Adobe, Intel, IBM, Apple, HO, Oracle all retreat on EU fine to Microsoft
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Jul. 12, 2006

Technology stocks in serious decline with Microsoft Corp. leading the retreat after the European Commission fine.Adobe, Intel, IBM, Apple, HO, Oracle all retreat on EU fine to Microsoft

Adobe, Intel, IBM, Apple, HO, Oracle all retreat on EU fine to Microsoft
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Technology stocks in serious decline with Microsoft Corp. leading the retreat after the European Commission fine.
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Premier Foods buys the U.K. and Irish businesses of Campbell Soup for $845 million
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Homepride, Oxo brands comes on Premier's menu with a $845 million tag.
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Genzyme up 9% on solid second-quarter earnings
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It posted earnings of $134.5 million, or 49 cents a share, compared with $123.6 million, or 46 cents a share, for the same quarter last year.
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Freddie Mac prices $250 million of a fixed-rate dividend class, and $750 million of a variable-rate dividend class
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$1 billion of preferred stock from Freddie Mac ...
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LightPath Technologies Inc.fourth-quarter revenue of about $3.5 million, up 46% from $2.4 million
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Orlando, Fla.-based optical products company rise.
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Germany's DAX increased 0.4% at 5,637 French CAC-40 index rose 0.6% at 4,941 UK.'s FTSE 100 index gained 0.1% at 5,860
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BP loses ground on Rosneft stake, miners and auto lift European securities.
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Cyberonics received approval from the Food and Drug Administration for an armonized/modularized VNS therapy system labeling format.
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Cyberonics received approval from the Food and Drug Administration for an armonized/modularized VNS therapy system labeling format.
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Genentech will pay royalties to Xoma for Lucentis sales
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The drug to treat neovascular age-related macular degeneration will fetch Xoma solid royalties.
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Boeing ups aircraft demand forecasts based on huge upswing in Asian demand
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Boeing's new forecast is for 27,200 new planes in the next 20 years, nearly 6% higher than the 25,700 it forecast last year.
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