AmEx NOT All-In with Google Wallet and 3 Dow Movers to Notice Now

American Express Company (NYSE:AXP) doesn’t formally agree to participate in Google Wallet (NASDAQ:GOOG), although in previous versions of Google Wallet, that card was an accepted form of payment, according to AllThingsD. For its part Google explains that its new, cloud-based version of the Google Wallet application supports all credit and debit cards from Visa Inc. (NYSE:V), MasterCard Incorporated (NYSE:MA), Discover, and American Express.

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Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA) is among three companies that have new arrangements with NASA through which to design and develop the next generation of United States human spaceflight capabilities, allowing a launch of astronauts from American soil in the next five years. NASA has commented that advances made by these firms under newly signed Space Act Agreements through its Commercial Crew Integrated Capability initiative are expected to ultimately lead to the availability of commercial human spaceflight services for both government and commercial customers. Boeing’s CCiCap partners include Sierra Nevada Corporation, and SpaceX.

Bank of America Corporation (NYSE:BAC) is in discussions to resolve a multi-billion dollar allegation from Fannie Mae, although inside sources said that the sides are not near an agreement and the case might still need to be decided in court, says the Financial Times.

Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO): Economic factors are triggering unseasonably large price decreases for a large number of electronic parts, which provides a near-term buying opportunity for purchasers, says IHS iSuppli. Prices for widely used components including crystals, filters, magnetics, capacitors, oscillators and printed circuit boards all are set to fall at above-average rates in the third and fourth quarters.

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