eBay, Gilead Sciences: S&P Gainers

NEW YORK (TheStreet) — eBay and Gilead Sciences were the two best-performing stocks in the S&P 500 on Thursday. The S&P 500 fell 8.22 points, or 0.59%, Thursday to 1,376.92. Shares of eBay rose 13.24% Thursday to $40.62. The online marketplace operator reported after the close on Wednesday first-quarter earnings …

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US Stocks Decline as Economic Reports Offset Earnings – BusinessWeek

Proactive Investors USA & Canada US Stocks Decline as Economic Reports Offset EarningsBusinessWeekBy Nikolaj Gammeltoft and Inyoung Hwang on April 19, 2012 US stocks retreated for a second day as disappointing economic data and concern over Europe's debt crisis overshadowed better-than-forecast earnings from companies including EBay Inc. (EBAY) …U.S. Stocks …

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The World Has Gone to the Dogs – Huffington Post (blog)

The World Has Gone to the DogsHuffington Post (blog)One of the nicest parts of working here at the Beverly Hills' AOL/Huffington Post office has been the bring-your-dog-to-work policy. It basically allows dogs to sleep at the feet of their people all day long with the understanding that everyone keeps … …

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CBO: Food Stamp Rolls Explode By 70 percent – Catholic Online

The Inquisitr CBO: Food Stamp Rolls Explode By 70 percentCatholic OnlineBy Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) Forty-five million people in the United States received Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits – more commonly known as food stamps, a 70 percent increase from 2007. The Congressional Budget Office …CBO: Cost of food stamp …

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What if Sumner post office closes?

SUMNER — An early morning at the Sumner Post Office is quiet. The radio plays, announcing the day’s news, and every person who comes in is greeted by name and sometimes with a laugh and a little story. Most go in to collect their mail from one of the 76 …

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The Washington Post – Washington Post

The Washington PostWashington PostThe German post office was privatized in 1995, acquired the express delivery firm DHL, sold off most post office buildings and today mostly operates from counters in retail stores. Unlike the US Postal Service, the German postal company is not burdened …and more » More: continued here

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