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Adam in CNBC: Stocks close mostly lower as uncertainty around Trump's policies worries investors
Monday, January 23, 2017 U.S. equities fell on Monday, but closed off session lows, as investors looked for more details regarding President Donald Trump‘s policies. The Dow Jones industrial average traded about 40 points lower, with Boeing and General Electric contributing the most losses. “You’ve got a new uncertainty factor,” said Mike Bailey, director of…
Adam Sarhan WSJ Quote: Stock Futures Lower Ahead of Jobless Data
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Instant View: Consumer prices up in September on gasoline
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CNBC: Stocks close mildly lower; oil, data eyed
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Int'l Business Times Quote: Apple Watch Preorder Estimates Point To Robust Sales, Exceeding First iPad And iPhone
By Luke Villapaz @lukeydukey l.villapaz@ibtimes.com on April 13 2015 12:33 PM EDT Scenes at Apple Inc. stores on Friday in New York and Shanghai were uncharacteristically sedate for Apple’s latest new-new thing. An appointment system meant no lines and surprisingly thin crowds turning up to try on the Apple Watch. But that doesn’t mean people weren’t…
