Standard & Poor's
http://www2.standardandpoors.comStandard & Poor’s, a division of McGraw-Hill (NYSE: MHP), produces financial research and analysis on stocks and bonds. It provides credit ratings on public and private corporations and is designated as a Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization (NRSRO) by the SEC. The firm’s long-term credit ratings range from “AAA” to “D” and its short-term credit ratings range from “A-1” to “D”. Standard & Poor’s also publishes indexes including the S&P 500.
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Dow Jones, Nasdaq, S&P 500 weekly preview: Focus on debt ceiling talks
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UPDATE: UBS Upgrades Waste Management (WM) to Buy, 'Buying Opportunity'
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Waste Management (WM) PT Raised to $85 at Credit Suisse; Should Trade at Premium to RSG
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Barclays Downgrades Waste Management (WM) to Equalweight
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Wedbush Downgrades Waste Management (WM) to Neutral
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Market Wrap: Home Prices Gain at Slower Pace; Twitter Soars in Q2; Ford Opts for Apple
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S&P Upgrades Waste Management (WM) to 'A-'; Outlook Stable
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Rosenstein's JANA Partners Shows New Stakes in Boeing (BA), Groupon (GRPN), Zynga (ZNGA) (more...)
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Republic Services (RSG) May Return Multiples as Housing, Economy Firm - Barron's
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George Soros' Hedge Fund Slashes Stake In Gold ETF (GLD), Raises Stake in Citi (C) and AT&T (T)
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Stocks Up As Bailout Plan Now Likely
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Blood On Wall Street As Bailout Plan Fails
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Top 10 News Items 9/22-9/26: Markets Still Waiting for Deal on Bailout Plan; R.I.P. WaMu; Buffett Takes $5B Stake in Goldman
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Pre-Open Movers 9/26: Financials Trashed As WaMu (WM) Fails, Bailout Plan Stalls (WB, NCC, C)
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Stocks and Dollar Hammered, Gold and Oil Jump
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Stocks Surge On Financial Fix-Up, Short Selling Ban (Update)
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Unusual 11 Mid-Day Movers 9/16: WM, MER, DAL, ACLI Higher; PDRT, AIG, TRGT, OI Lower
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WaMu's (WM) counterparty credit rating cut to Junk by S&P - Bloomberg
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Unusual 11 Mid-Day Movers 9/10: ACBA, AVAV, STLD, RBN Higher; ENCO, DTG, GFIG, WM Lower
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Standard & Poor's Lowers Expected 2008 Dividend Payment From S&P 500 List of Companies
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S&P Says Dividend Cuts Most in 18 Years

