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Weak guidance for several top names in construction and consumer services led industrial shares lower. Strong profits were not enough to negate adjusted earnings expectations for coming quarters.

Stocks fell lower today as European troubles continue to plague the U.S. market. The unemployment rate dropped slightly lower but it wasn't enough to push Wall Street into the green.

Wall Street rebounded from mid-day losses as Financials led all gainers as stocks swung on news of Italy Prime Minister Berlusconi resigning.

Mixed earnings results kept the market choppy, but investors rebound after yesterday's massive sell-off, sparked by Italy concerns.

Wall Street was sagging lower today, but a late rally in the day helped stocks to close in the green as investors keep a close eye on Europe's financial crisis.

Sector Specific ETFs, most notably the SPDR Sector Select funds, provide an excellent opportunity to make broad bets on the success or failure of an entire industry.

Stocks took a major dive today as investors became fearful of growing uncertainty in Europe and increased volatility in the market. All sectors closed fell lower.

The most recent earnings from luxury retailers indicate that the bullish momentum of high end clothing companies may be petering out. Is there cause for concern?

Food companies can provide stability in the form of steady gains and solid dividends, but are they worth it when more volatile stocks offer better opportunities for profit?

Oil futures in New York gained for a second straight day after a report showed U.S. supplies decreased, indicating higher demand in the world's largest oil consumer.

After suffering from the worst weekly performance in two months, stocks ended the day flat as investors brace for the possibility of major government cuts if the Super Committee fails next week.

Stocks fell again today as Wall Street remains focused on the turmoil of Europe. Jobless claims fell to lowest levels since April, indicating slow growth for employment.

Wall Street walked a tight rope between gains and losses today until a late report on the European debt crisis derailed at support bulls had for the day.

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Stocks look to test 13,000 on the Dow once again as the S&P 500 hits a 10-month high. Investors were encouraged by stronger economic data and overlooked disappointing corporate outlooks.

LinkedIn is often grouped in with other social media sites, but did its most recent earnings statement reveal what Monster.com has known the whole time?

Netflix (NFLX) pushed the reverse button on its fourth-quarter earnings subsequent to resolving alleges that the video subscription service dishonored a consumer-privacy law. Accounting for the $9 million settlement resulted in a 14% decline in the fourth-quarter net income that Netflix reported on January 25. The company, which is based in Los Gatos, revealed the alteration in a regulatory filing late Friday.

With gas prices on the rise to near $5 a gallon nationwide, what industries aside from the obvious are benefiting from consumers paying more at the pump?

Groupon reported a loss in its first ever earnings report, sending shares into free-fall. Despite a miss on profits, the company's revenue growth shows improvement.

Stocks continued to move higher once again propelled by positive developments in Greece and stronger economic numbers. Jobs data indicates that the economy is showing signs of improvement.