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Stocks Retreat for Week On Credit and Energy Concerns
washingtonpost.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK, May 9 -- Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit markets and surging energy prices. ... The Dow Jones industrial average fell 120.90 points Friday, or...
AIG problems help send Wall Street tumbling
salemnews.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK (AP) and mdash; Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week.
AIG problems help send Wall Street tumbling
eagletribune.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK (AP) and mdash; Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week.
Stocks decline after AIG has $7.8B loss
telegram.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK - Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week. ... NEW YORK— Wall...
Insurer Report Helps Send Dow Down 120
theledger.com May 10, 2008
Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week. Insurer American International Group Inc. helped send the...
Stocks drop as AIG posts loss
signonsandiego.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK – Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week. ... NEW YORK – Wall...
Major indexes slide on credit, energy worries
star-telegram.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK -- Wall Street ended the week with a decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week. ... The Associated Press...
Stocks decline as AIG reveals need for cash, oil surges
keralanext.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK - Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the bigge... ... NEW YORK - Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit...
AIGs loss and record oil sour mood on Wall St
keralanext.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK - Stocks fell on Friday as the price of oil set another record and concerns about the fina... ... NEW YORK - Stocks fell on Friday as the price of oil set another record and concerns about the financial sector flared up again after American International Group...
Wall Street ends week down
eastvalleytribune.com May 10, 2008
NEW YORK - Wall Street ended the week with a big decline as investors grappled with two of the biggest threats to the economy: fallout from turmoil in the credit market and surging energy prices. All three major indexes suffered losses for the week. ... NEW YORK - Wall...
AIG HITS STOCKS, ANOTHER OIL HIGH
nypost.com May 10, 2008
US stocks fell, sending the market to its first weekly drop in a month, after American International Group said it needs to raise $12.5 billion to cover writedowns and concern grew that the rally in commodities will end. AIG, the world's largest... ... CLOSES OVER $126 ON...
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