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Wachovia "Probe" Brings Down Market
Financial stocks and the overall market moved a bit lower in the past few minutes on word that regulators have come to a St. Louis office of Wachovia [WB
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More than a dozen Wachovia agents have been subpoenaed, according to the Wall Street Journal. After initially dropping into negative territory, the Dow is now flat on the day.
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