Shares of Motorola Inc. jumped Friday amid high hopes for its upcoming Cliq phone, the company’s first device using Google’s Android system.

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Stocks of industrial companies that make engineered products rose Friday after an analyst upgraded the shares of several that stand to gain as the global recession ends.

Oil services companies are positioned to gain from an expected uptick in international exploration and production spending, a Goldman Sachs analyst said Friday.

U.S. stocks edged down on Friday after five straight days of gains as the rally started to show signs of fatigue along with a drop in crude oil prices.

European shares rose on positive U.S. consumer confidence figures, while Wall Street struggled to eke out more gains after a weeklong rally.

Motorola Inc shares rose 6.5 percent on Friday on hopes the company could turn around its loss-making handset business with the new cellphone it developed with Google Inc.

FedEx Corp., the world’s second largest package delivery company, on Friday offered a signal that the global economy is improving, as it raised its first-quarter earnings forecast on better-than-expected international shipments and cost cuts.

Airline shares were mixed Friday, a day after posting big gains on an upbeat note from a JPMorgan analyst who said it looks like the big carriers can make it through the winter without a bankruptcy.