Stocks soars over 3 percent as Fed adds liquidity (Reuters)

Reuters - Stocks rallied more than 3 percent on Tuesday, giving the S&P 500 its best advance since October 2002, after the Federal Reserve said it would add up to $200 billion to strained credit markets in a coordinated effort with other central banks.

Sony Ericsson Sees Slowing Mobile Phone Sales (Investor's Business Daily)

Investor's Business Daily - Sony Ericsson on Wednesday said cell phone sales growth is slowing, especially for higher-end phones, helping to send shares of handset makers plummeting.

Jobs decline sends Wall Street lower

US stocks fell for a second straight day on Friday after the biggest drop in US jobs since 2003 sent energy and mining stocks lower. The slide eclipsed gains by banks spurred by a Federal Reserve plan to make more cash available to lenders.

Taiwan Market Takes Flight Following Election Results

Shares in Taipei soar by more than 6% before moderating to 4%, as investors buy into promise that greater cooperation with the mainland will boost the island's economy.

Risky Strategy Lures Investors Seeking Yield

Wall Street is luring income-hungry investors with complex securities called "reverse convertibles" that come with big risks as well as extravagant yields.

Dell's sales rise but profit falls 6 percent in 4th quarter, missing Wall Street expectations

Dell Inc. executives say it's too early to judge the success of their latest push into the consumer PC market, but the computer maker's latest financial results show that the company still has a long way to go to restore its once golden image on Wall Street.