Dow lower on Greek bailout doubts, Hewlett-Packard in focus

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  Wed 2:37 pm

  Bacterin expected to generate "high revenue growth" in 2012, says Northland Capital

  Bacterin (AMEX:BONE) received Wednesday initial analyst coverage from Northland Capital Markets, which started the developer of bone graft material and antimicrobial coatings with an outperform rating and a bullish $4.80 price target.

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  Wed 1:58 pm

  TSX ticks up despite weak Europe, China data, Rogers in focus

  Toronto's main market edged up slightly on Wednesday afternoon after taking a dip into the red earlier, as equities were under pressure after weak economic data from both Europe and China.

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  Wed 1:41 pm

  Solitario unveils "robusts economics" of Centennial Gold deposit

  Solitario Exploration & Royalty Corp.(TSE:SLR)(AMEX:XPL) and Ely Gold & Minerals (CVE:ELY) announced positive feasibility study results on the Centennial gold deposit situated on the Mount Hamilton property in Nevada.

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  Wed 12:08 pm

  Longreach Oil & Gas: Tapping into the huge potential of Morocco

  One of the earliest entrants to Morocco, Longreach Oil & Gas (CVE:LOI) has spent the past five years building an impressive landholding in what chief operating officer Andrew Benitz describes as the “last under-explored basin in North Africa”.

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  Wed 11:43 am

  Sunridge Gold "significantly" increases indicated resource for Adi Nefas, Eritrea

  Sunridge Gold (CVE:SGC) Wednesday announced a new independent resource estimate for the Adi Nefas zinc-gold-copper volcanogenic-massive-sulphide (VMS) deposit at its 100 percent-owned Asmara project in Eritrea.

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  Wed 9:45 am

  Rogers boosts Q4 profit by 8%, hikes dividend by 11%

  Rogers Communications (TSE:RCI.B) (NYSE:RCI) said Wednesday that fourth quarter net profits rose eight percent as wireless revenue grew two percent on a record number of new smartphone customers and iPhone activations.

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  Wed 7:52 am

  Dell stock sinks 6% as Q4 earnings dip

  Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) shares were down 6 percent premarket after the computer maker late Tuesday reported that profit dropped and that its sales forecast would be weaker than anticipated.

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  Wed 7:37 am

  Dow seen opening lower on Greek pessimism, Dell, Toll Brothers in focus

  US equity markets looked set to open lower Wednesday with investors reluctant to press for further gains a day after the Dow briefly topped the 13,000 level for the first time since 2008 and on doubts that Greece's newest bailout will be enough.