- Text: FOMC Statement
- Fed Cuts Rates Half Point To Lowest Level in 4 Years
- Lufthansa on Acquisition Trail, Eyes UK's BMI
- Bonds Nudge Higher on Rate-Cut Anticipation
- Do We Need a Rate Cut? Former Fed Officials Weigh In
- Aetna Profit Down on Investments, But Meets Views
- Luxury Brands Struggle to Attract Clients
- Fed Rate Cut Fails to Deliver Much Impact on Stocks
- Reserve Fund’s Investors Still Await Their Cash
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- Crescenzi: Three Reasons Fed Rate Still Matters
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- Littelfuse 3rd-quarter profit sinks 72 percent
- Spirit AeroSystems profit hurt by Boeing strike
- Former museum director to repay Smithsonian
- Restaurant shares mainly rise after Fed cuts rate
- Trenton Times publisher retiring
- Johnson & Johnson shares decline on downgrade
- President and CEO of Ford Mexico retiring
- Praxair shares rally after 3Q earnings beat Street
- European agency demands checks on DC-9s, MD-80s
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Among the sector activity stories for Thursday, Oct. 16, from AP Financial News:
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Shares of insurance companies mostly fell Thursday afternoon as the broader market fluctuated and Chubb Corp. became the latest insurer to disclose third-quarter losses.
NEW YORK (AP) — Airlines shares rose in a choppy market Thursday, lifted by falling oil prices, positive outlooks and optimistic analyst comments.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Shares of many oil and gas services providers fell along with crude oil prices Thursday, and a Morgan Keegan & Co. analyst downgraded a dozen companies on concerns about capital spending cuts.
DENVER (AP) — Shares of mining companies sank Thursday as gold prices for future delivery fell and stocks continued their decline.
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