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| | | ... AT&T. Falls were limited by strength in technology stocks, which rose on strong sales of Research in Motion's BlackBerry and Apple's new iPhone. The Dow Jones industrial average shed 38.27 points, or 0.31 percent, to 12,269.08 and the Standard & Poor's ... |
| | | | ... higher at 5714.4, while the broader All Ordinaries gained 10.9 points to 5818.4. NEW YORK - US stocks rose on Tuesday, led by Apple Inc and other technology bellwethers, as investors bet that a sharp drop in oil prices will help shore up consumer and ... |
| | | | US-based investment firm Nicholas-Applegate is banking on its global select, global equity and emerging markets strategies to lure business from Australian clients. The diversified global investment company has confirmed that it is going to focus on ... |
| | | | ... price of gold, and an approaching long weekend in Australia for the Anzac Day holiday. Mr Muller said cautious outlooks from Apple and Amazon, which reported after the market had closed in the US overnight, also had pulled back US futures. "Our market ... |
| | | | ... The results fueled a 4.1 per cent jump in an index of semiconductor stocks and set a positive tone for the entire sector. Apple rose 1.7 per cent, benefitting from optimism that its profit would exceed Wall Street's expectations when the iPod maker posts ... |
| | | | ... low point for retailers this year. Tech shares also got a lift after JPMorgan Securities raised its profit forecasts on Apple Inc. The iPod maker's stock rose 2 per cent and contributed the most to the Nasdaq 100's advance. The Dow Jones industrial average ... |
| | | | Queensland building and construction super fund, BUSSQ has awarded a $50 million international equities mandate to T.Rowe Price. David Sullivan, BUSSQ chief executive, said T.Rowe Price replaced Nicholas Applegate after concerns of manager turnover. ... |
| | | | Markets rise and fall, taking investors on an emotional roller coaster ride - but the deepest trap lies in their irrational 'fear', notes a behavioural finance expert. US-based Russell Investment Group senior portfolio strategist, Stephen Wood, acknowledged ... |
| | | | ... valued some credit derivatives, sending it shares down 11 per cent. Nasdaq was outpacing gains in the Dow and S&P, led by Apple Inc. and Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry device. Both stocks had fallen more than one-third from their 2007 highs ... |
| | | | ... optimism over the Federal Reserve's surprise rate cut yesterday. Earlier in the sessesin, dissappointing earnings outlooks from Apple Inc and Motorala dragged the NASDAQ down, but it staged a late recovery. According to latest data, the Dow Jones industrial ... |
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