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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2003
Page
8
The Commerce Department reports February orders to U.S. factories declined 1.5 percent led by metals and machinery while auto orders stayed flat. Officials warn the sector remains weak with recession fears rising as job losses mount and energy prices stay high.
The SARS outbreak curbs production and travel across Asia forcing factories to close and banks to curb meetings. Analysts cut East Asia growth forecasts as firms rely on teleconferencing while tourism collapses and airlines trim services amid fear.
Tyco International filed a 400 million lawsuit in Manhattan federal court against former chief financial officer Mark Swartz, accusing him of looting the conglomerate for personal gain. The suit cites more than 134 million in pay for services not rendered and unauthorized bonuses from 1997 to 2002, with Swartz pleading innocent.
AKRON AP Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. expects to report a 2002 loss of about $1.1 billion, the biggest in its history, tied to a $1.1 billion fourth quarter charge for reduced tax deductions. The company has posted $600,000 loss through the first three quarters and delayed the release while refinancing debt.
Wall Street jumped as U S led forces closed in on Baghdad boosting optimism for a quick war end. Dow rose 215.20 points to 8285.06, Nasdaq up 48.42, S P 500 up 22.42. Biogen climbed on strong first quarter outlook while tech names and airlines gained on potential federal aid.
The US dollar strengthened against major currencies in Europe with the euro at $0.777 in late trading, down from $1.089, and $1.0766 in New York midday trading. Yen rose to 119.13, Swiss francs to 1.3758, and Canadian dollars to 1.4789. The pound traded at $1.5681, down from $1.5724, and London gold closed at $23.20 bid per ounce, down from $334.60.
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