2. Stocks wavered in thin, volatile trading Wednesday as skepticism grew over the EU leaders' ability to reach a resolution to the region's sovereign debt problems at the summit in Brussels, overshadowing a handful of positive earnings and economic news.
3. Broad Agreement on 9% Capital Ratio for Banks: Draft EU Leaders' Statement.
4. Boeing EPS $1.46 vs $1.10 Estimated.
5. Greek Bond Writedown of 50% Pretty Much a Done Deal: Sources.
6. Durable Goods Orders Fall 0.8% in September, Which Is Slightly Less than Expected.
7. Lower House of German Parliament Approves Motion to Strengthen EFSF.
8. Stocks opened higher Wednesday as investors grew hopeful that EU leaders could strike an agreement on a lasting plan to tackle the region's debt crisis and following a stronger-than-expected durable goods orders report.
All 30 Dow components opened higher, led by Boeing and Alcoa.
8. Stocks rebounded in volatile trading Wednesday to close near session highs as investors were encouraged over several reports that pointed to a progress in the European debt talks.
Boeing soared, while Microsoft finished lower.
9. Visa reported earnings of $1.27 a share on revenue of $2.38 billion. Earnings beat analyst expectations but revenue fell short. Shares slipped.
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