Stocks rise after steep weekly losses on window dressing
Wall Street rebounded as end of quarter buying lifted tech led by Nasdaq gains of 1.8 percent. Dow, S&P also rose with bankers noting positive consumer spending and chip sales data as investors trimmed last week's losses. Entities include Nasdaq, Dow Jones, S&P 500, Apple, Intel, AMD, DaimlerChrysler, Maytag, Bank of America, Lehman Brothers, Deutsche Securities, Penney, Russell 2000, Commerce Department, Semiconductor Industry Association.
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Judge frees Enron executives from full time employment bond
A federal judge ruled seven former Enron broadband executives no longer must seek full time work to stay free on bond. Judge Vanessa Gilmore removed the employment requirement after concerns that job seeking could trigger witness issues. The defendants face 218 counts including securities fraud and insider trading, tied to a Blockbuster movie deal that produced $111 million in fake earnings. All seven remain free and have pleaded innocent.
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Crude futures rise on OPEC output cut surprise
New York and London markets advanced as OPEC last week cut its crude output ceiling. November WTI settled at 28.40 as Brent rose to 26.83 amid forecasts of higher independent production and anticipated U.S. stock gains. OPEC notes possible further cuts at December 4 meeting with nonmembers urged to share production reductions.
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Judge dismisses airport worker's complaint against Southwest
AP report: Administrative law judge dismissed Loretta Fullingtons complaint accusing Southwest Airlines of improper use of untrained cleaning crews to search airplanes after 2001. Fullington alleged firing by a contractor and filed a whistleblower claim. Southwest denied involvement and planned to appeal.
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