China market closes at new record high
SHANGHAI, China (AP) - Investors continue to bid China’s stock market up to fresh records, despite warnings from the likes of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.
May 29, 2007
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Stocks Slip Modestly on Rising Oil Prices
Rising oil prices and disappointing inventory data from the Energy Department unnerved Wall Street Wednesday, sending stocks modestly lower despite upbeat inflation data that had given the market an early advance.
Jefferies paying $9.7 million in SEC case
A Wall Street trading firm was fined almost $10 million yesterday for showering employees of Fidelity Investments with improper gifts to win the mutual fund company's stock-trading business, in what one regulator called a "nauseating" abuse of the rules.
