Closing stocks show mixed gains and losses across sectors
Quotations from Wheat First Securities list varied percentages for numerous companies including Disney up 44 percent, Amerada 23, Amoco 80, Exxon not shown, General Electric linked through other tickers, and Southern Co at 263 percent. The list features names like Coca Cola, McDonalds, Halliburton, and Dell-like peers, with several energy and transport firms interspersed, reflecting broad market activity.
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Bkg Crp
Amer el Pwr
Duke Power
HouOilTr
Mohasco
Sony
Amer Family
Eastern G&f
Hughes Tool
Mylan
Sthrn Co
Ashland Oil
Elgin
Humana
MnSve
Spectra Phy
Avon
Emis Elis Ingersoll
Nik Sthn
AtlasCorp
Ethyl
J&d
NoAmCoal
Pane Bakrinth
Firestone
KanebSves
Qhio Edison
Isatai
Batg&e M4
FirstWalk
Kirby
Occidental
Transamrica
Bearings
Fluor
Lear Siegler
Trico Ind
Lear Petra
Marion Lbs
Whittaker
Tax pacts ease double taxation between U S and Canada
In 1950 the United States and Canada signed two agreements aimed at avoiding double taxation for their citizens and curbing income tax evasion. The deals set rules for taxing cross border earnings and cooperating on the collection of taxes, reflecting early postwar efforts to tighten international tax cooperation.
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United States
Canada
Board of Directors
Municipal Complex
City of
Bluefield
Planning Commission
Zoning Commission
Marquis Development
U.S. 460
Walton Avenue
Cumberland Road
Thomas Farm
Stock prices close lower over scandal
New York trading ends Friday with broad stock declines amid insider trading concerns. Dow 30 at 1925.06, down 14.62 from Thursday, yet still up 10.83 from the prior week. NYSE issues: 923 down, 523 up, 500 unchanged. volume 165.329 million shares. S&P indices fall while NASDAQ slips.
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New York
Kmart
MeDers
At&t
Amoco
Armco
Niamp
BellAds
Nynex S
BellSou
Oklage
Bethstl
PanAm Chrys
Sy Penney
Citiero
duPont
Royld
Scott P
Sears
Exxon
Singer Fmc
Finiste
StdOil
Ford' S
Texaco
Gensco Il
Gillets
IBM
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
American Stock Exchange
Joblessness rate holds at 7 percent in November
The 7 percent unemployment rate held for the third straight month in November as payrolls rose by about 249,000. Factory jobs climbed above 13 million with a longer average workweek, while gains appeared in business and health services and general merchandise stores, signaling renewed activity despite the jobless figure.
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Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
White House
Larry Speakes
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