Markets: Sept. 11 marked by moments of silence, ceremony

11:41 am ET Sep 11, 2006
Sept. 11 marked by moments of silence, ceremony

NEW YORK -- Thousands paused Monday across the United States to mark
the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist strikes with
moments of silence and other solemn tributes to those killed and injured
in the worst-ever attack on U.S. soil.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks fall on commodities sell-off; oil at March
lows

NEW YORK -- U.S. stocks lost ground Monday as a sharp drop in crude-oil
prices led a sell-off in commodities and sent shares of energy and
mining companies lower, most notably Exxon Mobil and Alcoa on the Dow
Jones Industrial Average.
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Dell delays 10-Q filing over SEC probe; buybacks suspended

NEW YORK -- Dell Inc. shares sank as much as 5% Monday after the world's
largest maker of personal computers revealed several troubling
developments related to an ongoing probe of its accounting practices,
which are now being investigated by federal prosecutors.
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The Fed: Growth should slow, inflation subside, Fed's Minehan says

BOSTON -- The U.S. economy will likely slow, helping to bring down core
inflation, Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Cathy Minehan said
Monday.
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H-P board postpones decision on Dunn, probe fallout

SAN FRANCISCO -- The board of directors of Hewlett-Packard Co. met
Sunday for several hours to discuss the future of Chairwoman Patricia
Dunn and the fallout over the company's investigation into board leaks
to the press, but ended the meeting without announcing any decision and
said it would reconvene on Monday.