Wall Street Holds After Tech Led Rebound
Wall Street declined early on news of Hewlett-Packard job cuts and a revenue warning, but the market recovered, with tech shares leading. The Dow rose 49.96 to 10,455.63, Nasdaq gained 38.64 to 2022.96, and S&P 500 rose 12.44 to 1202.93 as investors weighed weaker earnings ahead.
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FTC pressure draws Internet ire
Washington AP reports corporate executives from General Motors IBM Procter & Gamble Amazon Lands End and others told Congress they favor privacy rules applying to all businesses not just online firms. They warned against singling out the Internet while noting market forces may curb misuse.
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Wages slow in second quarter amid weaker economy
US workers' wages and benefits rose 0.9 percent in Q2, down from 1.1 percent in Q1, as slower demand and layoffs dampened compensation. Economists warn further wage pressure may ease while inflation fears look calmer. Dow ends higher after mixed data.
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