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| | ... S&P 500-stock index added 1.60 (0.11 per cent) to 1,405.53. But the tech-heavy Nasdaq index got a boost from Amazon and Cisco to end a solid 13.95 points higher (0.46 per cent) to 3,030.93. Sharemarkets in London and Frankfurt were weaker, but the French ... |
| | | ... S&P 500-stock index added 1.60 (0.11 per cent) to 1,405.53. But the tech-heavy Nasdaq index got a boost from Amazon and Cisco to end a solid 13.95 points higher (0.46 per cent) to 3,030.93. New data showed that inflation was flat, industrial production ... |
| | | ... moderate socialists might be able to form a government and avoid a new eurozone debt crisis. But plunges in the shares of Cisco and Priceline after disappointing quarterly earnings reports pulled the Nasdaq down for a loss for Thursday. The Dow Jones ... |
| | | ... performers on the Dow's 30 list of blue-chip stocks, with General Electric surging 2.7 per cent, Intel rising 2.4 per cent and Cisco gaining 1.6 per cent. Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note increased to 1.99 per cent from 1.93 per ... |
| | | ... strength and potential debt defaults by Italy and Spain. The 30 Dow blue-chips were all higher, led by a 16 per cent jump from Cisco Systems, which reported higher-than-expected earnings per share for the fiscal fourth quarter after the market closed ... |
| | | ... revenue hit a record last quarter. Google's earnings pushed tech stocks in the S&P index broadly higher. Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc. each gained 1 per cent. Most investors believe a deal to raise the country's debt ceiling will be reached ... |
| | | ... to 1,284.94, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell 1.00 (0.04 per cent) to 2,701.56. Among the Dow's 30 blue chips, Cisco lost 3.0 per cent, and Bank of America slid 1.75 per cent. Apple gave up another 1.8 per cent after Monday's loss, which came ... |
| | | ... but shares of eBay, which owns 30 per cent of Skype, jumped 2.5 per cent. Nasdaq's jump was driven by a 1.1 per cent in Cisco and a 1.2 per cent rise in Intel shares. Dell also picked up 1.4 per cent. Boston Scientific led losers on the NYSE, dropping ... |
| | | ... may soften. Stocks traded at a loss throughout the day, which started with negative news from Japan. Meanwhile, news that Cisco was slashing 550 jobs and closing Flip video camera business, which it bought in March 2009 for $US590 million ($A562.98 million) ... |
| | | ... 15,300 contracts traded. On Wall Street overnight, major indices made modest gains on rumours of a restructure at tech giant Cisco and rising bank stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 32.85 points, or 0.27 per cent, to 12,426.75, while the tech-laden ... |
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