Stock market ends lower after seesaw session in New York
The Dow fell 11.88 to 3,292.20 as stock trading steadied after weekend storms. NYSE saw 183.52 million shares traded with declining issues ahead of Clinton administration signals while investors await capital gains tax changes.
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U.S. factory output shows early signs of growth
Washington reports a 0.5 percent rise in November industrial production, the largest gain since July, with rising work hours and retail sales. Economists see improving manufacturing and firmer GDP prospects around 2.5 percent for Q4, though caution remains about demand and trade deficits.
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Officials in Texas aim to boost tourism and fishing by opening an artificial reef 40 miles south of Galveston. Conoco donated scrap pipe for the 45 foot tall square structure to shelter fish and ocean life near the wreck of the tanker W. A. Fogg and other sunken ships in 110 feet of water.
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