Dell; AIG; Bayer

Gonged, after the bell?Dell, #2 PC maker, whose stock has fallen 15% this year, reports after the bell.

Swapping down? ... AIG, the worlds largest insurer may report its first loss in five years later today.

AIG said in a Feb. 11 regulatory filing that credit-default swaps sold to

protect fixed-income investors against losses dropped in value by $4.88 billion during the first two months of Q4

Take two, dont call me... Bayer, the German drugs and chemicals maker,

said Q4 profit fell 78% and forecast the slowest sales growth since 2004. CEO Werner Wenning commented...

that the plastics unit struggled with higher oil prices and the slowing U.S. economy causes uncertainty. The headache caused shares to drop 5.7%.

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