Hewlett suit against Compaq merger is dismissed
A Delaware judge cleared Hewlett Packard of wrongdoing in the proxy fight over HP's planned 18.4 billion acquisition of Compaq, likely clearing the way for the merger. The ruling said former HP director Walter Hewlett failed to prove that HP used investor support or misled investors about merger progress.
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Andersen subpoena refused in Enron probe
Washington AP The House Energy and Commerce Committee refuses to turn over Andersen documents tied to interviews with chief Enron auditor David Duncan, citing constitutional grounds. Andersen faces a trial Monday on a criminal obstruction charge over shredding Enron documents, with Duncan having pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors.
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WorldCom chief Ebbers resigns amid probe and decline
Bernard Ebbers quits as WorldCom president and CEO as the company faces an SEC inquiry into its finances and a slide in profits and share value. Vice chairman John Sidgmore will take over, Bert Roberts remains chairman, while 3,700 U.S. jobs are cut.
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Stocks Rise Amid Bargain Hunt Yet Rally Faces Pullback
Wall Street indices closed higher as bargain buying offset lackluster earnings and weak consumer confidence. The Dow added 126.36 to 9,946.22, Nasdaq rose to 1,687.90 and S&P 500 to 1,076.87, but gains waned late as investors still doubt a durable turnaround. Dynegy jumped 4.18 to 18 after securing a $900 million credit line. Qwest edged up to 5.03 after reaffirming 2002 targets.
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Dollar Rises Against Most Currencies Amid Stock Rally
The dollar strengthens against major currencies in New York after a week-long decline. Euro slips to 0.9003, yen at 128.57, and Canadian dollar at 1.5682. British pound dips to 1.4571 as Dow leaders like Dow, Boeing, and Intel gain. WorldCom falls on Ebbers resignation. Eli Lilly lowers forecast. Retailers drop as market remains cautious.
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Linda Lay opens Jus Stuff antique shop in Houston
Linda Lay wife of Enron ex chief executive Kenneth Lay plans to downsize by opening Jus Stuff an antique and secondhand shop in Houston. The Lay family will sell personal property furniture from rental properties and items from acquaintances along with new merchandise and design services. A Lay spokeswoman said she has worked all her life.
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