Stocks slip after jobs report halts market rally
Wall Street reversed a weeklong rise as a disappointing jobs report spurred profit taking. The Dow fell 84.56 to 9503.34, the Nasdaq dropped 10.73 to 1858.24, and the S&P 500 eased 6.58 to 1021.39, capping a volatile week with mixed signals about the economy.
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U.S. firms cut jobs for seventh straight month in August
U.S. payrolls fell 92,000 in August after 49,000 in July, signaling a fragile recovery despite a dip in the unemployment rate to 6.1 percent from 6.2. Wall Street slid as Dow and Nasdaq dropped, while JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs lifted third quarter growth estimates to about 5 percent.
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Texas gasoline prices ease slightly after peak prompts
The statewide self serve regular price averages 1.58 a gallon, down 2 cents from a week ago, with San Antonio at 1.54, Dallas at 1.60, and Houston and Fort Worth near 1.58. AAA cites Labor Day afterglow and potential supply disruptions as factors influencing movement.
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Champion to Cut 1000 Jobs and Close Four Plants in Slump
Auburn Hills based Champion Enterprises plans to shed 1000 positions about 43 percent of its workforce and close four homebuilding plants in Georgia Kentucky North Carolina and Texas. Production at an Alabama facility will move and additional layoffs are expected. Home Depot to buy IPUSA roofing units in Tampa and California. Tobacco farmers poised to exit price support with roughly 15 billion dollars in buyouts supported by House leaders.
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Gasoline futures rise but viewed as temporary market bounce
New York trading on the Nymex saw October unleaded gasoline futures rise 0.87 cent to 86.15 cents per gallon as traders covered bets on a fall. Analysts split on whether this signals a rebound or a brief rally amid broader oil price declines and seasonal factors.
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