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Pre-Market Stock News (May 21, 2007)

(ASD) American Standard is reaffirming guidance.
(AT) Alltel agreed to a $27.5 Billion buyout offer, or $71.50 per share.
(CATT) Catapult believes it will miss its earnings estimates for the quarter.
(CRM) Salesforce.com in talks for another technology integration pact with Google.
(CYTC) Cytyc being acquired by Hologic for $46.46 in cash and stock; stock up almost 30%.
(DNDN) Dendreon announces presentation of data at American Urological Association annual meeting; stock up 8%.
(EAGL) EGL announced that CEVA Group increased its offer to $47.50.
(ELN) Elan and Wyeth are starting Phase III clinical trial of Bapineuzumab in Alzheimer’s disease.
(FBN) Furniture Brands CFO is leaving to join ITT.
(GE) GE’s plastics unit sale could be announced as soon as today.
(GRRF) China Grentech announced its first bulk production order to supply TD-SCDMA RF power amplifier modules
(KO) Coca-Cola’s CEO was named the final transformational CEO by Cramer.
(NCTY) The9Ltd. in pact for sports games with Electronic Arts.
(NHY) Norsk Hydro is selling its polymers group.
(PFE) Pfizer CFO is leaving; head of R&D is retiring.
(PONR) Pioneer Companies being acquired for $35.00 per share in cash by Olin (OLN).
(QTWW) Quantum Fuel awarded diesel hybrid vehicle pact from US Army.
(RTLX) Retalix $0.09 EPS vs -$0.01e; unsure if comparable.
(TSL) Trina Solar $0.22 EPS vs $0.15e.

Jon C. Ogg
May 21, 2007

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