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Market watch for August 30 2004 shows NYSE with 1286 new highs and 1952 declines while 163 issues were unchanged on volume totaling 846 950 960 Nasdaq diary records available.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2004
Page
7
Market watch for August 30 2004 shows NYSE with 1286 new highs and 1952 declines while 163 issues were unchanged on volume totaling 846 950 960 Nasdaq diary records available.
Microsoft plans to launch a Web site to sell songs, challenging Apple’s iTunes and iPod. The effort leverages MSN traffic and Windows Media technology to reach onlin e music buyers, with analysts noting ease of use and broad PC and device support as key advantages.
Pittsburgh industry observes rising demand as homeowners take on more projects. MSA Safety Works targets DIYs with stylish goggles and ear protection, aiming to double the market from the current 140 million dollars. Retailers like Home Depot and Lowe’s report stronger safety gear sales and updated displays.
Martha Stewart's former stockbroker Peter Bacanovic was barred from any future broker or investment adviser roles after a five month prison term and five months house arrest for helping lie about a 2001 stock sale. The SEC and Bacanovic agreed on the ban as they await appeal outcomes. Prosecutors alleged tips linked to ImClone and Waksal, while Stewart and Bacanovic argued they acted under a standing sale agreement.
IBM seeks to stop a Geneva case alleging its punch-card machines aided Nazi mass murder. The appeal targets a prior ruling allowing the Gypsy International Recognition and Compensation Action suit to proceed. IBM’s law firm argues jurisdiction questions and safety of documents are grounds for overturning.
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