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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Earnings season is heating up, but investors’ feet are getting cold. Central bank-fueled gains took markets within reach of five-year highs in September, but now U. S. stock market participants are shifting their focus back to corporate outlooks, and the picture is not pretty. Early earnings reports have underlined those concerns, which may be exacerbated when dozens of major companies – including Dow components General Electric , Microsoft Corp and International Business Machines Corp – report next week. . . .

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