Tax selling weighs on New York stocks as market declines
Tax selling dominated Tuesday trading with the Dow Jones and S&P indexes slipping while volume rose. Investors shifted to realize 1969 profits ahead of new tax-reform rules, pressuring shares across sectors from oils to hardware and utilities.
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Bio Board
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Polaroid
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