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Stocks fall on jump in weekly unemployment claims and disappointing sales projections from Wal-Mart. Dow -180 points http://twurl.nl/p0swkt

Oil prices fell below $119 after US inventory report showed a jump in crude supplies. Stocks were up slightly. http://twurl.nl/1nh8ap
As expected the Federal Reserve decided to leave interest rates unchanged today. http://twurl.nl/1s81lv
Stocks fell today even though oil prices dropped. The Dow fell 42 points and the Nasdaq lost 25 points. http://finance.yahoo.com
New York Times article says more arrows are now pointing towards recession. http://twurl.nl/v27tsv - Jobs report out tomorrow.
Stocks climbed today as Pres. Bush signed a housing rescue bill into law. The Dow was up 186 and the Nasdaq added 10 http://twurl.nl/doppu4
Stocks rally as oil falls to 2-month low. The Dow climbed over 260 points and the Nasdaq rose over 55 points. http://twurl.nl/oq33uq
Warren Buffett thinks college students should avoid credit cards - wise advice. http://twurl.nl/1m4bj8
The Dow is down nearly 200 points thanks to weak earnings reports and an uptick in oil prices. http://ping.fm/8mklp
June housing slump fuels economic concerns. Dow lost 283 and the Nasdaq lost 45. Weekly jobless claims also climbed. http://twurl.nl/6m71rg
Where's oil headed now that it oil prices have dipped below $130 a barrel for the first time in over a month? http://twurl.nl/h8op6p
Dow jumps 276 points on oil price drop and positive Wells Fargo report. http://twurl.nl/p67205
Asian stocks fall - the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index has fallen to its lowest mark since October 2006. http://twurl.nl/kr6851
Oil plunges on concerns over the economy - down $10 a barrel. http://twurl.nl/2mwlrr
Stocks open sharper lower http://twurl.nl/n826i3 on Bernanke's comments and weaker dollar.
Dow falls below 11,000 on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac concerns - hits two year low. http://twurl.nl/etjo3m
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson seek more regulatory powers for the Fed. http://twurl.nl/jlv0dx
As Dow loses another 230+ points Vanguard Founder Jack Bogle reminds investors to stay the course. http://twurl.nl/nfy5z5
Another down day for Wall Street. Dow loses 50+ points and Nasdaq remains fairly steady with a loss of 2+ points. http://ping.fm/8mklp
Stocks drop again - Dow loses 166 points and Nasdaq falls 43 points. http://ping.fm/8mklp