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Blue Chips Ease From Day's Gains
Stocks in New York are trading mixed as oil recedes from its highs and the dollar firms. The Dow is trading in the green as the S&P hugs the flat line and the Nasdaq lags in the red.
01:32PM 06/09/08
Blue Chips Gaining, but Tech's Got Troubles
The Dow and S&P continue to tread in positive territory as investors weigh a surprise rise in April pending-home sales. The Nasdaq lags in the red.
12:21PM 06/09/08
The Dow and S&P continue to tread in positive territory as investors weigh a surprise rise in April pending-home sales. The Nasdaq lags in the red.
10:56AM 06/09/08
The market tries to recover after Friday's massive selloff. The Dow and the S&P edge into positive territory, but the Nasdaq is struggling. Oil prices are lower in New York.
09:51AM 06/09/08
U.S. Stocks Set to Tick Higher
Futures point to early gains as traders try to bounce back from Friday's selloff.
08:02AM 06/09/08
Stocks Gush Losses as Oil Soars, Jobs Shrivel
All three major indices end sharply in the red as oil rockets to new highs and investors balk at new unemployment data.
05:41PM 06/06/08
Gushing Crude Oil Prices Punish U.S. Stocks
The Labor Department says the jobless rate surged to 5.5% from 5% the prior month, marking the largest increase in 22 years. All three major indices trade sharply lower as oil rockets to a new high.
02:41PM 06/06/08
Stocks Continue Tumble as Oil Taps a New High
The Labor Department says the jobless rate surged to 5.5% from 5% the prior month, marking the largest increase in 22 years. All three major indices trade sharply lower as oil rockets to a new high.
01:05PM 06/06/08
Stocks Free Fall on Unemployment Data
The Labor Department says the jobless rate surged to 5.5% from 5% the prior month, marking the largest increase in 22 years. All three majr indices are trading sharply lower as oil prices resurge.
12:15PM 06/06/08
Unwelcome News Sends Stocks Spiraling
The Labor Department says payrolls shrank by 49,000 in May and that the jobless rate surged to 5.5% from 5% the prior month, marking the largest increase in 22 years. The Dow is falling sharply, and the Nasdaq and S&P are also shedding points.
10:47AM 06/06/08
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