In another bad sign for the consumer-electronics retailers, HHGregg shares lose almost two-fifths of their value after the Indianapolis-based company forecasts a wider first-quarter loss on an unexpected drop in sales. See full story.
Google tablet costs $152 to build, analysis showsGoogle�s tablet costs $152 to build, slightly higher than the cost for Amazon.com�s Kindle Fire, according to a tear-down analysis. See full story.
Netflix caught between speaking up and shutting upVideo-streaming leader sets viewing records, but is still trying to recover from several missteps and stock-price declines. See full story.
Municipal bonds discount San Bernardino bankruptcyMunicipal bond investors shrug off the latest California city to declare bankruptcy � San Bernardino � as the broader market continues to perform relatively well. �We�re going to have bankruptcies here and there,� says one analyst. See full story.
Goldcorp stock drops 10% on mine setbacksGoldcorp Inc.�s U.S. shares Wednesday are on track to post their worst one-day loss since the peak of the financial crisis as analysts slashed outlooks after the Canadian gold miner�s warning on weaker output. See full story.
MARKETWATCH COMMENTARYOne thing that�s far more worrisome than the to-be-expected light summer trading volume is the recently bearish behavior of corporate insiders, writes Mark Hulbert. See full story.
MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCEIt�s a situation that seems to defy supply-and-demand logic: If there�s more demand in the housing market, wouldn�t the cost of borrowing funds to buy a home be significantly on the rise? See full story.
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