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Markets' Mood Shifts
Associated PressWall Street abruptly ended an earnings-driven rally and closed sharply lower Thursday after a steeper-than-expected decline in existing-home sales and worries about the financial sector chilled the market's recent optimism. The major indexes fell about...Tags: Citigroup Incorporated, Washington Mutual Inc., Sales, Merrill Lynch & Company Inc., Fannie Mae
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Big drop in existing home sales sends stocks lower
AP Business WriterWall Street abruptly ended an earnings-driven rally and closed sharply lower Thursday after a steeper-than-expected decline in existing home sales and worries about the financial sector chilled the market's recent optimism. The major indexes fell about 2...Tags: Philosophy, Ford Motor Co., Stock Broking, Washington Mutual Inc., Sales
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Stock futures mixed ahead of housing data
Associated PressWall Street headed for a mixed open Thursday as investors eyed the release of key data on the troubled housing market and sifted through another stream of earnings reports. A fresh reading on sales of existing homes will likely show sales resumed their...Tags: Stock Broking, Washington Mutual Inc., Mortgages, Apple Inc., Earnings
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NY transit agency proposes hike of tolls, fares
Associated Press WriterCash-strapped transit officials said Wednesday they are exploring new revenue sources including ads in train tunnels and CNN television monitors in stations. But Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials, who run the nation's largest mass...Tags: Government, Subway Transportation, Transportation, David Paterson, Regional Authority
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Cuts falling on Natural Resources Department
Conservation groups worry $14 million in budget cuts facing the Illinois Department of Natural Resources will lead to job losses and ultimately closures or cutbacks at parks and lakes. The agency says no decisions have been made. The details: THE MONEY:...Tags: Rod Blagojevich, State Budgets, Emil Jones, Energy Resources, Natural Resource Industry
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Falling oil prices, rising dollar cheer Wall Street
Of The Associated PressWall Street shook off early doldrums and closed sharply higher Tuesday after another drop in oil prices encouraged investors to set aside financial sector worries and go bargain hunting across the market. The Dow Jones industrial average rose more than...Tags: Stock Broking, Washington Mutual Inc., Mortgages, Apple Inc., Commodity Markets
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Park advocates want state money restored
Associated Press WriterConservationists fear that $14 million slashed from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources' budget will lead to job cuts that could result in parks curtailing hours or even closing. The budget cuts, announced earlier this month by Gov. Rod...Tags: Rod Blagojevich, Upper House, Emil Jones, Parliament, Nature
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Further oil slide propels gain for stocks
Wall Street shook off early doldrums and closed higher after another drop in oil prices encouraged investors to set aside financial sector worries and go bargain hunting. Stocks initially fell on uneasiness about the continuing impact of the housing...Tags: Lehman Brothers Holdings Incorporated, Vodafone Group Plc, Federal Reserve, Commodity Markets, Wachovia Corp.
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State's natural resource agency itself is endangered, conservationists say
Chicago Tribune reporterConservationists fear that further cuts to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources will devastate area parks and services they say have suffered from budget slashing in recent years. Representatives from half a dozen environmental groups called...Tags: Parliament, Energy Resources, Forestry and Timber, Conservation, Lake County (Illinois)
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Two Broward circuit judges face rare challenges in election
South Florida Sun-SentinelIn a sea change, two incumbent Broward Circuit Court judges face challengers for their seats on the bench. In Group 3, Judge Pedro Dijols, appointed in December 2005 by then-Gov. Jeb Bush, is running against Bernard "Bernie" Bober, a career public...Tags: Healthcare Policies, Judges, Local Elections, Lawyers, University of Florida
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