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Harris Financial's Beck said the earnings reports could be a turning point for the market.

This benefit, analysts say, is likely to be evident in German car makers' second-quarter earnings reports due later this month.

Alcoa's earnings reports are closely watched because its varied customer base provides a snapshot of a broad range of other industries.

That makes it likely that this week's earnings reports will be similarly upbeat.

With a slew of recent, promising earnings reports, Japan's economy has recovered faster than many expected from the disaster.

The performance wasn't disclosed in earnings reports by the companies, which usually combine commodities results with currencies and bonds.

If earnings reports continue to surprise the market, a major break through in the share market is now in sight.

But some of those earnings reports look a little . . . funny.

Second-quarter corporate-earnings reports are mostly done now, and many companies are putting off other announcements until after Labor Day.

The current round of quarterly earnings reports, however, suggests carriers may be hanging up on growth.

Wednesday's earnings reports from Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley may close the circle on a brief moment of glory for financials.

The market declines on Tuesday also occurred against the backdrop of corporate earnings reports.

Shares in Europe were trading higher following a batch of strong corporate earnings reports.

European markets rose following the earnings reports from Alcoa and CSX, which were released after markets closed Monday.

Millward Brown takes as a starting point the value that companies put on their own main brands as intangibles in their earnings reports.

while stronger earnings reports from European banks lifted shares of financial companies.

Competing positive and negative earnings reports tempered each other, keeping the markets range-bound.

A series of surprisingly strong earnings reports this week have underscored that momentum.

For most packaged-goods firms, recent earnings reports were grim.

The latest earnings reports added to the market's darkening view of the economy.

They rise when investors think future earnings reports will be strong.

This week's key earnings reports include several banks, scheduled to release Q4 earnings.

One thing that has been helping this along is a series of surprisingly robust U. S. earnings reports.

No major economic or earnings reports are due out Monday.

At the same time, corporate announcements, including earnings reports for the past six weeks, have largely showed companies are doing well.

Surprisingly strong earnings reports sparked a Dow rally of nearly 12% over the past 2 weeks.

Hong Kong investors, like their U. S. counterparts, will have a slew of first-quarter earnings reports to digest.

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