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NTEC +19.1% (Co and Novo Nordisk Expand Agreement); BCGI +9.9% (Appeals Court Grants Stay of Patent Litigation Injunction for All Customer); DRI +5.8% (reported $0.04 better than consensus; guided Y06 earnings and sales up); ADBE +3.6% (beat by $0.01, issued guidance; announced resignation of CFO ); ECLG +3.4% (provided, 2006 guidance); ADIC +1.9% (reported Q4 results); KBH +1.8% (beat by $0.17; reaffirmed for FY06; announced new 10 mln share buyback); BNE +1.7% (increased repurchase by $75 mln); TEK +1.5% (beat by $0.03, ex items; guided in-line)...
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CAMD -12.4% (guided DecQ revs below prior guidance; but in-line with consensus); ORCL -2.7% (reported in-line); ISSI -1.6% (delayed their 10-K); CDIS -1.5% (guided Y06 in line with consensus).
Former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy, who was acquitted in June of leading an accounting fraud scheme at the company, is suing the health-care company for firing him.

• WEEKDAY TRADER 6:44 p.m.

Medtronic and C.R. Bard haven't been caught up in the takeover fever sweeping the medical device industry. But investors shouldn't ignore their reliable sales and earnings growth.

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Slimming Holdings at Janus, Federated

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BARRON'S COVER Week of December 12
Same Old Refrain by Michael Santoli
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Ever hopeful, Wall Street's top strategists are looking for a better market in 2006. But will we approach Dow 12,000 or are we in for another uninspiring year?
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Treacherous Waters by Eric J. Savitz
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Déjà Vu All Over Again by Michael Santoli
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Next year's forecasts sound a lot like those for 2005.
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Our trusty crystal ball is back in business, and here's what it says on everything you need to know. What a seer with a great record sees for the stock market in '06 (hint: lower prices).
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