Post election stock slide as recession fears return
Wall Street dropped after the election as investors grimaced at weak economic data and Obama era policies. The Dow fell 486 points, S&P 500 down 53, Nasdaq off 98, with financials and ArcelorMittal among the biggest losers amid recession worries.
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Recession Risks 401k Matches as Firms Cut Contributions
Companies including General Motors and Frontier Airlines suspend or reduce 401k matches to save cash during the downturn. Frontier halted its match on June 1 as it seeks Chapter 11 protection, while GM paused matches for 32,000 salaried workers amid plunging auto sales.
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Government outlines $550 billion borrowing plan in bailout year
The Bush administration laid out plans to borrow a record $550 billion through year end to back the financial rescue. The Treasury will sell $55 billion in bonds next week as part of a $700 billion bailout and near $1 trillion deficit forecast. The Dow fell 486.01 points amid ongoing crisis signals. The Fed said it will raise interest on reserves to banks to bolster liquidity.
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Automakers optimistic on Obama aid as Wells Fargo plans stock sale
Detroit lawmakers say Obama's victory could unlock federal funding to stabilize automakers amid a deep slump. Michigan Sen. Carl Levin, citing adviser Jason Furman, says aid is on the agenda though a funding path was not set. In San Francisco, Wells Fargo to raise 10 billion via stock sale to fund Wachovia acquisition. shares fell with after hours gains.
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