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Dow ends down 66; Nasdaq rises 2
NEW YORK — Wall Street demonstrated its ability to absorb bad news again Friday as stocks finished mixed despite reports of another anthrax case, this time in New York City.
Wall Street stocks surge
NEW YORK – Boosted by some healthier-than-expected earnings reports, Wall Street surged higher Thursday, carrying the Dow Jones industrials and other market indexes to levels last seen before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
White House, Democrats talk more rebates
WASHINGTON – House Republican leaders on Wednesday began sketching out an economic plan heavy on growth-stimulating ideas such as a reduction in capital gains taxes. Democrats focused on a new round of income tax rebates, an idea also gaining attention at the White House.
Wall Street rallies sharply
NEW YORK ó Wall Street showed it can tolerate bad earnings news Wednesday, rallying sharply despite Motorola's announcement of more losses and job cuts. The Dow Jones industrials, which surged 188 points, have now won back more than 1,000 of the 1,369 points lost after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
MORE ON THE ECONOMIC IMPACT:
Tuesday, Oct. 9
• NYC mayor orders spending cuts
Monday, Oct.
8
• Federal
deficit almost certain
• Air
strikes on Afghanistan could stall airline industry's fragile momentum
• Dow
ends down 52; Nasdaq rises 1
Saturday, Oct. 6
• G-7
finance ministers discuss global economy
• Job
losses at 10-year high
• Planners
aim to transform New York
• Bush
calls for $60 billion in tax cuts
Friday, Oct. 5
• Bush
offers more jobless benefits
• Official:
Attacks may cost up to $105 billion
• Airlines
drastically lower prices to draw back customers after terrorist attacks
Thursday, Oct. 4
• Jobless
claims surge by 71,000
• Bush
offers benefits to workers laid off as result of Sept. 11 attacks
• Lawmakers'
proposal would offer tax breaks to Big Apple visitors
• From
bad to worse in Mexico: As fearful Americans stay home, already shaky economy
shrivels
Wednesday, Oct. 3
• Bush
visits New York; talks with business leaders
•
Dow ends up 173; Nasdaq rises 88
•
Airlines offer incentives to bring back passengers
• Fed
cuts key interest rate by half-point to lowest level since 1962
• Chinatown
'dying a thousand deaths'
Tuesday, Oct. 2
•
SEC investigates pre-attacks trading in shares of 38 companies
•
AMR's reserves fall by $1 billion
• Pilots
dispute crash payout
• Fed
expected to cut interest rates
Monday, Oct. 1
•
World poverty likely to rise because of effects of terrorist attacks
Sunday, Sept. 30
• NFL
mulls option of New York Super Bowl
• Stock
markets' prospects for a quick recovery uncertain
• Airlines
scrambling to make it
Saturday, Sept. 29
• Bush
directs staff to make plan
• Defense
spending to favor spying
• Casino
operator Mandalay Resort Group cuts 4,500 jobs
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