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Stocks could continue to drift higher for now as investors look for the next catalyst to drive the market.
Traders are bidding up natural gas prices after an executive from Chesapeake Energy spacer reiterated that low prices may force the company to significantly cut gas production.
One of the hallmarks of Ford before CEO Alan Mulally was the often messy style of management shake-ups.