Stocks slip past Syria risk as Dow gains on optimism
Investors pushed stock prices higher with Syria conflict risk seen shrinking. The Dow rose 135.54 points to 15326.60 while the S&P 500 gained 0.3 percent to 1689.13 and the Nasdaq edged down 0.1 percent to 3725.01 amid Apple stock weakness and mixed tech results.
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Backers endorse Janet Yellen for Fed chair nomination
More than 350 economists signed a letter urging President Obama to nominate Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen as the next Fed chair. The signers highlight her leadership style and foresight on the 2005 real estate warning, amid questions about Summers. Ben Bernanke’s term ends Jan 31, 2014.
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Verizon Raises Record 49 Billion Bond Sale To Fund Vodafone Buyout
Verizon priced 49 billion in bonds on Wednesday, the largest ever, to help finance the 130 billion purchase of Vodafone's 45 percent stake in Verizon Wireless. The debt sale signals strong investor demand for quality corporate issuers amid rising yields. Wholesalers also posted only small gains in July, with stockpiles up 0.1 percent and sales up 0.1 percent, suggesting slower near term growth.
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North Coast Eye opens Avon office as fourth area location
North Coast Eye Care opens a new Avon office in the Avon Health and Wellness building to serve the Avon area, joining Vermilion Amherst and North Ridgeville locations. Dr. Andrea Fisher and Dr. David A. Del Principe lead the Avon practice with Dr. Gregory Dziama three days a week, offering eye exams, fittings, and laser/cataract services through an affiliate with Cleveland Eye Clinic. Fisher notes strong Avon draw and emphasizes patient-centered, accessible eye care with community outreach.
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Airlines say U.S. case against big merger is flawed
American Airlines and US Airways argue the government wrongfully frames the merger as harming competition. They contend the DOJ analysis ignores rivals from low cost carriers like Southwest. A trial is set for November 25 with a ruling unlikely before the December deadline.
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