Summer rally lifts Dow Nasdaq and S&P to gains
Wall Street's summer rally continued as the Dow rose 89.93 to 9174.97, Nasdaq surged to 1935.39, and the S&P 500 gained 11.72 to 1166.38. Analysts cited improving second-quarter profit forecasts and a broad market bid despite an overall underwhelming breadth.
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Stock market tickers and fund listings fragment
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Banks criticized over debt push as bankruptcy reform advances
Consumer groups accuse lenders of enticing consumers with high credit card limits while backing tougher bankruptcy laws. Bankers defend stricter lending, noting rising bankruptcies and revenue from card use. Industry figures show low delinquency, yet analysts warn rates remain elevated amid ongoing economic stress.
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TV faces hard road to digital future
Senate Commerce Committee hearings warn the switch from analog to digital TV faces consumer confusion, costly equipment, and cable incompatibility. Senators McCain and Snowe caution the 2006 deadline may slip as retailers guide the public through costly sets priced around five to eight thousand dollars.
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