U.S. airlines prep plane orders; AMR said to be close
By Kyle Peterson
Alcoa Wins $1 Billion Deal With Airbus
Shares of Alcoa surged as the aluminum producer announced a multiyear contract valued at about $1 billion to supply Airbus's new, lighter alloys for commercial aircraft.
Intl Paper Offers $30.60/Share for Temple-Inland
International Paper said it offered to buy Temple-Inland for $30.60 a share in cash.
Graham Packing Receives $1.6B Buyout Offer
Graham Packing Company said it received an unsolicited proposal from a third party to to buy the plastic container supplier for roughly $1.64 billion in cash.
Owens-Illinois Sinks on Lowered 2Q Guidance
Shares of Owens-Illinois slumped after the company downgraded its second-quarter earnings view.
Economic factors seen crimping May retail sales
By Martinne Geller
Government Ruling Sends Education Stocks Jumping
Wall Street cheered a softer-than-expected ruling from the Department of Justice in favor of for-profit education stocks.
DryShips Gets Goldman Bump; Shares Climb 7%
Goldman upgraded DryShips to "buy" from "neutral" on the stock's more appealing valuation.
Gobbledygook stumps financial professionals too
By Mike Miller
Carpenter Tech to Pay $588M in Latrobe Buy
Carpenter Technology is acquiring high-performance materials maker Latrobe for $558 million in cash and stock.
Sealed Air Wraps Up Diversey in $2.9B Buyout
Sealed Air said it has agreed to acquire cleaning products company Diversey for $2.9 billion.
Smart Money: Promise, drama in Yahoo's Asian assets
By Alexei Oreskovic
AMR eyes American Eagle spin-off
By Kyle Peterson
Warren Buffett buying in down market: Fortune
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett has been buying amid this week's sharp declines in the market, and has not yet seen anything that suggests another downturn is emerging, the legendary investor told Fortune magazine.
Ralcorp Scoops Up Sara Lee's Frozen Dough Unit for $545M
Ralcorp has inked a deal to buy the North American refrigerated dough business from Sara Lee for $545 million in its ongoing effort to revamp operations as it struggles to keep pace with rising raw material costs.
Mitsubishi Heavy no plan on merger talks with Hitachi: report
TOKYO (Reuters) - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' president said there is no plan to start merger talks with Hitachi , the Mainichi daily reported on Monday.
High-end retail shunned by investors favoring bargains
By Brad Dorfman and Phil Wahba
Consumer confidence dips to new low: analyst
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Consumer confidence fell sharply this month, touching its weakest level in over a year and signaling that recent volatility in financial markets has curbed the enthusiasm of higher-income shoppers, according to data released on Wednesday by Consumer Edge Research.
Insight: Investors say Buffett might go all-in on China's BYD
By Ben Berkowitz
Analysis: Recession II? Probably not, staffing execs say
By Nick Zieminski
