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U.S. factory orders retreat sharply |
Dow industrials up 180 points as Election Day opens with gains for U.S. stocks |
Presidential vote begins as polls open in Dixville Notch, N.H. |
Australia cuts key interest rate 0.75 point to 5.25% |
Dow industrials, S&P finish in the red; Nasdaq closes higher |
GM sales fall 45% in October; Ford sales off 30%; Toyota sales down 23% |
U.S. factory gauge hits lowest level in 26 years |
U.S. stock indexes rise in early trades Monday; Nasdaq sets pace |
Indian stocks rise more than 5% in early trading |
Hang Seng rebounds, rises 4.9% in early trading |
FDIC takes over Florida's Freedom Bank; Fifth Third to assume deposits |
Major stock indexes close month down 14%-17%; Dow has worst October since 1987 |
Crude finishes October down 32.6%, worst monthly drop on record |
Dow industrials up 200 points |
U.S. consumers' spending drops 0.3% in September, weakest in more than three years |
Indian stocks rise more than 7% in early trading |
U.S. stocks close higher with major indexes up more than 2% |
Natural gas in storage rises 46 billion cubic feet last week, U.S. data show |
American Express to cut some 7,000 jobs, or 10% of global work force |
U.S. stock benchmarks tally 2% gains in opening minute of trading |