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First Solar project loan delay hits stock
- First Solar said the U.S. Department of Energy has not released loan funds for a big California solar project because of construction permit issues, sending its shares down as much as 11 percent.
LinkedIn jumps on surge in paying users
- Shares of LinkedIn Corp jumped 17 percent on Friday, after the professional networking services company said the number of premium subscribers doubled during fiscal 2011 and forecast an upbeat first quarter.
Massachusetts subpoenas Bank of America documents
- Massachusetts securities regulators said on Friday that they were subpoenaing Bank of America Corp for documents to determine whether the lender had knowingly overvalued assets in some investment products.
GSV Capital offers shares at deep discount
- GSV Capital Corp priced its offering of 6 million shares at a deep discount to boost its stake in Facebook Inc and fund its investments in other internet companies such as Twitter and Dropbox.
Court upholds $371 million CR Bard patent award
- A divided federal appeals court upheld a $371.2 million award in favor of C.R. Bard Inc in a long-running patent infringement dispute with W.L. Gore & Associates over vascular grafts.
LyondellBasell results miss Street; shares slump
- Chemical maker LyondellBasell Industries NV's quarterly operating profit fell far short of Wall Street's expectations as refining margins dropped and customers conserved cash.
AllianceBernstein disappoints again
- Money manager AllianceBernstein LP turned in another disappointing financial report on Friday, with fourth-quarter profit and revenue falling short of Wall Street expectations as clients continued to pull money out of its stock funds.
True Religion slumps after weak forecast; analysts cut ratings
- Shares of denim maker True Religion Apparel Inc lost as much as a quarter of their value on Friday after the company forecast weak 2012 results, prompting at least two brokerages to downgrade the stock.
GE holds dividend steady, analysts see December hike
- General Electric Co said on Friday that its board voted to hold its quarterly dividend steady at 17 cents.
Diamond Foods may breach debt covenants: analysts
- Diamond Foods Inc is likely to breach its debt covenants and cancel its biggest-ever deal, analysts said, as its stock tumbled 37 percent a day after the company removed its two top executives and said it would restate results for the last two years.
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