Stocks Fall Amid Weak Earnings; Pfizer Jumps (at CNBC)
Stocks pulled back Tuesday after a round of disappointing earnings and economic reports raised investors concerns about the strength of the economy. Pfizer rose, but P&G fell.

Wall Street falls on P&G and data (Reuters)
Stocks fell on Tuesday after disappointing results from Dow component Procter & Gamble and weak economic data, but a bullish profit and outlook from Pfizer, the world s largest drugmaker, helped limit losses.

US STOCKS-Market falls on P&G, data, but Pfizer helps (at Reuters)
* P&G, Dow Chemical slide after results * Pfizer rallies after profit beats expectations * Consumer spending and income flat in June

Sector Snap: For-profit education shares tumble (AP)
Shares of for-profit education companies tumbled Tuesday after a government report prepared ahead of a Senate hearing scheduled for Wednesday detailed deceptive — and in some cases — possibly illegal actions, by recruiters at 15 for-profit schools.

Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks (AP)
A look at Nasdaq 10 most-active stocks at 1 p.m.: Activision Inc. fell 3.9 percent to $11.49 with 13,303,000 shares traded.

US STOCKS-Wall St drops on P&G s results, data but Pfizer helps (at Reuters)
* P&G, Dow Chemical slide after results * Pfizer rallies after profit beats expectations * Pending home sales fall to record low in June

UPDATE – Robust trading helps NYSE Euronext beat the Street (at Reuters)
* Hot exchange industry continues to beat expectations * Q2 EPS 64 cents vs Street view 59 cents * Record derivatives trading drives NYSE Euronext gains

Retail Stocks: Retail stocks drop, led by OfficeMax, Coach (at MarketWatch)
Retail stocks fall in early activity after No. 3 U.S. office-supplies retailer OfficeMax Inc. cuts its sales outlook for the year against a still persistently high unemployment rate.

Dow Chemical swings to a profit; shares fall (at MarketWatch)
Chemical giant Dow cheers higher product prices and robust demand in North America, Europe and the Middle East.

US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Market slips further after orders, home sales (at Reuters)
U.S. stocks extended losses on Tuesday after data showed contracts for pending home resales fell to a record low and factory orders declined more than expected in June.