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Movers roundup: Hartford Financial, YRC Worldwide
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Among the stock activity stories for Tuesday, Feb. 17, from AP Financial News:
NEW YORK (AP) — Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. shares sank nearly 20 percent on Tuesday, mirroring steep losses in the broader market, as investors feared that rising investment losses could cripple the insurance industry further.
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of YRC Worldwide Inc. plunged Tuesday amid a sell-off in the broader market, as investors reacted to the trucking company's announcement that it will pay higher interest rates going forward as part of its deal with creditors.
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