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Wall Street to open higher on data, central bank support
NEW YORK - U.S. stocks were poised for a higher open on Thursday, after economic data pointed to a modestly improving global economy and kept afloat expectations for continued support from global central banks. | Video
Recent Business News
Exxon's quarterly profit falls short of Street view
- Exxon Mobil Corp on Thursday reported a sharp fall in quarterly profit on lower oil and gas output production and weaker earnings from its refining business.
Kellogg trims sales view on slower U.S. market
- Kellogg Co trimmed its 2013 sales forecast on Thursday, citing weaker growth in the United States and the stronger dollar.
Europe's factories grow, China's stabilize
LONDON - Europe's factories delivered more signs last month the region is gradually leaving recession behind, according to business surveys that also eased immediate fears over the health of China's economy.
Chesapeake quarterly profit tops Street estimate
- Chesapeake Energy Corp reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Thursday as it produced more crude oil than Wall Street targeted.
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