NYSE Diary Reports Market Moves and Volume
The NYSE diary shows 2,186 new highs, 1,032 declines, and 181 unchanged. Trading volume reached 1,067,490,993 shares, indicating broad activity across listings.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2004
Page
6
The NYSE diary shows 2,186 new highs, 1,032 declines, and 181 unchanged. Trading volume reached 1,067,490,993 shares, indicating broad activity across listings.
ConAgra Foods recalls 85 600 pounds of Banquet frozen chicken breast strips after reports of possible metal pieces. The recall involves a ConAgra plant in Macon Missouri with July 20 21 and 27 2005 best by dates and UPCs 3100010491 and 3100010467. Call (800) 414 7500 for details.
Eyetech Pharmaceuticals' Macugen, aimed at wet age related macular degeneration, won a favorable safety review from advisers though not yet approved. The drug targets scarred central vision by slowing abnormal blood vessel growth, potentially aiding 1.6 million affected Americans with Wet AMD. Projections show 6.3 million may suffer by 2030.
Dayton Children's Medical Center will open a 15,000 square foot surgery complex on Valley Street with nine operating rooms and 20 recovery beds, expanding capacity by 62 percent and boosting outpatient procedures. First surgeries set for Sept 7. Surgeons adopt laparoscopic techniques for quicker recovery and less trauma for child patients.
Lily Corp. recalled over 14 000 candy bags sent to small groceries after discovering toys depicting the Sept. 11 attack inside bags imported from L M Import in Miami. The toys, including a plastic swing set product 9011, offended customers and prompted immediate action by Lily Corp and its distributors.
The United Steelworkers approve concessions at BF Goodrich plants in Woodburn Indiana Tuscaloosa Opelika Alabama and Kitchener Ontario. pact cuts labor costs about 20 percent saving $60 million yearly and runs to July 2006. The agreement includes no layoffs or plant closures and funds plant improvements with at least $150 million while allowing more temporary labor and some wage rollbacks.
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