News: ITT Educational Services Inc (ESI.N)

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18 Dec 2009
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Wed, Oct 28 2009

HEADLINE STOCKS-U.S. small/midcap stocks on the move on Oct 28

Oct 28 (Reuters) - Some small and midcap stocks on the move on Wednesday:

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HEADLINE STOCKS-U.S. small/midcap stocks on the move on Oct 28

Oct 28 (Reuters) - Some small and midcap stocks on the move on Wednesday:

HEADLINE STOCKS-U.S. small/midcap stocks to watch on Oct 28

Oct 28 (Reuters) - Some small and midcap stocks to watch on Wednesday:

UPDATE 2-ITT Educational Q3 tops market; reaffirms forecast

* Shares down as much as 12 pct (Adds analyst comments; updates share movement)

PREVIEW-U.S. education cos to see another successful quarter

* Concerns on govt regulations may linger longer By Amulya Nagaraj

FACTBOX: American education and the computer

(Reuters) - Online education is a growing industry in the United States with estimated revenues of $12 billion at a dozen or so for-profit companies that provide primarily online learning.

FACTBOX-American education and the computer

,Oct 1 (Reuters) - Online education is a growing industry in the United States with estimated revenues of $12 billion at a dozen or so for-profit companies that provide primarily online learning.

FACTBOX-U.S. financial regulation reform proposals

Sept 14 (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama will promote his stalled agenda for reshaping U.S. financial regulation in a speech on Monday on Wall Street in New York.

FACTBOX-Major US financial regulation initiatives

Sept 8 (Reuters) - With Congress returning from its August recess on Tuesday, Democrats and the Obama administration will resume trying to advance a broad plan to tighten regulation of banks and capital markets.

FACTBOX-Major U.S. financial regulation initiatives

July 31 (Reuters) - The Obama administration and congressional Democrats are moving ahead with a broad plan to tighten financial regulation, gaining U.S. House of Representatives approval on July 31 of legislation to impose new curbs on corporate executive pay.

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