Stocks end mixed as rally fades on Wall Street
Wall Street closed with a mixed finish as a rally faded and investors booked small gains. The Dow rose 55.73 to 9645.40 while the S&P 500 advanced to 1030.74 and the Nasdaq fell to 1530.69 amid light volume and ongoing fears tied to a potential terrorist incident and energy market concerns.
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Supreme Court backs employers in limits on disabled job claims
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that disabled workers cannot demand jobs deemed a risk to their life or health, shaping ADA protections. The decision allows employers to deny or fire workers whose conditions threaten safety, reversing lower court rulings in Echazabal and affecting future disability rights cases.
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No verdict after fifth day in Andersen obstruction trial
The Arthur Andersen obstruction of justice jury in Houston adjourned after five days of deliberations without a verdict. Jurors spent about eight hours deliberating for a total of 38 hours since Thursday. Prosecution and defense comments noted the extended, careful consideration amid months of evidence about shredding documents and wiping computer records tied to Enron audits.
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Oil futures slip as supply growth unsigned by OPEC
New York crude and petroleum product futures fell on Monday amid expectations of rising U.S. inventories and overproduction signals from OPEC. API data expected to show crude stocks up about 1.3 million barrels. Brent and NYMEX prices declined with July futures near multiweek lows. OPEC output rose in May while discussions at the June 26 ministerial meeting weighed on quotas, as Iraq's exports remain constrained. Algeria’s oil minister signaled satisfaction with current price levels but eyed higher prices later in the year.
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