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Spain enters recession; Dow and S&P 500 fall
Spain reentered a recession Monday, renewing fears about Europe's economic stability and sending stocks lower. The Dow fell 14 points to close at 13213; the Standard and Poor 500 index had its first monthly loss since November.
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NYSE rejects Nasdaq bid for a second time
The board of NYSE turned down an $11.3 billion bid that would divide the company in two
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Stocks end higher, led by materials, energy
After Standard & Poor's downgraded its outlook on US debt Monday and sent stocks downward, stocks rose on Tuesday, with the Dow gaining about 65 points
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Earnings season: One of five things to watch April 11
Earnings season begins with Alcoa disclosure. Also, NYSE rejects Nasdaq OMX offer and Rajaratnam defense begins.
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Unemployment drop boosts stocks
Unemployment report showing a gain of 216,000 jobs provided a lift for stocks. With unemployment rate at a two-year low, the Dow rose 56 points.
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Stock exchange has second losing day
Stock exchange saw losses for a second straight day after weak retail report.
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New York Stock Exchange poised to become German-owned
A potential merger would make a German company majority owners of the New York Stock Exchange, the symbolic headquarters of American capitalism.
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The Monitor's View: NYSE merger: Lessons from Germany Inc.
A German company looks set to acquire America's capitalist icon, the New York Stock Exchange. It's one more example of German economic prowess, and a chance for the US to learn from 'Germany Inc.'
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