More fallout from the Facebook IPO and earnings from Dell and HP were the talk of the tech world this week.

Gas prices could dip much lower if Greece exits the euro, but that move could prove problematic for the president.

Unless stocks stage a major rally, investors will likely be relieved to put May in the rearview mirror.

Cramer discusses some of the lessons he learned about investing from 30 years of trading.

Wall Street ends the week on a down note as persistent eurozone worries keep buyers at bay ahead of the long Memorial Day weekend.

Nuance Communications was a leading decliner within the technology sector, falling 12 cents (-0.6%) to $20.71 on light volume.

Lockheed Martin Corporation was a leading decliner within the industrial goods sector, falling 66 cents (-0.8%) to $82.71 on average volume.

U.S. Bancorp was a leading decliner within the financial sector, falling 20 cents (-0.6%) to $30.93 on light volume.

Avon Products was a leading decliner within the consumer goods sector, falling 13 cents (-0.8%) to $16.59 on light volume.

Schlumberger was a leading decliner within the basic materials sector, falling 44 cents (-0.7%) to $65.41 on light volume.

Arena Pharmaceuticals was a leading decliner within the health care sector, falling 4 cents (-0.7%) to $6 on light volume.

Tiffany was a leading decliner within the services sector, falling $1.27 (-2.2%) to $56.32 on heavy volume.

American Water Works was a leading decliner within the utilities sector, falling 18 cents (-0.5%) to $34.06 on light volume.

Target was a winner within the services sector, rising 37 cents (0.7%) to $57.62 on average volume.

Cigna was a winner within the health care sector, rising 41 cents (0.9%) to $44.50 on light volume.

SPX Corporation was a winner within the industrial goods sector, rising 40 cents (0.5%) to $74.60 on average volume.

Catalyst Health Solutions was a winner within the financial sector, rising $1.29 (1.5%) to $87.63 on average volume.

Altera was a winner within the technology sector, rising 66 cents (2%) to $34.42 on light volume.

Marathon Oil was a winner within the basic materials sector, rising 41 cents (1.6%) to $25.29 on average volume.

Mead Johnson Nutrition Company was a winner within the consumer goods sector, rising 83 cents (1%) to $83.02 on average volume.

Desks have cleared out early into the long weekend, but will return to a short-week heavy on economic data.

The Buffalo, N.Y. lender's shares rose over 1% amid low market trading volume, heading into the long holiday weekend.

Carl Icahn has amassed a 7.6% stake in shares of Chesapeake Energy and wants to place as many as 4 directors on the company's board.

The Dow component that led the way higher today was Intel (Nasdaq: INTC ), which sported a nine-cent gain (+0.3%) bringing the stock to $25.74. Holding the Dow back today was International Business Machines ...

Breadth within the Dow was negative with 22 of the index's 30 components posting losses.

Abhi Talwalkar, the CEO of semiconductor specialist LSI, explains how demand for Flash storage technology is paving the way to future growth.

Critics argue that Dimon's presence on the board of the NY Fed is a conflict of interest.

Holding back the Dow today is Boeing (NYSE: BA ), which is lagging the broader Dow index with a $1 decline (-1.4%) bringing the stock to $70.39.

A look at the day's most searched trends on the Web, Talbots after Sycamore Partners backed out of the $3.05 per share deal to acquire the company.

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The Dow component leading the way higher looks to be Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ), which is sporting a 27-cent gain (+1.2%) bringing the stock to $22.04.

One analyst lays out Apple's road-map for the next three years and how the stock could go to $1,000.

The most difficult financial planning conversation for a family is also the one you can't delay having.

If small business owners were fighting a resource war it might be over the scarce commodity known as the cafe power outlet.

The Dow component leading the way higher looks to be Wal-Mart Stores (NYSE: WMT ), which is sporting a 17-cent gain (+0.3%) bringing the stock to $65.24.

Higher interest rates will do more good for savers than they will do damage to borrowers.

Marek Fuchs, senior contributing analyst at TheStreet, eats up McDonald's. Plus, the week's performance review.

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European banks will sell an estimated $380 million to $760 billion in commercial real estate loans over the next five years, leading to investing and lending opportunities for several U.S. players, according ...

Sycamore Partners informs Talbots it isn't prepared to go through with a $3.05-per share deal to acquire the company.

Sterne Agee analyst Matthew Kelley on Friday projected that in a takeout scenario, the troubled Hudson City Bancorp would command a price of $8.25 a share.

Despite increased risk out of Europe, Jeff Christian of CPM Group believes gold could go down to $1480.

While it lacks the flash of its rivals, Atmel packs a big punch for potentially big gains.

Overused buzzwords; fast-casual leads restaurant industry; will Twitter supersede email marketing?

Marek Fuchs, senior contributing analyst at TheStreet, is in a huff on Tiffany.

Tuesday, May 29, 2012 is the ex-dividend date for Dow component (NYSE:HD).

If Tiffany is a bellwether of the wealthy, then luxury doesn't look so hot.

The stock is one of the worst performers in the S&P 500 intraday Friday.