U.S. stocks tumble; Dow drops more than 200 points
U.S. stocks fall more than 200 points in morning trade, under pressure from slumping retail sales in December and large losses from Dow industrials component Citigroup.
January 15, 2008
Business Briefs 5/14: Nasdaq Stock Market snafu distorts quotes
NEW YORK A computer problem at an unidentified stock trading company caused erroneous, exaggerated prices some as high as $950 per share to be posted to the Nasdaq Stock Market Friday morning, a spokeswoman for the Nasdaq said.
I have a confession to make: I sometimes cheer a good crash. In fact, if it's a really big blow-up, I often revel in the destruction. No, I'm not talking about highway mishaps here. I'm talking stocks.
Sport Chalet Executives Adopt Securities Trading Plans Under SEC Rule 10b5-1
Sport Chalet, Inc. today announced that Craig Levra, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Howard Kaminsky, Chief Financial Officer, and Dennis Trausch, Executive Vice President - Growth and Development, have each adopted a stock trading plan to sell shares of their Sport Chalet common stock.
