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NEW YORK (Reuters) – A pullback could be on the table next week for stocks after their best weekly performance in two years, especially if a raft of data headlined by the June jobs report doesnt bolster the argument of a strengthening economy.

Stocks rose for five straight days as the fog of the Greek debt crisis appeared to once again be lifted while better-than-anticipated economic numbers such as Fridays manufacturing data gave weight to the belief the U.S.

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Bebida Beverage Company (PINK: BBDA) shares soared more than 20% in todays trade after the company announced its second distribution agreement in less than a week.

Bebida Beverage inked a deal with Budweiser distributor Griffen Beverage Company of Michigan, quick on the heels of the companys agreement with less than a week ago.

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Great work, window dressers of America, just a little further to go!

We have managed, after three straight days of furious rallying on fumes and vapors, and not just the kind that make Michelle Caruso-Cabrera don the safety goggles, to bring the S&P 500 just one little 1.4% rally away from breaking even for the quarter.

The number to shoot for on Thursday, ladies and gentlemen, is 1325.83 on the S&P. Take that sucker out and your quarterly statements are going to look a lot prettier.

A “yes” vote in Greek parliament on austerity measures could do the trick, or maybe an unexpected drop in jobless claims, who knows.

The S&P rose 0.8% today.

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Does anyone remember the mood rings? The rings that change color based on your moods? Now, in the category of weird inventions and interesting start-ups, there is a Japanese company called Neurowear, that is in the process of developing what looks like cat’s ears that humans would wear on their head. Full post…