21.   Companies are launching stock buybacks and declaring stock splits as their shares reach records even as concern mounts that U.S. stocks may be overvalued.

22.   Domestic processing rates in October reached a record.

23.   European stocks rose, with the British benchmark index reaching a record led by exporters helped by a stronger dollar.

24.   European stocks rose, with the British, Swiss, Spanish and Italian benchmark indexes reaching records, led by exporters helped by a stronger dollar.

25.   Even as the dollar value of mergers reached that record, the number of mergers shrank.

26.   Even as the economy added fewer jobs than expected, hourly wage costs rose and factory overtime pay reached a record.

27.   European stocks rose, with British, Swiss, Spanish and Italian benchmark indexes reaching records, as exporters were helped by a stronger dollar.

28.   Even as the Nasdaq caught up with the other major indexes by reaching a record high, those market gauges were mixed.

29.   Exports reached a record despite a lack of significant growth for some major trading partners, while imports were essentially flat.

30.   Fenosa reached a record high for a second straight day.