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Tip News 2009-Dec-22 - Wall Street buoyed by optimism after home sales jump NEW YORK (Reuters) Stocks rose on Tuesday, briefly lifting the S&P 500 to a 14-month high, as a surge in existing home sales indicated more stabilization in housing, increasing optimism about the economic recovery and prospects for profits. Stocks supporting the market's advance included big manufacturers like Boeing Co (BA.N), up 1.5 ...
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The list of payoffs that got Reid his cloture vote HotAir U.S. retail sales rose at the slowest pace in 15 weeks .Sales at stores open at least a year climbed 0.4 percent in the week ended Dec. 19 from a year ago .Super Saturday, the last Saturday before Christmas that in many years has been highest volume shopping day of the year, was a “super disappointment,” Bloomberg A U.S. court of appeals on Tuesday upheld a $290 million jury verdict ...
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Existing users please login User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Home Wednesday, December 23, 2009 Dollar Index Slumps On Weak U.S. New Home Sales  By Nick Godt MarketWatch Pulse  NEW YORK -- The dollar fell further against ...
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In the home stretch of the crucial holiday shopping season, many retailers are scrambling to make up for lost sales after winter storms over the weekend kept consumers away from stores. Matt Slocum/Associated Press Sales fell 12.6 percent on Saturday but only 2.1 percent for the entire weekend, suggesting shoppers went out to stores before and after the snowstorm. Related Storm on Big Weekend Raises Worries for Stores ...
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