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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2000
Page
7
Financial brief notes closing prices and quotes for June 15 2000 provided by Ron Campbell of IT Planning and Raymond James Financial Services. Contact (304) 325-7334 for NASD SIPC member details and pricing context.
American Electric Power gains 5 percent of the U.S. market with 4.8 million customers across 11 states from Michigan to Texas after the SEC approved the Central and South West merger. The $4.37 billion deal, announced December 22 1997 and completed Thursday, is projected to save about $2 billion over 10 years through job eliminations and stronger purchasing power.
Industrial output at factories, mines and utilities rose 0.4 percent in May, with utilities up 1.4 percent and factories and mines each up 0.3 percent. April's gain was 0.7 percent. Capacity use held at 82.1 percent as analysts noted cooling signals across home, retail, orders and unemployment data. The Dow fell 16 points and the Nasdaq declined 33 in morning trading.
Technology shares led a higher market with Lucent rising on spin off speculation for its microelectronics unit. The Dow rose 26.87 to 10,714.82, the S&P 500 gained 8.06 to 1,478.60, and the Nasdaq added 48.23 to 3,845.64 as Hewlett-Packard climbed on Japan online venture plans.
Regulators poised to approve the Bell Atlantic and GTE merger forming Verizon Communications. The deal would create the nation’s largest local phone company with 63 million lines and over 25 million wireless customers across more than 30 states. FCC vote could come as early as Thursday.
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