Market Watch Diary Report June 14 2005 NYSE Nasdaq
The market diary notes NYSE with 2 076 new highs to 1 191 declines and 196 new lows while 16 issues were unchanged. Volume on that session reached 1 709 830 300 across the markets with Nasdaq activity also logged.
Boeing wins jet orders from lease firms worth $4 billion
Boeing Co secures about 4 billion dollars in jet orders from two plane lessors. GE Commercial Aviation Services will buy 20 737s for 1.1 billion, also confirming as the seller of 12 previously attributed 737s. International Lease Finance Corp. places firm order for 20 737-700/800s six 777-300ERs and two 777-200s worth nearly 2.9 billion. Deliveries begin late next year through 2008 for 737s in 2008 and 777s into 2008.
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Viacom to Split Into CBS Corp and Viacom Network Group
Viacom Inc by board unanimous vote plans a tax free spin off to separate into two companies. CBS Corp will house CBS UPN stations radio and outdoor ads while the split targets the first quarter of 2006 with Sumner Redstone as chairman and controlling shareholder.
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United gives 500 miles for late flights to O Hare hub
United Airlines will award 500 frequent flier miles to passengers delayed by 30 minutes or more on flights to and from O Hare and seven destinations Philadelphia Boston LaGuardia Newark Minneapolis Dallas Fort Worth and Reagan National. The offer covers weather or traffic delays and runs through year end possibly extended, spokeswoman Robin Urbanski said.
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Wholesale prices dip in May as energy falls
The Labor Department says wholesale prices dropped 0.6 percent in May driven by a 0.75 share of the decline from lower energy costs and cheaper vegetables. Core inflation rose 0.1 percent while retail sales fell 0.5 percent, the biggest drop since June last year and the first decline since August.
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JPMorgan settles Enron fraud suit for 2.2 billion dollars
JPMorgan Chase agreed to pay 2.2 billion to settle a class action over aiding Enron in its accounting fraud. The deal, the largest yet against banks in the Enron saga, follows Citigroup’s 2 billion settlement. About 50,000 investors led by UC Regents filed claims. Kenneth Lay Jeffrey Skilling and Richard Causey are among named defendants.
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Microsoft patches fix three critical Windows flaws
Redmond based Microsoft released three security bulletins to repair flaws that could let an attacker take full control of a computer system. The critical flaws affect Windows operating systems including older Windows 98. XP Service Pack 2 users may need additional patches unless automatic updates are enabled.
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