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Morning gains fizzle, Dow is back below 10,000
Stocks sank in the last 2 hours. Dow fell 69 (closing at its lows & back below 10K), but advancers ahead of decliners 3-2 & NAZ was ...
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Lower € drags down stocks
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Markets hesitate on mixed earnings
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