Gains by its television networks and film and TV production studios were offset by declines at its theme park and consumer units. See full story.

Disney's Iger puts it on the line

Now it’s time for Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger to roll up his sleeves and show that Walt Disney deserves to be rated as a growth stock. See full story.

S&P 500 passes first test of major support

At last week's low, the U.S. markets had suffered a severe downdraft, with the Dow industrials plunging 895 points across just 13 sessions. Yet in the wake of last week's carnage, two technical events emerged, supporting a very near-term bull case. See full story.

Caterpillar, other industrials rise on upgrade

Morgan Stanley offers a brighter view of Caterpillar as well as the industrial sector. See full story.

Oil rallies 2.5% on report of Greek rescue plan

Oil futures jump, getting a boost along with other commodities and stocks after a report that Germany is working on a rescue package for debt-ridden Greece. See full story.

MARKETWATCH COMMENTARY

American teenagers and young adults -- a group known to market researchers as “the Millennials” -- just aren’t that into Twitter, writes Therese Poletti. See full story.

MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE

Cisco says it plans to hire 2,000 to 3,000 people. Wells Fargo will hire 1,400 brokers. General Dollar is creating about 5,000 new jobs. CarMax has 600 store positions available. Are these the signs of a job market on the rebound? A very cautious maybe. See full story.