Stocks rise as markets shrug war worries
U S stocks rallied with the S P 500 up 1.1 percent, the Dow jumping 314 points and the Nasdaq up 1.2 percent. Treasuries yields climbed after last week’s slide amid Gaza conflict fears. Oil eased and gold fell as safer assets losing appeal. Economists say markets tend to rebound as profits and growth drive long term gains. Major S P 500 components Bank of America Johnson Johnson and Tesla report next week amid expectations of steady profits. The week ended with the S P 500 at 4373.63 the Dow at 33984.54 and the Nasdaq at 13567.98.
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Ford executive calls end to strike essential for future
Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford urged UAW workers to end the monthlong strike, saying high labor costs threaten investment in future vehicles and factories. He warned the economy and communities would suffer if the walkouts continue, noting Ford employs 57,000 UAW workers and faces global competition.
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Rite Aid seeks Chapter 11 protection and store closures
Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure and cut debt while continuing pharmacy operations and online sales. The move enables closing underperforming stores, securing $3.45 billion in fresh financing, and a planned review of about several hundred locations with workers reassigned where possible.
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