NASDAQ Company directory

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Zanett Inc. (ZANE)
ZANE Business Services, 194 employees
ZAREBA SYSTEMS INC (ZRBA)
ZRBA Industrial Electrical Equipment, 133 employees
Zebra Technologies Corporation (ZBRA)
ZBRA Computer Peripherals, 2500 employees
Zevex International, Inc. (ZVXI)
ZVXI Medical Appliances & Equipment, 158 employees
Zhone Technologies, Inc. (ZHNE)
ZHNE Communication Equipment, 520 employees
Zi Corporation (ZICA)
ZICA Telecom Services - Foreign, 104 employees
Zila, Inc. (ZILA)
ZILA Drug Related Products, 157 employees
ZiLOG, Inc. (ZILG)
ZILG Semiconductor - Broad Line, 501 employees
Zions Bancorporation (ZION)
ZION Regional - Pacific Banks, 10102 employees
ZipRealty, Inc. (ZIPR)
ZIPR Real Estate Development, 1556 employees
Zix Corporation (ZIXI)
ZIXI Internet Software & Services, 213 employees
Zoll Medical Corporation (ZOLL)
ZOLL Medical Appliances & Equipment, 965 employees
Zoltek Companies, Inc. (ZOLT)
ZOLT Industrial Electrical Equipment, 800 employees
Zomax Incorporated (ZOMX)
ZOMX Management Services, 1000 employees
Zonagen, Inc. (ZONA)
ZONA , 0 employees
Zones Inc. (ZONS)
ZONS Catalog & Mail Order Houses, 577 employees
Zoom Technologies, Inc. (ZOOM)
ZOOM Communication Equipment, 127 employees
Zoran Corporation (ZRAN)
ZRAN Semiconductor - Specialized, 1094 employees
Zumiez Inc. (ZUMZ)
ZUMZ Apparel Stores, 554 employees
Zygo Corporation (ZIGO)
ZIGO Scientific & Technical Instruments, 526 employees
ZymoGenetics, Inc. (ZGEN)
ZGEN Biotechnology, 468 employees

Industry news

Investors Pummel Facebook
Facebook shares skidded on their second day on the stock market, leaving some investors in the red and raising questions about whether the company and its lead banker, Morgan Stanley, botched the deal. Read

Computer Trading Takes Human Turn
One of Wall Street's quant pioneers, Robert C. Jones, is changing his tune—somewhat. The answer to improving the computer-driven stock-trading model is to weave in research from analysts, but to leave out the biases and emotions that can creep into final trading decisions. Read

U.S. Stocks End Losing Streak
The Nasdaq Composite index rose the most since December as hopes of political progress in Greece and talk of government efforts to buoy China's economy trumped a steep decline in Facebook's newly public stock. Read

Time, and Profits, Are on Best Buy's Side
The electronics retailer remains profitable enough that it has time to think outside the box to rejigger its strategy. Read

Investors Look for Gas Cap
Natural-gas prices have increased as much as 44% since sinking to decade lows last month. But the higher prices are making coal competitive once again. Read

J.P. Morgan's Losses Are Rivals' Boons
The trading blunders that have cost J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. at least $2 billion are shaping up as a boon for some of the bank's biggest rivals. Read

Trading Misstep for Bank Opens Door to New Rules
Officials' comments provided the strongest sign yet that the bank's stumble could reshape the debate over the implementation of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul. Read

Calm Seas Can Mask Market Risks That Remain
Current Account: The question for investors large and small is whether they are being adequately rewarded for the risks they are taking. Mathematics and geopolitics argue to the contrary, and cracks are starting to appear in the facades of Wall Street's riskier constructions. Read

Walking a Treasury Tightrope
Investors in U.S. Treasurys stand a good chance of losing money over time. And yet they can't seem to get enough of Uncle Sam's paper. Read

Risk Manager's Past Scrutinized
An executive who oversaw risk management at the unit that made trading blunders that have cost J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. at least $2 billion this year earlier lost millions while trading for the unit. Read

Europe's Banks Fear Flight of Deposits
The European Continent's financial system remains vulnerable to the prospect that stampedes of customers could yank their deposits from institutions perceived as shaky. Read

'Napoleon' Takes On Rajat Gupta
In pursuing the conviction of Raj Rajaratnam, Reed Brodsky's tenacious style led jurors to nickname the prosecutor "Napoleon." Now, the attorney is hoping the trial of Rajat Gupta, an ex-director at Goldman accused of insider trading, doesn't become his Waterloo. Read

Nasdaq's Facebook Problem
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it bungled Facebook's IPO, acknowledging that tech problems affected trading in millions of shares. Read

A Facebook Buy Order That Wasn't
One investor got lucky when he hit the wrong buttons and mistakenly canceled his Facebook share order Friday. Read

Yahoo in Deal on Alibaba Stake
Yahoo struck a deal to sell up to half of its stake in Alibaba Group back to the Chinese company for $7.1 billion, finally succeeding after multiple attempts to wind down a seven-year relationship that had soured. Read

CEOs Who Delivered the Most, Least Bang for the Buck
Some CEOs delivered more bang for the buck, while others were well rewarded despite poor results. Read

Critics: Chesapeake Books Obscure Costs
As investors struggle to assess the health of embattled natural-gas producer Chesapeake Energy Corp., some say they are facing an obstacle: the company's accounting. Read

Industry news provided by WSJ Online.

News

Wall Street rebounds, but investors dump Facebook
Stocks rose more than 1 percent on Monday, with the S&P 500 snapping a six-day losing streak in a rebound from equities' biggest weekly drop in almost six months, but Facebook slumped in its second session ... Read

Insight: Morgan Stanley cut Facebook estimates just before IPO
In the run-up to Facebook's $16 billion IPO, Morgan Stanley, the lead underwriter on the deal, unexpectedly delivered some negative news to major clients: The bank's consumer Internet analyst, Scott Devitt, ... Read

MF Global paid Corzine $8 million in year before collapse
Former MF Global Holdings Ltd chief Jon Corzine received more than $8 million in pay and stock options from the futures brokerage in the year before it went bankrupt. Corzine's pay along with that of other ... Read

Departures leave Dewey a shell of its former self
Seventeen more partners at Dewey & LeBoeuf announced their departure on Monday, as the failing law firm considered filing for bankruptcy. Rival law firm Proskauer Rose said it was bringing in four partners, ... Read

Ex-Yahoo director, fund manager made illegal trades: U.S.
Federal prosecutors on Monday announced insider trading charges against a former Yahoo employee and a fund manager for illegally sharing and trading on secret company information. The pair pleaded guilty ... Read

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