Dow lower on weak GDP data, Fitch eurozone downgrade

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  Fri 1:08 pm

  TSX barely moves as US GDP data disappoints, RIM rallies

  Toronto's main market was barely above flat Friday afternoon after US GDP data disappointed investors.

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  Fri 11:00 am

  Dow down as US GDP results miss

  Though expanding at the fastest pace in one and a half years, US gross domestic product grew at a 2.8 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter of 2011 - below expectations, leading US equities lower Friday.

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  Fri 10:32 am

  PJX Resources initial Dewdney Trail results promising, drilling ahead

  Dewdney Trail currently contains newly identified large tonnage gold prospects that are 8 kilometers upstream from Wildhorse Creek, and include five primary mineralized zones that the company has identified at Spirit, Tac, Lewis, Jack Leg and Dew Drop.

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  Fri 8:31 am

  Ford posts Q4 earnings hike, but misses estimates

  Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:F) posted its eleventh consecutive quarterly profit, helped by a one-time tax gain.

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  Fri 7:53 am

  Starbucks brews up Q4 earnings that beat the Street

  Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX), the world’s largest coffee-shop chain, said late Thursday that first-quarter earnings rose 10 percent as consumers bought more specialty beverages during the holiday season.

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  Fri 7:40 am

  Dow seen opening higher ahead of US data, Starbucks, Ford in focus

  US equity markets looked set to open higher Friday as investors continue to monitor Europe's debt crisis and await the latest US economic growth data.

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  Thu 2:56 pm

  EurOmax Resources added to "watch list" by Euro Pacific Canada

  EurOmax Resources (CVE:EOX) was added to Euro Pacific Canada's "watch list" Thursday, after the junior mineral explorer announced Wednesday that it has gained 100 percent control of its Ilovitza copper-gold porphyry project in Macedonia.

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  Thu 1:14 pm

  Ocean Equities says Sunridge Gold's Asmara update supports growth potential

  Ocean Equities said Thursday that a recent drilling update from Sunridge Gold (CVE:SGC)(OTCQX:SGCNF) supports the view that resources could grow at the company's Asmara project in Eritrea.