Dow hits new high as Dow passes 13 thousand on earnings surge
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped from 12,000 to 13,000 in six months helped by stronger-than-expected profits from large companies. The rally dragged the broader market higher with the S&P 500 at 1,495.42 and the Nasdaq at 2,547.89 while concerns linger over energy costs housing and credit conditions.
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Diebold weighs fate of its e voting unit amid criticism
Diebold Inc revisits options for its Diebold Election Systems unit as scrutiny of electronic voting reliability and security mounts. CEO Thomas Swidarski noted ongoing evaluation after a first quarter loss of 5.9 million, with 150000 touch screen and optical scan systems deployed in 34 states. The firm faced calls to provide a voter verified paper trail amid reports of potential voting machine vulnerabilities.
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Ohio teen driving law boosts car insurance savings
Ohio insurers say new teen driving limits cut accidents, prompting rate reductions. Grange Allstate State Auto report discounts and lower losses, while online safety programs may further trim costs for teen drivers. Federal Reserve chief Bernanke urged students to learn budgeting as financial products expand. Wendy's quarters dip 71 percent prompting strategic review and potential sale. Delta Air Lines exits bankruptcy post restructuring with projected value 9.4 to 12 billion and 8 billion annual cost cuts.
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