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Before the bell: Bernanke, oil lift stocksTiffany (NYSE: TIF) fiscal third-quarter earnings more than tripled. Excluding a gain of 48 cents per share on the sale-leaseback of the company's Tokyo flagship store, the retailer earned 23 cents per share in the latest period, below the 25 cents per share analysts had expected. Sales for the quarter increased 18% to $627.3 million, beating estimates of $616.2 million. The company also raised its earnings guidance for the full year. TIF shares are up over 2% in premarket trading.
Google Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) is set to announce today it will bid on coveted airwaves to launch a U.S. wireless network, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday.
PC Magazine had a piece yesterday about Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) newest operating system Leopard. The writer calls the Leopard Leoptard and says it's just like Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) Vista in how unstable it is. Tiger is far better, he writes, and it's time Apple owned up to its mistakes with Leopard.
A drug-coated stent made by Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT), Xience , should be approved in the U.S., a panel of medical device experts advised the FDA yesterday. FDA doesn't have to follow the panel's recommendation, though it often does.
Sprint Nextel Corp (NYSE: S) has rejected a $5 billion investment by a group including former chairman Tim Donahue, South Korea's SK Telecom Co Ltd and Providence Equity Partners.
Sony Corp's (NYSE: SNE) PlayStation 3 video game machine outsold rival Nintendo's Wii in November in Japan for the first time.
Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) is looking to outsource as much as 30% of its manufacturing, much of it to Asia, the head of Pfizer's global research and development said. The pharmaceutical company currently outsources about 15%of its manufacturing.
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