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Debt worries drag down the stock market
The Dow closed 95 points down, the S&P 500 lost 11 points, and the Nasdaq fell 25 points, with five stocks falling for every one that rose
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Stocks close losing week with a day of gains
The Dow is up 43 points, the S&P rose 7 points, and the Nasdaq gained 27 points, with Google jumping nearly 13 percent after it reported huge gains for the second quarter
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Stocks fall after Bernanke dims stimulus hopes
The Dow closed down 54 points, the S&P 500 lost 9 points, and the Nasdaq fell 34 points after Bernanke said the Fed has no immediate plans to institute a third round of quantitative easing
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Oil giant ConocoPhillips to split into 2 companies
ConocoPhillips shares jump almost 10 percent in premarket trading
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Stock rally fades as hopes dim for more stimulus
The Dow rose 45 points, the S&P 500 gained 4.1 points, and the Nasdaq closed 15 points higher after Ben Bernanke announced that the Fed would be open to the possibility of additional stimulus
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Stocks fall after Ireland downgrade erases gains
The Dow fell 59 points, with about three stocks falling on Tuesday for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange
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Stocks sink on fresh fears about global economy
The Dow fell 151 points on Monday as stocks closed at their lowest levels this month
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In Pictures: Rupert Murdoch's empire
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Stocks sink after dismal June jobs report
After a strong week in gains, Friday's jobs report, which put the June unemployment rate at 9.2 percent, pulled stocks down
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Retail sales and jobs reports send stocks higher
The Dow gained 93 points, the S&P 500 rose 14 points, and the Nasdaq closed 39 points higher
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Stocks stall as Moody's cuts Portugal debt rating
The Dow fell about 13 points, the S&P 500 lost 2 points, and the Nasdaq gained 10 points
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Stocks close huge week with rally
The Dow rose 168 points Friday and 650 points for the week. It was the best week in more than two years.
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Stocks rise as Greece clears final bailout hurdle
Greece's cost-cutting bill, along with an uptick in manufacturing, pushed the Dow up 153 points, the Nasdaq up 33 points, and the S&P 500 up 13 points
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Bank stocks, Greek deal lead stocks higher
Bank stocks and austerity measures passed in Greece helped push the Dow up 73 points and both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq up 11 points. Bank stocks rose following a settlement that Bank of America made with investors.
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Strong Nike earnings help lead stocks higher
The Dow rose 145 points, S&P 500 rose 17, and Nasdaq closed 41 points higher, as home prices edged up and Greece came closer to avoiding a default
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Euro debt news lifts stocks after last week's loss
The Dow rose 109 points as Greece was given more time to repay its debt to France
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Stocks have their first winning week since April
The Dow rose 43 points, the S&P 500 rose 4, and the Nasdaq lost 7, amid hopes that Greece will avoid another financial crisis
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Home building, jobs reports push Dow higher
Despite concerns that the Greek debt crisis might spread to the US, stocks rose on Thursday, with the Dow gaining about 64 points
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Pandora IPO: Has the new tech bubble already popped?
The Pandora IPO is off to a lackluster start, easing fears of a second Silicon Valley bubble. But will tech darling Groupon perform like a LinkedIn or a Pandora?
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Worsening Greek debt crisis sinks stocks, euro
The Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 each closed substantially lower on Wednesday, with five shares falling for every one that rose on the New York Stock Exchange
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In Pictures: Long may it wave: Flag Day 2011
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Stocks eke out gains, helped by deals
Stocks on the Dow average rose 1 point, only the second rise in stocks in June. Wendy's and VF Corp. deals help buoy sentiment.
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Stocks down for sixth week, Dow below 12,000
The Dow fell more than 170 points, continuing a losing streak that is the worst since 2002.
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Stocks snap six-day losing streak; VIX falls
The Dow gained about 75 points, as stocks closed higher for the first time in June
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Stocks end lower for sixth straight session
After Ben Bernanke's worrisome outlook on Tuesday, stocks fell Wednesday, with the Dow losing about 21 points
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