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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2000
Page
7
Closing prices and market quotations for May 25 2000 are provided, attributed to Ron Campbell Investment Planning and Raymond James Financial Services. The note lists contact details and identifies NASD and SIPC membership.
In Washington the Software and Information Industry Association and the Computer and Communications Industry Association urged a three way split of Microsoft, adding Internet Explorer as a separate company. They also floated open sourcing the browser code if kept with its applications unit, arguing the browser drove Microsoft's dominance and would reward illegal conduct otherwise. The suggestion to divide into three comes as the Justice Department weighs a revised plan due Friday, after Judge Jackson ruled Microsoft violated antitrust laws.
U S economy grew at 5.4 percent in Q1 but signs point to slower momentum as April existing home sales fall 6.2 percent. Mortgage rates climbed after Fed rate hikes, with the Dow dipping and the Nasdaq rising slightly as analysts warn of weakening housing activity and consumer demand.
Nervous traders pushed down shares of Goldman Sachs JPMorgan Chase Merrill Lynch and Lehman Brothers after a Merrill report cut second quarter earnings estimates. The Dow fell 211.43 to 10323.92 while the Nasdaq dipped 65.21 to 3205.40 as IPO activity waned and tech rally faded.
United Airlines owner UAL Corp defends its 4.3 billion bid for US Airways as a strong strategic match with minimal route overlap. chairman James Goodwin says the lack of overlap should ease antitrust concerns and reduce the risk of a monopoly.
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