Brands Retreat
Indices ended trading in the red on Friday and down for the month but well up in the first quarter. Amazon hit a new record high.
Indices ended trading in the red on Friday and down for the month but well up in the first quarter. Amazon hit a new record high.
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Indices ended trading with mixed moves on Wednesday. Energy brands such as Chesapeake Energy, Whiting Petroleum, and Hess posted gains.
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Indices closed in green territory on Tuesday. Energy and financial shares led the upswing. Brands such as Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron, JPMorgan, and Citigroup posted gains on a jump in crude oil. West Texas Intermediate crude tacked on 0.9% today to settle at $48.16 a barrel.
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Indices closed with mixed moves on Monday. The Dow and S&P 500 shed some points while the Nasdaq posted gains. Brands rebounded somewhat from early session low levels. Financial and telecommunication shares led the downswing while health-care stocks stepped up.
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