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The Trading Radar highlights key earnings and economic announcements for tomorrow's trading session: After Market Closes: Earnings: IDT Corp.

(NYSE: IDT) - consensus loss of $0.33, revs $457.50M Zila (Nasdaq: ZILAD) - consensus loss of $0.28, revs $11.2M Subscribe to EasyStockAlerts and get real-time e-mail alerts when news hits your stocks!

Nervously eyeing the markets' next trading session, congressional Democrats and Republican senators pushed for an agreement Saturday on a multibillion-dollar bailout for the financial sector.

The Trading Radar highlights key earnings and economic announcements for tomorrow's trading session: Before Market Opens: Earnings: Lennar (NYSE: LEN) - consensus loss of $0.52, revs $1.07B After Market Closes: Earnings: H.B.

Fuller (NYSE: FUL) - consensus EPS $0.35, revs $359.73M Subscribe to EasyStockAlerts and get real-time e-mail alerts when news hits your stocks!

New York precious metals fell for the third consecutive trading session, as crude-oil retreated slightly and the U.S. dollar gained against the euro and British pound.

Silver felt the worst of it with a fall of 1.5 percent. It was followed by platinum and gold at 0.8 percent and 0.3 percent, respectively.

Grains and fuel prices finished an erratic trading session lower Thursday as commodities traders kept a close watch on the weather near the Gulf Coast and in the Midwest.

Mexco Energy (AMEX: MXC) 46.2% HIGHER; after being halted for the majority of yesterday's trading session, shares of Mexco are reacting to the announcement that the company completed exploration on a well in Loving County, Texas. Here is StreetInsider's complete note on the results.

I was so wrapped up in the AOL hoopla yesterday that I forgot to mention how well technology stocks are doing so far this week.

Sure, today's trading session wasn't exactly stellar: Microsoft, Apple, AOL and others all lost ground - but only by a little.

Monday and Tuesday were much friendlier to tech investors, many of whom are pinning big hopes on the Federal Reserve and it's decision to infuse the banking industry with $200 billion in capital in an effort to get borrowers and lenders back on the financial dance floor together and into each other's arms.

Shares of Apple, Sun...