A brief report providing a comprensive look at the major trading activity in the on the U.S. market.
Wall Street rallied 3 percent this week as a surge in the unmeployment rate to a 26-year high did little to dent economic recovery hopes.
...MORELawmakers voted to extend jobless benefits as a report showed applications for unemployment claims fell to a 10-month low.
...MORELawmakers voted to extend jobless benefits as a report showed applications for unemployment claims fell to a 10-month low.
...MOREU.S. stocks gave up most of their gains Wednesday after the Federal Reserve expressed continued concern about the impact of high unemployment.
...MOREGeneral Motors has decided not to sell its German auto unit Opel, angering a German politician responsible for providing funding the unit.
...MOREU.S. stocks enjoyed their biggest one-day rally since July -- after government figures showed the economy grew for the first time in more than a year.
...MOREWall Street suffered its biggest one-day point loss in nearly a month after a surprise drop in new home sales revived economic jitters.
...MOREWall Street suffered its biggest one-day point loss in nearly a month after a surprise drop in new home sales revived economic jitters.
...MOREAmerican lawmakers appeared one step closer to extending an $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers partly responsible for an improvement in the housing market.
...MOREWall Street had its best session in over a month after fresh dealmaking encouraged buying after a three-day slide.
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