Stocks end higher after second volatile day
Stocks closed up as the Dow rose 13.71 to 7942.03 amid volatile trading on inflation news. Bond yields fell for a second day as consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in July and wholesale prices fell, easing fears of accelerating inflation and guiding Fed expectations.
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UPS Hints at Compromise as Teamsters Strike Intensifies
The Teamsters and UPS resumed informal talks on day 11 of the strike. Labor Secretary Alexis Herman helped bring both sides back to the table, with UPS chief James P. Kelly signaling openness to formal negotiations if progress occurs. The stalemate centers on pension and multiemployer benefit issues, while the administration seeks a settlement without direct government intervention.
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Economy shows moderate expansion and tame inflation
Washington reports July prices under control as the economy keeps a moderate expansion. Economist Chris Varvares calls inflation tame with no acceleration signals while financial markets, including 30 year Treasuries, rebound from prior losses and stocks advance.
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Chris Varvares
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Market swings, Dow closes higher after July CPI uptick
The Dow Jones industrial average fluctuated sharply in recent days. It rose about 70 points early, fell 60 at midday, then finished up 13.71 at 7942.03. July CPI rose 0.2 percent, the largest monthly gain since February.
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Ashland Coal Inc
Ashland Oil Inc
Atlantic Richfield
Baker-Hughes Inc
Baltimore Gas & EL
Bell Atlantic
Bellsouth Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing CO
Cabot Oil & Gas
Carolina Power
Chevron Corp
Chrysler Corp
Chubb Corp
Citizens Utilities
Acola CO
Columbia Gas Sys
Columbia Healthc
Nat'l Gas
Corning Inc
Grestar Financial
CSX Corp
Detroit Edison
SOM Res
DOW Chemical
Dupont
Eastern Ent
Stman Kodak
Emerson Electric
Ethyl Corp
Exxon Corp
First Union Corp
Virginia Bank
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FMC Corp
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GEN. Electric CO
N. Motors Corp
TE Corp
Georgia Pacific
Gillette CO
Glaxo Holdings
Goodyear Tire
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Humana Corp
IBM Corp
Erson-Rand
Intel Corporation
Mart Corp
Kroger CO
MCI Communications
Merck & CO. Inc
Microsoft Corp
Mobil Corp
Monsanto CO
Mylan Labs
Nash Finch CO
Nationsbank Corp
Navistar Int'l
Nike, Inc
Norfolk Southern
Idental Pete
Valley Bank
C. Penney CO
Pennzoil CO
Pepsico Inc. Inc
Phila. Electric
Philip Morris Cos
Phillips Petroleum
Iuston Minerals
PWR
Praxair, Inc
Pulaski Furniture
Reebok Int
X Stores Corp
Reynolds Metals
Rite Aid Corp
RJR Nabisco Hldg
Rockwell Int'l
Sara Lee Corp
Sears Roebuck
Sherwin Williams
Shoney's Inc
ET Banking
Southern CO
Tenneco Inc
CO Inc
TRI Continental
ION Carbide
ION Pacific
UN Isys Corp
Universal Corp
Usair Group
Usx-Marathon Oil
U.S. Steel
Al-Mart
Walt Disney CO
Wendy's Int'l
Westinghouse EL
Westvaco Corp
Xerox Corp
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Food Lion NASCAR Stars Cars and Cash Giveaway Announces Prizes
Food Lion launches a 14 state promotion tying Brooks & Dunn to NASCAR champions Terry Labonte and Jeff Gordon. With 30,000 prize winners and a $3.2 million value, daily drawings run Aug 20 to Sep 16. Grand prize includes VIP NASCAR banquet trip, CMA Awards trip, and $100,000 cash. Major prizes include Chevrolet pickups with cash, Harley motorcycles, and four $10,000 MasterCard awards.
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Dollar Rises in World Markets on Inflation News
The dollar climbed about 2 percent against the yen and gained in most major currencies in New York trading after domestic inflation showed little sign of accelerating. Traders priced in possible rate moves abroad and welcomed easing signals while currency volatility persisted in Southeast Asia.
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