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Look for nuances in health stocks after ruling

When it comes to the market reaction after the Supreme Court's ruling on health-care overhaul, investors may want to pick and choose. See full story.

How not to react to Supreme Court's ruling

Think you know how insurers' stocks will react to the Supreme Court's decision on the health-care law? You may want to think again, writes Mark Hulbert. See full story.

Does the health-care overhaul matter?

The significance of the Supreme Court decision on health-care reform may well be overstated, write Carrie Nixon and Carson Porter. See full story.

Stock-index futures sink on Europe jitters

U.S. stock index futures fall amid low expectations for a summit meeting of European Union leaders, while J.P. Morgan shares fall in Frankfurt trade on a report that its "London Whale" trading losses could hit $9 billion. See full story.

Dollar rebounds on dimming EU summit hopes

The dollar rebounds versus major rivals as investors shun risky assets amid low hopes for progress toward a solution to the euro-zone debt crisis as European leaders meet. See full story.

By all accounts -- especially those of the omnipresent New York Times -- "Today" is trying very hard to exile Ann Curry, writes media columnist Jon Friedman. See full story.

It's a situation that seems to defy supply-and-demand logic: If there's more demand in the housing market, wouldn't the cost of borrowing funds to buy a home be significantly on the rise? See full story.