The Week Ahead: Tanger Factory Outlet Centers earnings out Tuesday

Update: Hurricane Sandy leads companies to postpone earnings reports

MONDAY

• Commerce Department releases personal income and spending for September.
• G-20 Sherpas meeting in Mexico.
• Earnings reports from Flowserve, Loews, Burger King Worldwide, Herbalife and Texas Roadhouse.

TUESDAY

• Standard & Poor's releases S&P/Case-Shiller index of home prices for August.
• Conference Board releases the Consumer Confidence Index for October.
• World Trade Organization Trade Policy Review Body meeting of Israel.
• Earnings reports from Archer Daniels Midland, Allegran, Avon Products, Cardinal Health, Ford Motor, Pitney Bowes, Pfizer, TripAdvisor, Western Union, U.S. Steel, Denny's, DreamWorks Animation, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Office Depot, Spirit Airlines and Tanger Factory Outlet Centers.

WEDNESDAY

• Labor Department releases the third-quarter employment cost index.
• Portugal's parliament to vote on 2013 budget.
• Earnings reports from Allstate, BorgWarner, Clorox, Eaton, Hess, MasterCard, MetLife, McGraw-Hill, Murphy Oil, Phillips 66, Ralph Lauren, Time Warner Cable, Visa, General Motors, Hyatt Hotels, Sinclair Broadcast Group and Vonage.

THURSDAY

• International Energy Conference in Kaliningrad, Russia.
• U.S. Labor Department will release its weekly jobless claims data.
• U.S. Labor Department will report its third-quarter productivity figures.
• Freddie Mac will release weekly mortgage rates.
• Institute for Supply Management will unveil its manufacturing index for October.
• U.S. Commerce Department releases construction spending for September, 10 a.m.
• Automakers will report their vehicle sales for October.
• Selected chain retailers will release October sales numbers.
• Earnings reports from Apache, Cigna, Estee Lauder, Hartford Financial, Kellogg, Marathon Petroleum, Starbucks, Exxon Mobile, HCA, K-Swiss, LinkedIn, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, World Wrestling Entertainment and Yelp.

FRIDAY

• U.S. Labor Department will release employment data for October.
• Commerce Department will report on factory orders for September.
• Earnings reports from Chevron, Washington Post and Cooper Tire & Rubber.

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