Dow tops 10000 as Nasdaq clears 2000 on tech rally
Technology shares drove a broad market advance with the Dow Jones industrials rising over 220 points to close above 10,000 for the first time since September 5 and the Nasdaq composite topping 2,000 for the first time since early August. Cisco and Oracle forecasts bolstered sentiment amid cautious forecasts for sustainability.
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Feds probe Enron retirement plan handling after collapse
Labor Department investigates Enron for retirement benefit plan management as employees faced 70 to 90 percent losses after restatement of earnings and stock trading bans. Secretary Elaine Chao says employees got the short end amid Chapter 11 filing and a $10 billion suit against Dynegy. Enron listed $24.7 billion in assets and $13.1 billion in liabilities amid the credit crunch.
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Russia to lower oil exports sparks cautious price shift
Russia said it would cut crude exports starting January triggering an early price jump that cooled to a decline as traders took profits. Brent and U S benchmark crude eased while heating oil and natural gas also weakened, with OPEC eyes likely to coordinate further cuts.
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Oklahoma officials press for ConocoPhillips HQ in Oklahoma
Gov. Frank Keating and University of Oklahoma President David Boren plan a Houston visit to urge ConocoPhillips executives to base the merged company in Oklahoma City or Tulsa. Arch. Dunham promotes Houston as a global hub, citing flights and amenities, while Mahoney notes options and incentives for Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
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