline / all kinds of nonsense legislative effort looks to make another foolish example of our politicians in D.C., not to mention shut down our government and possibly lead to a devastating downgrade of America's sovereign rating (which should collapse our entire economy if it occurs). Enjoy!- Political Brinkmanship Threatens Taxes, Benefits and Gov’t
- House Defies Obama on the Bill
- Time Person of the Year for 2011 is The Protester
- The US Flag Burns in Fallujah
- Euro Markets Collapse
- Oil Prices Decline on OPEC Production Increase
- Groupon (Nasdaq: GRPN) Shares Not a Bargain
- Postal Service to Delay Closings
- Atheists Displace Nativity Scenes in California Park
- Wal-Mart Stays Open Through a Stabbing (NYSE: WMT)
- Germany Rebuffs Calls for ECB Action Post Summit
- Zynga, Michael Kors, Jive (Nasdaq: JIVE) Lead Parade of IPOs
- IMF Warns Greece Slipping on Reforms
- Is “Belly” the Next Groupon?
- Silver Slumps 6% and Gold Lower
- Equity Movers Include Joy Global (NYSE: JOY) and Avon (NYSE: AVP)
- Another Lousy Day for the Euro
- German Party Positioning for Play Against Merkel
- More Americans to Travel Over the Holidays
- US Economic Growth Seen Brighter in 2012
- First Solar (Nasdaq: FSLR) Scaling Back Production and Targeting Unsubsidized Markets
- Broadcom Shares (Nasdaq: BRCM) Rise on Upbeat Outlook
- Olympus (OTC: OCPNY.PK) Reveals $1 Billion Balance Sheet Hit
- Delta Air Sees Solid Profit Growth (NYSE: DAL)
- China’s Easing Case Gains Support
- Iowa Poll Shows Gingrich THEN Paul THEN Romney
- Keep Christ in Christmas Sign Stirs Controversy
- Gingrich Aide Fired After Mormon Comments
- Iran and Venezuela May have Engaged in Cyber Warfare Against US
- Home Sales Miscounted for Years
- Petroleum Status Report
- US Import and Export Prices Data
- Toll Booth Worker Making $100K
- Yahoo! Earnings Calendar
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