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HEADLINE STOCKS-Some U.S. stocks to watch on Nov 19

Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:54am EST

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 NEW YORK, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Some U.S. stocks to watch on
Wednesday:
 BOEING CO (BA.N)
 The Dow component is delaying the delivery date for all
3,734 jetliners in its order backlog in an attempt to recover
from a recent machinist's strike, the Wall Street Journal
reported on Wednesday. [ID:nBNG421462]
 Boeing shares closed Tuesday at $39.56.
 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (AIG.N)
 The insurer is paying about $3 million to executives under
deferred compensation plans that are being terminated, the
company said. AIG recently said it would terminate plans
totaling $503 million in deferred compensation in an attempt to
dissuade employees from quitting the company. [ID:nN18296261]
AIG shares closed Tuesday at $1.95.
 CORUS BANKSHARES CORS.O
 The real estate lender is deferring interest payment on
$404.6 million of junior subordinated debt in an attempt to
conserve cash. The company has also applied for funds under the
government TARP program. [ID:nBNG421596]
 Shares of Corus closed Tuesday at $1.93.
 ROSS STORES (ROST.O)
 The company reported third-quarter earnings that beat
estimates by a penny but forecast fourth-quarter profits below
consensus. [ID:nWEN0754]
 Shares of the clothing retailer closed Tuesday at $25.48.
 BJ'S WHOLESALE CLUB (BJ.N)
 The discount retailer reported third-quarter earnings
growth of 24 percent and raised its full-year outlook.
[ID:nN18183036]
 Shares of the company closed Tuesday at $33.57.
 LDK SOLAR CO (LDK.N)
 The solar wafer maker reported third-quarter earnings that
rose sharply from the prior year and revenue that was up 241
percent. [ID:nN19287633]
 The stock closed Tuesday at $14.89 but surged to $16.20
before the bell.
 TRINA SOLAR (TSL.N)
 The company reported third-quarter earnings that beat
expectations but cut its full-year sales and margins outlook
because of poor economic conditions. [ID:nN19283010]
 The stock closed Tuesday at $7.22 but slid to $6.64 before
the bell on Wednesday.
 TIME WARNER INC (TWX.N)
 The media company's Time Inc division is expected to cut
more than 250 jobs, according to the New York Post.
[ID:nN19315833]
 Shares of the company closed Tuesday at $8.40 but eased off
to $8.34 in trading before the bell..
 LAWSON SOFTWARE INC (LWSN.O)
 The business software maker said it plans to cut 200 jobs,
close one office facility and reduce discretionary expenses as
part of a plan to cut costs.
 Shares of the company rose 4 percent in trading after the
bell. They closed at $3.77 Tuesday on the Nasdaq.
[ID:nBNG409464]
 (Editing by Theodore d'Afflisio)




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