Dow holds above eight thousand amid steep stock drop
NEW YORK AP: The Dow remained above 8,000 but the session marked the steepest slide since 1990. The Dow fell 114.31 to 8,051.68, extending a three day loss of 550 points and leaving the index 1,268 points, or 13.8 percent, below the July 17 high of 9,337.97 amid market turmoil from the Persian Gulf crisis.
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Dow dips near 8000 as Asian, Russian crises loom
The Dow slid to 8011 near midday amid growing fears over continued profits impact from the Asian crisis and potential spreads from Russia. Analysts noted the psychologically negative threshold of a close below 8000, with gains for the year eroding from 18.1 percent to 1.8 percent.
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Market Slide Shows Mixed Dividend Stocks Movements
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Broadcasters delay cut to January for satellite network signals
Washington DC A P Broadcasters reach a temporary agreement allowing about one million satellite TV customers to continue receiving CBS and Fox programs for three more months. The injunction rush to cut off these viewers by October 8 is postponed to January 1. CBS Fox and PrimeTime 24 face copyright disputes under the 1988 Satellite Home Viewer Act.
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Mobil to pay 56.5 million to settle royalty disputes
Mobil Corp will pay 56.5 million to settle claims of underreporting oil values on federal Indian and state lands. The settlements cover federal, Navajo, Cheyenne Apache, and Texas cases, with Interior Secretary praising the accord and Mobil noting a complex resolution. The Lufkin suit against 16 oil firms was dismissed as part of the Mobil deal.
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