Market watch stock totals for August 9 2004
The NYSE diary shows advanced issues at 1 521 and declined 1 738 with 159 unchanged. Volume reached 1 323 016 930 shares. In other figures 1 229 issues advanced and 1 828 declined with 418 unchanged and volume 1 247 814 017 shares. data reflect a mixed market day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYSE
Wheeling-Pitt Reports Second Quarter Profit Rise
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. posted a second quarter profit of 27.1 million dollars or 2.79 per share as strong sales and record steel prices boosted results. Net sales reached 356.1 million on 548 474 tons shipped, with average price at 649 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Wva
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Colevetdde-Baved
New York
Nyse Hewilettp
AMR
IBM
St Paul Trav
At&t
intiGame
Sara Lee
ATT Wiis
Interpublic
AbtLab
Schimb
AMD
Johnnn
Schwab
Agere
Kohls
Smithind
Kroger
SouthnCo
Alcoa
LS Log
SwstAir
Alligam
Libtyma
Spratfon
Altria
Lilly € li
TaiwSemi
AmExp
LionsGt
Lockhdm
TenetHit
AnalogDev
LowesCos
Tesoro
AutoData
Lucent
Texins
Avaya
MBNA
3M Co
BJ Soc
Maxter
BP PLC
Tycoint
BellSouth
Medtrnic
US Bancrp
Beverly
Merck
US Steel
Boeing
Merrililyn
AldhithGp
BostScis
MetLife
ValeroEn
Micront
Viacomb
MorgStan
Motorola
Cabivsnny CP
NatSemis
Vishay Vodafone
WalMart
Calpine
Newmtm
Navteg
WA Mat
Cardintit
WsteMinc
CaremkRx
Ll Nokia Co
Cendant
Nortein If
Wdigit
ChesEng
PepsiCo
Wyeth
Pfizer
CitzComm Ta
ClearChan
Fotheon Oo
Associated
CoxcCom
CypSom
Deere
Deere 1.12 21780 58.90 58.17 58.38 * 78 Si Wk
Delta Air
Chng Dillards
Air Product
Directv
AK Steel
Disney
Nase
DowChm
Cincinnati Bel
DuPont
Cinergy
Duke Egg
EMC Cp
Ekodak
Edisoniat
General Motors
Elan E
PasoCo
Exelons
P&g
ExxonMb
Pactiv
FanniMae
FirstData
REX Stores
Fordm
Tempie-inland
FredMac II
Wausau-Mosinee
Gap
First Financial
Gillette
Smurfit-Stone
GlaxoShin
Oak Hill Fin
Goldmans
Ohio Casualty
Hallibin
GE group to build wireless sensor networks for motors
GE Global Research leads a three year six million dollar project with Sensicast Systems and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to create low cost wireless sensor networks for industrial equipment monitoring. The aim is to dramatically increase energy efficiency of American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niskayuna
N.Y
General Electric Co
GE Global Research
U.S. Energy Department
Sensicast Systems
Needham
Mass
GE Global
SEC seeks data from Federated Investors on AML and fund
The Securities and Exchange Commission requested Federated Investors provide information on its anti money laundering programs and on the Ultrashort Bond Fund a 1.4 billion short term bond fund. The requests issued June 18 and July 16 appear part of an industry wide minisweep. Federated says no prior regulatory problems with AML practices or the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federated Investors
SEC
Federated
J.T. Tuskan
Tuskan
Steelworkers seek court decision on RTI shutdown pensions
Ohio workers from the Republic Technologies International plant seek up to 2000 monthly shutdown pensions after RTI closed in 2002. PBGC disputes payment obligations while a Cincinnati court fight continues. Rally planned at the 6th Circuit to pressure for pension guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Republic Technologies International
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
RTI
Ers
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Dennis Brommer
United Steelworkers of America
PBGC
Federal Court of Appeals
Brommer
Jeffrey Speicher
Speicher
U.S. District Court
Peter C. Economus
U.S
Sherrod Brown
Lorain
Bruce Bostick
Republic Engineered Products
Google to grant Yahoo stock to settle patent dispute
Google will surrender more than 300 million dollars in stock to Yahoo in a settlement ending a patent lawsuit over online advertising technology. Yahoo gains 2.7 million Google shares, boosting the IPO pool to about 25.7 million shares worth roughly 3.1 billion, with insiders selling 11.6 million. The deal removes a key IPO risk for Google, which warns of a 260 to 290 million dollar quarterly charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Google
Yahoo
San Francisco
Google Inc
Yahoo Inc
ThinkEquity Partners
John Tinker
David Krane
Mark Mahaney
Mountain View
Stanthe
Oil prices hit new high as Iraqi output halted
Oil prices rose near 45 a barrel after an Iraqi official said southern fields stopped pumping for security reasons. Analysts warn losses could reach 1.5 million barrels a day. Brent and WTI futures gained amid tight supply and growing demand led by China and a recovering U S economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Yukos
New York Mercantile Exchange
London
International Petroleum Exchange
Peter Beutel
Cameron Hanover Inc
New Canaan
China
Energy Department
Beutel
The
Organization of Petroleum
Iraq
Oil Company
Muatada al-Sadr
Basra
Iraqi Oil Ministry
Assem Jihad
John Kingston
Platts
McGraw-Hill Cos
PFC Energy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dow Jones Industrials
Standard & Poor
Wheeling-Pitt
GE Group
Associated Press
Ee Bey
Pharet
Pat
NSU
Middletown Mechanical Systems
Andy Robinson
Brap Foss
ANMEY
Department of Energy
Vt Itl