(AEOS) American Eagle outfitters s-s-s +14%.
(ANN) Ann Taylor s-s-s -4.3%.
(BEBE) Bebe Stores NOV s-s-s +5.8%.
(CACH) Cache NOV s-s-s +5%.
(CBK) Christopher & Banks NOV s-s-s -8%.
(CTR) Cato s-s-s -6% in NOV.
(DELL) Dell signed Samsung for 27" LCD panel supply pact.
(DF) Dean Foods increased share buyback by $300M.
(DGIN) Digital Insight being acquired by Intuit for some $39 per share.
(DSW) DSW $0.36 EPS vs $0.26e.
(FEIC) FEI Corp will have 8+ million shares sold by Philips Electronics.
(FINL) Finish Line s-s-s -3.3%, sees current quarter losses slightly narrower than expected.
(FRED) Fred’s NOV s-s-s -2%.
(FRK) Florida Rock $0.80 EPS vs $0.75e.
(GES) Guess NOV s-s-s +12.1%.
(GPS) Gap Stores s-s-s -8% in NOV.
(HNZ) Heinz $0.59 EPS vs $0.60e.
(IM) Ingram Micro reaffirmed guidance.
(JOSB) Jos. A. Banks NOV s-s-s +9.6%.
(JWN) Nordstroms +5% s-s-s in NOV.
(LTD) Limited NOV s-s-s +12%.
(NLST) Netlist IPO of 6.25M shares priced at $7.00, low end of range.
(NWS) News Corpo may spend 4 Billion Euros for Italian broadban player Fastweb.
(NWY) New York & Co. NOV s-s-s -2.8%.
(NYT) New York Times down 3%as Greenberg said he has no intention of increasing stake, although CNBC’s Gasparino said there is a chance he’ll go after them anyway.
(PFE) Pfizer is raising guidance for the year to $2.05 vs $2.00e; high single digit EPS gains in 2007 & 2008.
(PLCE) Childrens Place NOV s-s-s +12%.
(PSUN) Pacific Sunwear NOV s-s-s -3.8%.
(RAI) Reynolds America announced new president as Lynn Beasly will retire in 2007.
(SCSS) Select Comfort lowered guidance.
(SHRP) Sharper Image NOV s-s-s -27%.
(SMRT) Steinmart NOV s-s-s +3.8%.
(SNPS) Synopsys $0.21 EPS vs $0.19e.
(TINY) Harris & Harris filed to sell 4M shares.
(TIVO) TiVo traded down 5% afterbeating top line numbers.
(WMT) Wal-Mart sees DEC s-s-s flat to +1%.
(WTSLA) Wet Seal NOV s-s-s +5.5%.
(WWAT) WorldWater & Power gets share investment from Emcore (EMKR).
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