(Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures fell after earnings reports from Tyco International Ltd. and Fluor Corp. raised concern profit growth won't be fast enough to sustain the stock market's five-week rally.
Tyco, the world's biggest maker of electronic connectors and security systems, dropped after reporting a second-quarter profit decline. Shares of Fluor retreated after the largest publicly traded U.S. engineering and construction company forecast annual earnings that trailed analysts' estimates.
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