Stocks struggle as week ends with modest rebound
New York stocks extended a modest Friday recovery as the Dow rose 20.34 to 8,598.02 but closed the week down 285.27. Nasdaq rose with smaller issues helping offset bellwether tech weakness while the S&P 500 dipped slightly. investors await further signs of stability after Tuesday’s slide.
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New York
Bellwether Technology
Stanaoe & Poor
Dow
Charles G. Crane
Key Assetment
Crane
Keizo Obuchi
WeGre Price Change Fund Nam Main Street Equity
The item notes a price change in a fund named WeGre at the Main Street equity listing. It records a shift in value and references the fund’s designation and location. Further specifics are not provided in the excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR Decipher Produces Sparse Data Snippet
A terse OCR fragment yields scattered numerals and letters such as 22.08 13.01 25.28 106.01 11.60 58 33 37.72 22. 11.74 1RRO ie 8 ih with no clear context. The readable items suggest measurements or codes, but the source lacks complete details or a coherent event to report.
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Eugra
HYAGA
Alliance
Wee
Widin
Njtxa
Natveen
Alliance Cap
Usgva P
Fidera P Ap
Grwtha
TF Mini
Rae
PhrmMkt
Wsn P Usgvie
PremFin
Stan Fds C
Govt
Gring T
GovSc
Grath
inMun FR
SunMnwt
One Group
Gria
Iow A
Hiyigbt
Gabelli
Hiyiga
VistaBt
Federated Visit
Voyot
Taxfra P Gvsca
intAr
MirwCap Shrine
Wacot
Tfhiad
HasbRo
TRW
TFMIA
Jaclyn
CnvSc
Ye Eg Inc
Corr
AFLAC
At&t
Penner Baldor
Bomel
U S job market stays vibrant amid GM strikes
Unemployment held at 4.5 percent in July near a 28 year low as manufacturing weakness from GM strikes did not derail overall growth. Job gains reached 66,000 with manufacturing down 176,000 while services and construction rose. Wages edged up 3 cents to 12.79 per hour. Black teen unemployment rose sharply.
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Washington
General Motors
Labor Department
Mark di
Regional Financial Associates
West Chester
Wall Street
Asia
U.S
Cliff Waldman
National Federation of Independent Business
Federal Reserve
Consumer Credit
Labor
Alexis Herman
Credit card firm settles with bankrupt West Virginia customers
Charleston AP West Virginia will receive about 174,600 from a 68 million nationwide settlement with General Electric Capital Corp and Montgomery Ward Credit Corp after a multistate probe found they collected invalid debts from bankruptcy filers. Affected customers may have debts wiped or reimbursed or receive credits for finance charges.
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Charleston
West
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp
Darrell V. McGraw Jr
West Virginia
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VY Gold & Silver Low Settle Chg
WeGre
Niedeaia
Davin Shipmore
Associated Press
Teays Valley
Sealy
Serta
Queen
King
Bac
Stearns & Foster Models
Twin
Kanawha City
Spring Hill
Beckley Plaza
JT Eisenniner
Ante
MacCorkle Ave
Ohio
Kentucky
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