Stocks tumble on rate, lending concerns; Dow down 163 points at the close, Nasdaq slips 1.1%, S&P 1.2% lower.

Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2007 16:00:47 -0400

Stocks tumble on rate, lending concerns; Dow down 163 points at the
close, Nasdaq slips 1.1%, S&P 1.2% lower.

U.S. stocks sink on rates jitters, hedge-fund woes

4:30 pm ET Jun 22, 2007

DJIA

13,360

-185.58

S&P

1,502

-19.63

NASDAQ

2,588

-28.00

10Yr

5.14%

-0.025

U.S. stocks sink on rates jitters, hedge-fund woes

NEW YORK
U.S. stocks fell sharply in a volatile session Friday and posted steep
weekly losses, amid concerns about rising interest rates around the
world, along with hedge-fund trouble linked to subprime mortgages.

U.S. stocks rise as oil falls, yields stabilize

4:30 pm ET Jun 21, 2007

DJIA

13,545

+56.42

S&P

1,522

+9.35

NASDAQ

2,616

+17.00

10Yr

5.16%

+0.040

U.S. stocks rise as oil falls, yields stabilize

NEW YORK
U.S. stocks managed a higher close after a volatile session Thursday,
following a retreat in crude oil prices that offset concern about higher
bond yields, which Wednesday led the Dow Jones Industrial Average to
stumble nearly 150 points.

John Dvorak's Second Opinion: What to do at Yahoo

BERKELEY, Calif.
I can't see how shareholders can put up with many more shenanigans at
Yahoo Inc.

Markets Wednesday, 06/20/2007

Wednesday, 6/20/2007

| Dow : 13489.42 down 146.00

| S & P : 1512.84 down 20.86

|NASDAQ: 2599.96 down 26.80

| Bond (10Y): 5.13%, 95.09

MARKETS:
Bears come roaring back
Dow, S&P sink over 1 percent apiece as investors spooked again by rising
Treasury yields.

Dow closes down about 150 points on interest rate worries; Nasdaq down 1 percent; S&P off 1.4 percent.

Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:02:49 -0400

Dow closes down about 150 points on interest rate worries; Nasdaq down 1
percent; S&P off 1.4 percent.

U.S. stocks mixed, volatile as oil falls, yields rise

11:46 am ET Jun 20, 2007

DJIA

13,637

+2.28

S&P

1,531

-2.20

NASDAQ

2,627

+0.51

10Yr

5.12%

+0.031

U.S. stocks mixed, volatile as oil falls, yields rise

NEW YORK
U.S. stocks were mixed in volatile trading Wednesday, as rising bond
yields kept a lid on the market, offsetting enthusiasm over oil prices
backing away from $69 a barrel, blow-out earnings from Morgan Stanley,
and a $22.5 billion share buy-back from Home Depot Inc.

Morgan Stanley profit jumps 40%, outpacing expectations

NEW YORK
Morgan Stanley on Wednesday said its second-quarter profit jumped 40%,
outdoing rivals who reported last week as the firm said debt-trading
revenues rose to their second-highest tally ever and the firm avoided
the extent of subprime losses suffered by competitors.

U.S. stocks fall slightly as Best Buy misses

11:41 am ET Jun 19, 2007

DJIA

13,595

-16.99

S&P

1,527

-3.09

NASDAQ

2,619

-7.58

10Yr

5.12%

-0.027

U.S. stocks fall slightly as Best Buy misses

NEW YORK
U.S. stocks were slightly lower Tuesday after broadly in-line housing
starts data failed to offset concerns about earnings after electronics
retailer Best Buy missed estimates and lowered its guidance.

Yahoo investors mixed on CEO change

NEW YORK
Investors had a mixed reaction Tuesday morning to high-level executive
changes at Yahoo, with the stock first gaining then losing ground in
early trading.

Home Depot selling contractors-supply unit for $10 bln: report

NEW YORK
Home Depot Inc. agreed to sell its contractor-supplies business to a
consortium of private equity companies for more than $10 billion, the
New York Times reported in its online edition on Tuesday.

Economic Report: U.S. housing starts fall in May to 1.47 million pace,
down 2.1%

WASHINGTON
Starts of new homes in the United States fell by 2.1% to a seasonally
adjusted annual pace of 1.47 million in May, as building permits for new
construction rose 3% to 1.50 million on a jump in multifamily dwellings,
the Commerce Department estimated Tuesday.

Yahoo CEO Semel steps down, replaced by co-founder Yang

4:30 pm ET Jun 18, 2007

DJIA

13,612

-26.50

S&P

1,531

-1.86

NASDAQ

2,626

-0.11

10Yr

5.14%

-0.029

Yahoo CEO Semel steps down, replaced by co-founder Yang

SAN FRANCISCO
Embattled Yahoo Inc. Chief Executive Terry Semel is stepping down from
the top job at the Internet portal giant, where he is being replaced by
company co-founder Jerry Yang.

Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks end slightly lower as yields, oil rise

NEW YORK
U.S. stocks closed slightly lower Monday, declining to extend a rally of
late last week, after news that crude oil prices topped $69 a barrel
distracted investors from a report that BHP Billiton is planning a bid
for Alcoa Inc and other merger news.

Economic Report: Home builders' confidence falls to 16-year low

WASHINGTON
The outlook for U.S. home building is the worst in 16 years, the
National Association of Home Builders reported Monday. The builders'
housing market index fell by two points to 28 in June, the lowest since
February 1991.