Markets Set New Highs On March 2 2007 Dow Nasdaq S&P
Market watch reports March 2 2007 with Dow Jones Industrial Average at 2368.00 Nasdaq composite 2386 50 S&P 500 at 1387 17 and Russell 2000 at 775 44 volume totals show 3 456 billion on the NYSE diary and 2 401 billion on Nasdaq diary with mixed advances declines and unchanged tallies including 813 advanced and 504 declined on NYSE and 750 advanced 2261 declined on Nasdaq amid a session of record activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYSE
Metals Market Readout From New York AP
Spot prices across metals show aluminum at 1 262 per unit, copper at 2 8003, zinc at 7 7425, and lead at 1816 per unit on London and US exchanges. Gold at 651.90 and 641.50 per ounce, silver around 13 000, platinum near 125.00 to 124 1.86 per ounce, with mercury at 800 per 76 pound flask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Maine
Handy & Harman
N.Y
Vey Bearsigh
Pmn
Crangas Pys
Grains Prices Reported by Oklahoma State Agriculture
The Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture lists losing prices for Friday with U S No 4 hard red winter wheat at 4 62 to 7 00 during trading in towns including Hooker Keyes Davis Temple Frederick and more. Soybeans quoted around 9 to 19 cents with various town prices and a range of alfalfa hay and other feeds noted. Prices show wide regional variation and several named entities such as Alva Shattuck Miami Ponca City Manchester and Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celahor City
State Dancement of Agriculture
U.S
Manchester
Hooker
Gulf
Bonds Rally as Global Markets Eye Stock Developments
Treasury bond futures rose on Friday while traders watched stock market moves. Ten year yields closed at 4.67 percent amid volatility across overseas markets. Japanese and European shares slipped, while Chinese markets fell and the dollar eased against the yen, pressuring U.S. stock futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jonesiap
Treasury
Aed
European Tours
U.S
U S Rig Count Falls to 1752 for Oil and Gas
Houston based Baker Hughes Inc reports the US rig count for oil and gas at 1,752, down by two from a week earlier. Of the total, 1,459 are drilling for natural gas and 290 for oil. Wyoming up nine rigs while Louisiana up three, New Mexico down ten, Texas and California down two each, and Oklahoma down one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
United States
Baker Hughes Inc
Yiyoming
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Cela
Gaitomia
Toyota splits focus as new Mississippi plant fuels debate
Toyota announced an eighth North American assembly plant near Tupelo Mississippi with a 1.3 billion cost and start in 2010, while lawmakers and rivals scrutinize currency, jobs, and trade impacts as Toyota expands in the United States. The company reported strong February sales with double digit gains and highlighted its American workforce and plans to produce Camrys in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elvis
Toyota
North America
Tupelo
Miss
Haley Barbour
Toyota Motor Corp
Trent Lott
Senate
Mississippi
Capitol Hill
Congress
America
Sen
Debbie Stabenow
Dmich
Japan
Stabenow
United States
General Motors Corp
U.S
Ford Motor Co
DaimlerChrysler AG
Chrysler Group
Seiichi
Sean” Sudo
Toyota Engineering
North
Detroit Free Press
Beltway
Capitol Hill Metro
Nebraska
Ann Arbor
Mich
Center For Automotive Studies
Subaru
Indiana
California
Kentucky
Mitch McConnell
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
Jim Press
Press
Roger Wicker
Seiichi Sudo
Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing
Inc
Tayota Motor Corp
Rat expert to review standards at KFC and Taco Bell
Yum Brands said it hired Bobby Corrigan to review its standards at New York City outlets after widespread rat problems at one ADF Cos. location in Greenwich Village. Ten NYC restaurants were closed pre emptively and three more were shuttered by the health department following inspections and video of rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
KFC
Taco Bell
Pizza Hut
New York City
Yum Brands, Inc
Bobby Corrigan
ADF Cos
Fairfield
N.J
ADF
City Health Department
Greenwich Village
Health Department
Regulators scrutinize common children cold medicines
Federal drug regulators say many over the counter cold and cough medicines lack adequate testing in children, especially under age 2, with no data on safe and effective doses. The New York Times reports the FDA is revisiting risks and benefits for pediatric use. A group of accountants and lawyers may pursue a tax refund case against the IRS overcharges on mutual life insurance reorganizations. FedEx cancels its order for the freight A380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles J. Ganley
Food and Drug Administration
New York Times
Ganley
FDA
Office of Nonprescription Drug Products
the Times
Washington
Charles D. Ulrich
Baxter, Minn
Internal Revenue Service
Mutual Life Insurance
Open Skies pact eyed for trans Atlantic routes
Washington officials said the United States and the European Union reached a tentative Open Skies agreement allowing airlines greater freedom to pick trans Atlantic routes. The deal could lead to lower fares and more competitive service, Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
European Union
Transportation
Mary E. Peters
UPS to Cancel 10 Airbus A380 Freighter Order
UPS Inc announces it will cancel its order for 10 Airbus A380 freighters due to delivery delays, leaving Airbus with no firm orders for the jumbo aircraft. European airlines would gain flexible long‑haul access to the United States and vice versa, with relaxed restrictions on fares, per Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPS Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dow Jones Industrials
Standard &Poor's
Russell
Chicago
Kansas City
Trada
Henry Paulson
House
Stephen Collins
Automotive Trade Policy Council
Detroit
Sander Levin
D-Mich
Ways and Means Committee
Levin
White House
Bush
Fremont, Calif
Georgetown, Ky
Princeton, Ind
San Antonio
Lafayette, Ind
Blue Springs, Miss
Caraila
Tacoma
Avalon
Solara
Sienna
Camry
Buffato, WV
Huntsville
Ala
General Oters
Subaru Indiana Automotive
Memphis, Tenn
UPS
The
Associated Press
Alice
FPR
North Pointe
Bobby Abraham
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Southwest
Oklahoma
Een
He la
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!