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Investors hoping for relief from the tumultuous market swings of the past few months should double up on antacid and hang on: Economists predict more gyrations in the days and weeks ahead.

The pilots say they want Wall Street investors to know that, on the labor front, the United Continental merger is not going as smoothly as the 2008 merger between Delta and Northwest.

Europe's sovereign debt crisis will still hang over global markets this week, but on Wall Street, investors will not be afraid to bet on stocks.

On the Toronto Stock Exchange, the S&P/TSX composite index was down 46.2 points to 11,486.6 at mid-morning.

Wall Street investors are waiting to see if a seven-month stock rally can be sustained on the latest round of bank earnings this week.

On Wednesday morning, Wall Street investors finally will get their chance to ask the obvious, unanswered question: Can Huron Consulting Group survive?

The Chicago-basedprofessional-services firm saw its beleaguered shares rebound Mondayon arobust earnings report.

Investors weighed upbeat news on home construction against earnings results that showed the continued impact of the downturn.