Why do BAC and JPM want to be Citigroup?
Alex Rodriguez hamstrung by housing slump
Lehman banker gets $50 million two-year deal
Sprint Nextel announces the Palm Pre, yet another iPhone competitor
CVS-Caremark (CVS) plunges on lowered 2009 forecast
Welcome to the era of the 'consumer's dilemma'
Target's same-store sales in December down 4.1%
A Yahoo! (YHOO) CEO must focus on mobile: It's all that's left
Obama's $50 million BlackBerry 'endorsement'
Chevron (CVX): Big oil is no longer the last man standing
Unemployment rate worse than expected -- leaps to 7.2%
Yahoo close to naming a new CEO
Bed Bath & Beyond: Why would anyone buy this stock?
Obama, Pelosi expect 'sobering' December jobs report on Friday
Motorola unveils new wireless handset - made from recycled plastic bottles
Saudis say oil won't be used as a weapon to end Middle East crisis
Home Depot ends program supporting Olympians
Telmex (NYSE: TMX) said second quarter profit fell 13% after more customers switched to wireless service.
Goldman Sachs says: "Maintain Telmex Sell on 2Q08 sales drop + margin squeeze."
TMX August option implied volatility of 36 is near its 26-week average according to Track Data, suggesting non-directional price movement.
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) closed at $25.80 Tuesday.
MSFT is hosting an analyst day on July 24.
MSFT August option implied volatility of 28 is below its 26-week average of 30 according to Track Data, suggesting decreasing price movement.
Option Update is provided by Stock Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com
