Stocks plunged Monday as the war in Iraq bogged down and the U.S. accused Russia of continued arm sales to Iraq.
Ypres Salient::
crawled over the muddy flats, plunging down slippery sides of holes, and of Arras, possibly as a reminder to the resting troops that war still existed.
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An appearance on TV by Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein - which may have been taped - also unnerved traders.
War in the Garden of Eden::
As we proceeded down the bank toward the bridge, I caught sight of a sentry walking his post. The rolling-stock had been left largely intact.
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News Review Special Edition: International Developments, February 1 ::
destruction, may not the 2003 Iraq War come to be seen as the first March 6: as efforts to secure support for a second resolution bog down at the UN,
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The Nasdaq plunged 52 to 1369, the S&P 500 fell 31 to 864, and the Dow plummeted 307 to 8214. Volume declined to 1.27 billion shares on the NYSE, and 1.33 billion on the Nasdaq. Decliners led 25-7 on the NYSE, and 23-7 on the Nasdaq. Downside volume was 94% on the NYSE, and 91% on the Nasdaq. New highs-new lows were 16-29 on the NYSE, and 37-52 on the Nasdaq.
After the close, it was announced that Symantec will be added to the S&P 500 on Friday.
During the day, HP fell 5.5% on competition in the printer space from Dell, which lost 3.4%.
Next Level soared 24.5% on a new offer from Motorola. Doomsday for the Greenback::
As the housing market continues to unwind, the stock market (which is loaded just a matter of whether we allow those changes to bog us down in recriminations
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EDS gained 1.5% on takeover speculation.
AOL, down 4.4%, is pinning its hopes on broadband.
Juniper fell 6.8% on earnings concerns, and Symantec dropped 8.2% on a downgrade.
J2 Global plunged on a valuation downgrade.
PC Connection plunged 20% on a warning and top-level resignation.
Lucent fell 7.4% despite a DSL deal with Sprint.
Commerce One fell 10% as it embarked on a new strategy.
Intel and National Semi both fell more than 5% after introducing handheld chips.
Lending Tree slipped 0.7% despite a deal with AutoTrader.com.
AskJeeves fell 6% despite a deal with Aventis Pharmaceuticals.
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