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Mecom, which ousted chief executive Tom Toumazis last July after less than a year, gave an update to shareholders on a strategic review of the business in a pre-close statement on Friday, ahead of reporting final results for 2012.

A spokesman for Intel, the leading maker of semiconductors, said the company could not comment on the reports because it had entered a mandatory quiet period ahead of reporting its earnings.

Trinity Mirror investors will be buoyed by the stabilisation in sales coming days ahead of reporting its annual results, which are expected to show profits of about £90m for 2011.

The company's stock closed Thursday's trading session up 21 cents, or 1.6%, at $13.29 ahead of reporting fourth-quarter and year-end results that largely met analysts' expectations.

Banks have been understandably cautious about lending in a deteriorating economy to companies that could go bust or customers that could lose their jobs but they may have been particularly tight with credit in the past year for the sake of their balance sheets ahead of reporting their 2008 results in February and March.

The report comes out one day ahead of Facebook reporting its Q3 earnings, and could give some focus to the numbers that Facebook releases tomorrow.

Earlier this week, options trading increased significantly ahead of reports that the News Corporation had offered $5 billion for the Dow Jones Company.

The euro slipped against the dollar ahead of reports that will most likely show United States economic growth outpacing Europe's.

Stocks rallied ahead of reports that economists estimate will show that unemployment in the United States probably rose at a slower pace, and the manufacturing slump eased this month.

But players squared up positions ahead of reports on consumer spending and inflation scheduled to be released later this week, which are expected to point to further evidence of a slowing economy.

Nick Kalivas, vice president for financial research at MF Global in Chicago, said, however, that investors were cautious ahead of reports on the service industry and employment later in the week because they wanted to confirm that the economy was healing.