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BERKO: Is a 30,000 Dow possible?
Dear Mr. Berko: Last February, you said the Dow Jones industrial average could pass 30,000 in 10 years. Considering the possibility of higher interest rates, dangerous international situations — Brexit, […]
BERKO: A Dow of 30,000?
Dear Mr. Berko: Several times in the past couple of months, you’ve said the Dow Jones industrial average will reach 30,000 in the coming 10 years. You must be smoking […]
BERKO: Dow Jones could hit 23,000 by 2020
DEAR MR. BERKO: We heard you speak in Gainesville, Florida, last August. One of your comments was that you believed the Dow Jones industrial average will reach between 23,000 and […]
US stocks climb to new highs; home builders gain
NEW YORK — For stocks on Monday, the path of least resistance was up. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index and the Dow Jones industrial average both edged up to […]
Stocks edge higher following durable goods report
NEW YORK — Stocks edged higher on Wall Street on Tuesday, helped by a report that showed American companies were investing in their businesses at the fastest pace since January. […]
Observer’s purchase in University area could open up prime Uptown space
CHARLOTTE – More than 9 acres tax-valued at $45.3 million on Uptown’s South Tryon Street corridor, the past decade’s busiest development hotspot in the central business district, could be on […]
Stocks fall following disappointing jobs report
The stock market moved sharply lower Friday as investors worked through a mediocre jobs report and monitored the simmering tensions over Syria. After opening slightly higher Friday, stocks quickly lost momentum and turned negative after the first ten minutes of trading.
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