Market Watch June 24 2005 Dow Jones and Nasdaq activity
Market data shows Dow Jones up 123.60 to 10,297.8 with 630.41 points, 1,231 advances, 1,993 declines, 39 volume. Nasdaq diary reports 1,230 advances, 1,811 declines, 155 unchanged, 55 new highs, 55 new lows with total volume 2,265,803,600.
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AGCO
NortelNet
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AMR
PepsiCo
At&t
Pfizer
AbtLab
Phelps
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Alcoa
Providian
AllegTch
Quiksilors
Aldwaste
QwestCm
Altria
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Amexp
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AutoData
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Avon
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Selectra
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BellSouth
Spratfon
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SunGard
Blockbstr
Boeing
BostonSci
Tempurp
Tesoro
CMS Eng
Texinst
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3M Co
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Ussteel
CocaCo
UtdTechs
ConacPhil
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Corning
Univision
Crompton
Unocal
CrownHold
Valeant Ph
CypSem
ValeroEs
VerizonCm
Devones
Viacomb
Disney
Wachovia
DoraiFin
WalMart
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DuPont
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Lowes Cos
Lucent
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Dollar climbs to 10 1/2 month high against euro
The dollar hit a 10 1/2 month high against the euro as ECB policy expectations stirred markets. It traded at $1.1984 per euro in Europe before finishing New York trade at $1.2095, with gains also seen against the yen, pound, Swiss franc and Canadian dollar.
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Berlin
New York
Ford
American Family Association
Tupelo
Miss
Jaguar
Land Rover
Tim Wildman
FH Out Front
Fleishman-Hillard
Court OKs Bush plan on pollution policy
A federal appeals court in Washington DC ruled the Bush administration could allow older power plants to modernize without costly new controls. Thirteen states argued the move violated the Clean Air Act, but the court found they failed to show concrete violations. Environmental critics warned of rising pollution.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Environmental Protection Agency
New York
Guidant issues second defibrillator safety warning
Guidant Corp urges doctors to stop using five defibrillator models amid malfunctions and possible recalls. The Indianapolis based maker issued a second worldwide advisory within a week after recalling seven models. About 74,900 devices remain under warning as patients seek alternatives, while doctors say corrections can be non surgical.
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Indianapolis
Guidant Corp
Guidant
William J. Groh
Indiana University’s
Medical School
Dow sinks on oil fears sending markets lower
The Dow fell 123.60 points to 10,297.84 and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also declined as rising oil prices overshadowed stronger factory orders. Crude futures rose to 59.84 per barrel after oil topped 60 earlier, signaling investor worry about higher energy costs.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Mercantile Exchange
Brian Wil
Corporations Court Gay Pride Sponsorship Across U S
Major brands from Delta Airlines to Wells Fargo and Anheuser-Busch expand gay pride presence in New York San Francisco and other cities. Firms sponsor floats booths and product samples amid boycott threats while surveys show broad tolerance and potential loyalty from LGBTQ+ consumers.
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San Francisco
Bravo
New York
Wells Fargo
Bank
Anheuser-Busch
Bank of America
Avis-Rent-a-Car
Aetna Insurance
Benet Wilson
Delta Airlines
Boston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Delta
Bud Light
Absolut Vodka
Ford Motor Co
Washington Mutual Bank
PepsiCo Inc
Showtime
Stonewall Inn
New York City
Greenwich Village
Sivan Schlecter
Out of the Blue
MTV
Schlecter
Jessie Gray
New home sales rise while prices drop in May
May new home sales rose 2.1 percent to an annual rate of 1.3 million, but the median price fell 6.5 percent to 217000. Analysts cite shifts in regional sales, with declines in the Northeast and gains in the Midwest, as prices retreat from a February peak of 237300. Long term rates and demand trends shape summer momentum and potential fall softening.
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Washington
David Seiders
National Association of Home Builders
Commerce Report
Northeast
Midwest
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