Territory for the First Time Since 2008. The futures this morning after those two trading days do look like they are indicated higher. Dow futures up by 19 points above fair value. The s p futures are up by just over 1 point. On the economic agenda, december nonmanufacturing ism and november factory orders, both due at 10 00 a. M. Eastern time. Later this morning its about jobs. The adm jobs report on wednesday and the governments payrolls will follow on friday. Thats going to be the big one were watching. We have more on the markets and the economy throughout the morning, but first andrew has a roundup of the top corporate headlines. Good morning. Good morning, becky. We have a lot of news for you. Jpmorgan nearly a 2 billion settlement with federal authorities to resolve suspicions of the bank ignoring signs of Bernie Madoffs ponzi scheme. The New York Times says the banks civil and criminal settlements would involve deferred prosecution agreements and of course the 2 billion settlem
Andy Paparozzi, chief economist at PRINTING United Alliance, and Bob Barbera, director, production solutions marketing, Canon U.S.A., join Printing Impressions to discuss the Canon U.S.A.-sponsored State of the Industry and Print Business Outlook Series reports, as well as some of the biggest takeaways and why they're so important for the printing industry.
Hosted at The Venetian, the summit welcomed Canon U.S.A.’s dealer partners for three days of education and networking, May 9-11. Although events like this aren’t entirely new for the company, the format has evolved. Here are some of the key takeaways from the event.
i think you re going to want one of these, too. you sit here and knock it. you said the same thing about the blackberry. then you come home, you come back here. i ve driven halfway home and had to come back. there s nothing in my world that i ever had to come back for until the blackberry. it s not fair. you re going to have an ipad, too. just to play brick breaker. in about 15 minutes, we ll alternative to an analyst and find out if there is still more room for this stuff to run. after hours trading session was not as kind to yahoo!. the company posted better than expected q1 earnsing. here is the deal, q1 search revenue fell 14%. yahoo! says larger advertisers are coming back on the display side. we re going to check in with a yoo-hoo analyst in a few minutes, as well. and interesting letter from john paulson looking to reassure investors days after his hedge fund was linked to civil charges. in a letter obtained by cnbc, paulson tells investors his firm s role
1974. we re getting better growth, out of the developed world, jpmorgan is talking about this. some of the names in the resource space had a great name. i ve been skeptical, but we re definitely wrong. i said take profits on metro steel. short free port. the reality is if we continue to get follow-through, this is for real. at one point do you say i have to trade the market we have and a short free port is simply not working at this point. we manage very close and i would say we have high beta names that have high beta longs against them. we re not out there naked. one of the things we did today, the underperforming energy names around the markets. look at exxon. these are names to be excited about right now, these have not been the names we re talking about every night. in that swais, just do get you on what s rolling along. look at the chemical names, they are absolutely on fire. add those to the coal names as well. look at norfolk southern. continues to go to the ups