• China's 2014 growth in focus as leaders met on reform plans

  BEIJING (Reuters) - China's leaders began mapping out their economic and reform plans for 2014 behind closed doors on Tuesday, and would have drawn confidence from data showing the economy has sustained momentum from a mid-year pick-up into the final quarter.

• Thousands gather for Mandela service

  Obama among world leaders attending 'celebration' of statesman's life as thousands of South Africans gather in Soweto to say goodbye to the country's first black president

• Insiders Are Selling DexCom: 7 Different Insiders Have Sold Shares During The Last 30 Days

  By Markus Aarnio : In this article, I will feature one medical device company that has seen intensive insider selling during the last 30 days. Intensive insider selling can be defined by the following three criteria: The stock was sold by three or more insiders within one month. The stock was not…

• Lululemon names new CEO; founder Chip Wilson to step down

  (Reuters) - High-end yoga-wear retailer Lululemon Athletica Inc named Lauren Potdevin as its chief executive and said founder Chip Wilson will step down as non-executive chairman.

• Volvo to sell rental unit in $1.1 billion deal

  STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - World number two truck maker Volvo said on Tuesday it had agreed to sell its machine rental business in North America, Volvo Rents, to U.S. private equity firm Platinum Equity for about 7.2 billion Swedish crowns ($1.1 billion).

• Poland agrees compensation with Boeing over Dreamliners: minister

  WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish flagship carrier LOT has agreed with U.S. plane maker Boeing on compensation for the faults that grounded its 787 Dreamliner jets, Treasury Minister Wlodzimierz Karpinski was quoted as saying by local media on Tuesday.

• Tui Travel hit by one-off costs

  Travel company Tui, which owns Thomson and First Choice, sees profits slip thanks to weak French sales and a restructuring in its activity division.

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• U.S. set to adopt Volcker rule to curb bank trading gambles

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators are set on Tuesday to approve a rule to rein in risky trading by banks, a crucial part of their efforts to reform Wall Street and prevent another costly taxpayer bailout.

• Bridgepoint Education: 5 Different Insiders Have Sold Shares During The Last 30 Days

  By Markus Aarnio : In this article, I will feature one postsecondary education company that has seen intensive insider selling during the last 30 days. Intensive insider selling can be defined by the following three criteria: The stock was sold by three or more insiders within one month. The stock…

• Why Google Compute Engine Is The Right Move

  By Troy Jensen : Two weeks back at Google I/O , Google ( GOOG ) announced the release of their infrastructure services offering called Google Compute Engine . This is a pretty interesting move from Google who is late in the infrastructure game compared to Amazon Web Services or, even, Microsoft…

• Geron Corporation - Shareholder/Analyst Call

  Geron Corporation ( GERN ) December 09, 2013 7:30 pm ET Executives John A. Scarlett - Chief Executive Officer, President and Director Xiaolin Wang Analysts Cory William Kasimov - JP Morgan Chase & Co, Research Division Brian Klein - Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Research Division Brian…

• Still Not Buying Google, Why We Are Waiting On Twitter, And What's Next For The Market

  By GOOG ) in our daily deeper look. We want to update our GOOG 12-month price target as the year ends and 2014 is starting to take shape. The Oxen Group covers both companies year round, and we want to update our current pricing to reflect recent occurrences. In our Company News section, we will…

• China data defy slowdown forecasts

  Latest readings confirm world's second-largest economy remains in good health and has once again defied predictions for a more pronounced slowdown