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• Wall Street Again Struggles to Find a Footing (at New York Times)
  Shares initially gained after a rise in retail sales was reported, but slipped after a disappointing report on January?s business inventories.
• Stocks to Watch: Stocks in focus for Monday (at MarketWatch)
  Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trading Monday are Apple, Citigroup and Exxon Mobil.
• Summary Box: Lehman found to use artifice (AP)
  FALL OF A WALL STREET TITAN: The investment bank Lehman Brothers, saddled with tens of billions of dollars of troubled assets, collapsed into bankruptcy in September 2008. Its fall precipitated the financial meltdown.
• Flat Week Ends for ETFs and Stocks (at SmartMoney)
  
• Retail Stocks Surge (at Seeking Alpha)
  
• Stocks Gain for Week; S&P Holds Onto 1,150 (at CNBC)
  Stocks struggled Friday but managed to pull off a gain for the week, with the S&P holding a 17-month high at 1,150.
• RPT-US SMALL/MIDCAPS-Mid caps post best run since 1991 (at Reuters)
  * Mid caps post best winning streak in 18 years * Retailer earnings boost * S&P MidCap 400 up 0.2 pct, S&P SmallCap 600 up 0.02
• US stocks flat despite strong retail figures (at Financial Times)
  US stocks were flat on Friday in spite of surprisingly strong retail sales data and positive employment figures from Canada.
• US Stocks Rise for Second Consecutive Week (at CNBC)
  US Stocks rose for the second consecutive week, with the S&P 500 Index and NASDAQ Composite reaching a new high for the year on Thursday, March 11.
• Solid economic data give positive backdrop (at Financial Times)
  22:30 GMT: A record rise in eurozone industrial production and Wall Street s move on Thursday to fresh 17-month highs made global investors sanguine about the present. But they continue to be unsure of where to turn next.
• Stocks Dawdle, but Rise on Week (at TheStreet.com)
  Stocks hugged the flat line Friday after March consumer sentiment dipped, though February retail sales data came in ahead of estimates.
• Stocks in focus for Monday (at MarketWatch)
  Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trading Monday are Apple, Citigroup and Exxon Mobil.
• Telecom Stocks: Ericsson gains, but most telecoms fall (at MarketWatch)
  Ericsson and Nokia Corp. are among the few telecommunications stocks to advance, though the sector performed well for the entire week.
• Wall Street ends flat after mixed data (Reuters)
  Mixed consumer and retail data kept stocks near break even on Friday, but major indexes edged higher for a second straight week.
• US STOCKS-Wall Street ends flat after mixed data (at Reuters)
  * Feb. retail sales up, but March consumer sentiment slips * Major indexes post second straight weekly gains * Dow up 0.12 pct, S&P off 0.02 pct, Nasdaq off 0.03 pct
• Tech Stocks: Tech stocks claim some late gains in mixed session (at MarketWatch)
  Like broader market, sector has difficulty holding on to steady gains.
• These Large Bank Stocks Are Poised to Rise: Strategist (at CNBC)
  Over the week, shares of Citigroup and AIG stocks rose over 15 and 25 percent, respectively. Are there more gains to come in these names? John Brady, senior vice president at MF Global, and Jamie Cox, managing partner at Harris Financial, shared their insights.
• US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Wall St flat as economy sends mixed signals (at Reuters)
  U.S. stocks closed little changed on Friday after mixed consumer and retail data, but major indexes edged higher for a second straight week.
• U.S. stocks post second straight week of gains (at MarketWatch)
  U.S. stock indexes on Friday tallied a second week of gains in wrapping up a session stuck nearly at neutral. The market is almost unchanged and reflects today s good news in retail sales and bad news in consumer confidence, said Hugh Johnson, chairman of Johnson Illington Advisors.The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 12.85 points to 10,624.69, leaving it 0.6% higher from the week-ago close.
• Burger King Leads Bull Market s Late Bloomers (at CNBC)
  With the S&P 500 at a 17-month high investors are buying Burger King and some of the other few stocks that fell or underperformed the index the last 12 months in a bid they will catch-up and fuel the next leg of this bull market.
• Potash upgrades put commodity in spotlight (at MarketWatch)
  Shares of potash stocks soar on Friday after Potash Corp. s raising its earnings outlook. Analysts say demand for the fertilizer ingredient is rising faster than expected this year.
• Stocks Close Flat, Rally Sputtering (at SmartMoney)
  
• Retail Stocks: Retail stocks rise as sales offset sentiment (at MarketWatch)
  Better-than-expected sales in February help offset disappointing consumer sentiment, giving hope that the recovery for shoppers is on track.
• Biotech Stocks: Abbott, Pfizer, Roche move lower (at MarketWatch)
  Abbott Laboratories pace drug stocks fall as shares of the medical products conglomerate lose ground on an analyst downgrade.
• Energy Stocks: Oil service sector stocks withstand crude sell-off (at MarketWatch)
  Stocks fall off opening gains as a report on shrinking optimism among U.S. consumers drags the broader stock market into the red and trims an earlier advance by crude-oil prices.
• Stocks Struggle After Mixed Consumer Reports (at CNBC)
  Stocks struggled Friday as investors digested mixed readings on the consumer: Retail sales rose unexpectedly last month, while consumer sentiment softened.