U.S. stocks mildly lower after data disappoint
Date: Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 12:00 PM
U.S. STOCKS MILDLY LOWER AFTER DATE DISAPPOINT
U.S. stocks fall as another piece of disappointing economic data threatens to snap a four-day win streak for Wall Street.
BP TAKING $10 BILLION TAX CREDIT FROM SPILL
Outgoing CEO Tony Hayward says the company has followed IRS regulations as they're currently written.
BP APPOINTS ROBERT DUDLEY AS NEW CEO
BP's new chief executive, Robert Dudley, is an industry veteran with wide-ranging qualifications, but it was his American passport as much as his in-depth knowledge of Russia and his green credentials that sealed the deal for the board.
SURPRISE DROP IN JUNE U.S. DURABLE-GOODS ORDERS
Weakness in many categories of built-to-last products drive orders for new U.S.-made durable goods down by 1.0% in June, the second straight monthly decline and the biggest drop in 10 months, Commerce Department data show.
U.S. stocks fall as another piece of disappointing economic data threatens to snap a four-day win streak for Wall Street.
BP TAKING $10 BILLION TAX CREDIT FROM SPILL
Outgoing CEO Tony Hayward says the company has followed IRS regulations as they're currently written.
BP APPOINTS ROBERT DUDLEY AS NEW CEO
BP's new chief executive, Robert Dudley, is an industry veteran with wide-ranging qualifications, but it was his American passport as much as his in-depth knowledge of Russia and his green credentials that sealed the deal for the board.
SURPRISE DROP IN JUNE U.S. DURABLE-GOODS ORDERS
Weakness in many categories of built-to-last products drive orders for new U.S.-made durable goods down by 1.0% in June, the second straight monthly decline and the biggest drop in 10 months, Commerce Department data show.
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