11/25/09 The latest in news, commentary, and information on what's moving the US equities markets. Watch this broadcast LIVE at 4:00 pm EST daily @ "http://www.nyx.com/marketmonitor"

11/25/09 The Toyota Motor Corporation announced Wednesday that it will replace accelerator pedals on about 4 million recalled vehicles in the United States, the company's largest ever in the United States.

11/25/09 Front month crude prices staged another rally this session as the US dollar fell to a 15-month low against the euro.

Investors continue to send the markets higher as more economic data was released this week supporting hopes of a V-shaped recovery. Existing home sales beat estimates on Monday and jobless claims fell more than expected on Wednesday, leading the general market to rally on both days.

The USD declined, touching multi-month lows against the EUR and JPY. U.S. economic data came in mixed, ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.

Confusion about the ex-div date for Brazilian Telecommunications Corporation (TBH) yesterday caused shares to rally, followed by a halt in trading at around 11:30am. Today, shares of Brazilian Telecommunications are now trading down over sixteen and three quarters percent.

The latest news and information on U.S. stocks that are moving the market.

Upscale retailers Tiffany and J. Crew bolster the sector with better-than-expected results, with analysts saying the luster may be returning to the luxury category. Andria Cheng reports.

11/25/09 The US dollar continued to slide this session on Fed signals that pushed the Japanese yen to reach near a 14 year trading high against the greenback.

J. Crew (JCG) shares are getting a boost Wednesday after the retailer reported it had more than doubled its profits in the third quarter.

11/25/09 Tiffany and Co. announced Wednesday that despite falling 3Q sales, earnings came in better-than-expected. Therefore allowing Tiffany and Co. to raise its full year outlook.

The latest in news, commentary, and information on what's moving the US equities markets.

11/25/09 The major Asian/Pacific martkets were all on the upside this session, led mostly by rises in commodity-related and export stocks.

The News Hub panel looks at the prospects for this year's Black Friday -- the key shopping day for retailers -- and takes a look at weekly jobless claims and other top stories.

The dollar has fallen below the 88 Yen mark for the first time in 10-months with inflation worries both in the U.S. and Japan.

While most major stock markets are rebounding in 2009, Japan's is a notable laggard. Hong Kong Bureau Chief Peter Stein discusses with Asia Heard on the Street Editor Mohammed Hadi the reasons for Japan's underperformance.

The FDIC's insurance fund posted a loss of $8.2 billion in 3Q of 2009. The agency added 136 insured banks to its list of "problem" banks.

The stories,data, and stocks that may have the greatest impact during the next trading session.

Facebook establishes a dual-class stock structure, a move that helps lay the groundwork for an eventual IPO. WSJ's Jessica Vascellaro discusses the latest on The News Hub.

A weak dollar has driven hot money into farm commodities, but prices have outrun fundamentals, Barrons.com's Bob O'Brien argues.

The News Hub discusses the future of General Motors following its latest failed attempt to shed one of its brands and become leaner. Plus, New York's highest court rules it's lawful for a state agency to seize private land to build an NBA arena. WSJ's Editorial Board writer Stephen...

11/24/09 The latest in news, commentary, and information on what's moving the US equities markets. Watch this broadcast LIVE at 4:00 pm EST daily @ "http://www.nyx.com/marketmonitor"

11/24/09 Front month crude prices dropped this session as weak US economic data did little to spur interest in energy shares.

11/24/09 McDonald's announced Monday that it will trade in it's trademark red background behind its golden arches in favor of a hunter green to emphasize the company's moves to become more environmentally friendly.

Merck announced a $3 billion share buy back today. The company said buyback will go to its treasury, and the purchase will be made in the open market as well as in private deals.