Light sweet crude settles at 102 35 a barrel
The market closed with light sweet crude priced at 102.35 dollars per barrel. Traders watched global cues as oil prices held firm, reflecting steady demand expectations and ongoing supply considerations in today’s trading session.
Dow slightly above 12000 as AT T merger boosts market
The Dow tops 12000 for the first time since the Japan quake crisis as AT T's 39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA and Charles Schwab's 1 billion buy of OptionsXpress lift sentiment. Energy names climb with oil above 103 a barrel while housing data show sales down 10 percent.
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AT&T warns T-Mobile 3G phones must be replaced
AT&T says if its proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA closes, T-Mobile 3G phones will stop working on AT&T networks and must be replaced to access 3G service. The upgrade will occur gradually over several years as towers and devices are reworked for AT&T 3G frequencies.
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