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U.S. stocks fell, after the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index climbed to a five-year high, as investors awaited the start of the corporate earnings season tomorrow.
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Rubicon Technology Inc. , the largest U.S. sapphire maker, rose the most in two months after analysts said they don’t expect new competitors to drive down prices.
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Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. had rallied 40 percent from its spinoff when Adnaan Ahmad started covering the stock with a “sell” rating. The mobile-phone maker has lost nearly all its gain since his Jan. 21 report.
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SunPower Corp. and First Solar Inc., the largest U.S. solar manufacturers, are boosting efforts to expand in new markets as slowing demand in mature regions pulled down third-quarter revenue.
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Solar energy stocks fell today as analysts said that cuts to incentive programs in Europe may drive down prices and demand for panels that convert sunlight into electricity.
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The solar-equipment industry has begun its biggest consolidation in at least two years as photovoltaic systems plunge in price, forcing weaker companies to team with competitors or close shop.
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Investors should sell First Solar Inc. shares and buy bullish options to profit from a rally by the world’s biggest maker of solar power modules while limiting their risk on alternative energy, JPMorgan Chase & Co. said.
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The U.S. Commerce Department set duties from 13.74 percent to 26 percent on imports of wind towers from China used by the energy industry, siding with U.S. manufacturers including Broadwind Energy Inc.
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Steering clear of Citrix Systems Inc., First Solar Inc., Franklin Resources Inc. and Red Hat Inc. would help put U.S. stock investors on the right course for next year, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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